🖼️ DaTools Z-Hanger Picture Hanging Kit - 12 Inch, 2 Pairs - Z Bar Clips for Mirror Wall Frame Mounting, French Cleat Hangers - Holds up to 50 Lbs, Z Bracket Alloy Picture Hangers Kit for Headboard Cabinet, Art Review

With everything you need. Screws, dowels, rubber dots and even a handy spirit level. Instructions are also for those who need it. The clip was just what I needed to hang a round wall shelf. Now he is strong and straight...do not stagger.

Installed them on the wall and in the picture and went to hang, and they could not be moved together to fix them. I had to unclip them on the wall and hang the picture - the tolerances weren't the same. I could have used spacers to create more spacing but it's on the wall and won't go anywhere but it was a hassle.

The great benefit of this French slat bracket is that it keeps things close to the wall; most suitable for hanging heavy objects; keeps things horizontal and allows you to quickly and easily remove and reinstall anything that's hung. Highly recommended for heavy items and those that are touched or removed often.

Too thick. Spacers are required to create a small overlap gap, otherwise the brackets will be too tight and you will not be able to hang the picture. I understand that the manufacturer redesigned the mounts and made them a bit thinner to fit better. But I have to use washers or a thin metal rod to make room.

The hangers were well made. I've never used these types of hangers before and they require a bit more planning than regular picture hangers, which can just be "close enough" and still give an even frame. However, the included screws for wall mounting can be a bit longer. One of the mounting points fell off the stud and the screws included in the kit didn't go far enough into the stud to make it workable. However, on a couple of holes I just moved the anchor and everything worked fine. Seems to…

Easy to hang. Multiple holes to choose from to easily get into the bolt. When hanging the board, it must be flush with the wall on both sides so that the other part of the board can be picked up. If you're using an anchor on one side and hitting a stud on the other, you need to make sure you choose an anchor that sinks into the wall so it's flush, otherwise the rod will stick out a little, which is too Your part to not align when you hang it. This is my current topic. Not all anchors can be…

The quality of the mount itself is excellent. Extra thick for minimal flex, no sharp edges and a perfect fit. In the photo, the cabinet has 2 pairs of brackets. And he easily hung himself on the wall without help. Glides smooth like butter. The supplied hardware is only suitable for very light objects. Throw it away and use proper screws/bolts. I've used Spax T-Star 1/4" x 3" power lugs with no problems. The holes in the mount were the perfect size. And the brackets have a pair of 16" holes in…

For hanging a hardwood cue stand and rack on the wall. Rack weight probably 60 lbs. So he had lots of holes to distribute the load on the drywall. So the displacement is 100% tight, almost NO play. The weight of whatever you're hanging will pocket the two halves and they'll line up just right. SO flush that if you have a hanger in sheets of drywall (you have, it's just a matter of quantity) their length tries to straighten the hanger and transfer the hanger to whatever you're hanging. So I had…