Aluminum Hangman HM-30D: Heavy-Duty Mirror and Picture Hanger with Anchorless Walldog Screws Review

I used this product with the drywall screws provided to place a kitchen cabinet top over my washer/dryer for extra storage. Hanging the cabinet (work for two people) took about 15 minutes to assemble and install. The included spirit level fits snugly in the groove, making it easy to hang and level. Cabinet. It's been hanging for two months now and is getting worse. I couldn't be happier.

This bracket is specially designed for hanging pictures on the wall, but is also strong enough to hang floating tables on the wall. I have used different sizes of this setup for long tables, tables with small lamps and even a floating shoe rack. If you have hangers screwed to wall studs, they hold a lot of weight. For items longer than 24 inches I would recommend purchasing a set of two hangers to support the weight. The walls aren't always flat, as I found when hanging my 70 inch table. I will

Buy this and you will receive 3 metal parts and some silver and black screws. There are no instructions how to assemble it, how to use it, what to hang on the wall or on the mirror. Just 3 pieces of metal and a few screws that this old woman, NOT A BIG WOMAN, couldn't do anything with. It's in the toolbox, maybe someday I'll find someone who can figure out how it works. This product is made for people who know how to build, DIY, not the average person, I'm just not smart enough to understand…

Used for wall mounted entertainment center. The entire system on the wall weighs about 120 pounds. I bought various drywall anchors; The ones supplied are probably strong enough, but I just wanted some extra reinforcement! They are flat, easy to install and very durable. 30 inches is great if you don't know the distance between the spikes. My studs are 16 inches on center so I hooked two studs with this bracket and filled the space between the studs with drywall anchors. I doubt this thing will

I bought this to hang a large framed mirror over my sink. When I placed the mirror, the bottom of the mirror was sticking out of the wall about two inches. The top was flat. The problem was solved by removing the back panel that held the mirror in the frame. I fixed the mirror in the frame with adhesive tape and hung it up - no problem, it stuck to the wall both above and below. completely flush or recessed in the frame. The back of the mirror I had was attached with small screws that rested on

I only write reviews if I am satisfied with the quality. These things are EXCELLENT. It's so easy to mount heavy items like mirrors and they keep the item snug and flush with the surface thanks to their low profile. It's very simple: attach the part of the holder to the object to be hung. Make sure it's level - I use my phone's level, which is great. Do the same to install the wall mount. Hang your item. You have the option to play side by side if you want to adjust the lateral position on the…

It was easy to put up a large and heavy wall. It's on a mosaic mirror I hung over the fireplace. I didn't know how to hang something that heavy or big, and I knew there wouldn't be a hairpin where I needed it. So it looked like a good solution with weight distribution along the length of the hanger, it seemed like it was safer to hang. The wall mounted piece has a plane to make it easy to hang and the piece for the back of the picture was easy to stick on and the back of the mirror was wood so…

My wife's beautiful mirror stood on the floor in the corner. It's very big, quite heavy, and it dangles sideways where she wanted it. What to do? I think I could move one of the hangers and measure all that crap to figure out where to put some drywall anchors. Then I searched Revain and found this! Walldogs are the most amazing drywall screws ever invented. Attaching the mount to the wall was quick and easy. Attaching the other half to the mirror was just as easy. Now I don't have to try and…