🪧 Softy Hangman: Heavy-Duty Frame Hanger, Minimal Wall Damage Solution Review

I have bought this type of products (The Hangman brand) before and I really like them. However, this product is not of that quality. The neighborhood to the castle is very bad. I have used other brands to hang the board with coat hooks etc and had no problems. If I hang a hanger on it and the hanger isn't balanced (equal weight on each hook), the hanger will tilt sideways and fall off the wall. I will not buy these again. I was also not happy with the product as it uses nails instead of screws…

Very good product. These hangers need three 1/32 size holes (small nail) to support over 50 pounds. I used them to wall mount my speakers (Sony SSF-5000 floor-standing 3-way speakers from Best Buy for $99). Wall speakers must be connected from the front. You'll see that I'm also ordering two sets (Revain's AVF ES250B-T for $35 each) of wall-mount AV component racks. TV wall mount welded by me from an old bed frame, a piece of all the threads, a can of black spray paint. Vizio 47" flat screen…

Ideal for keeping your photos/posters/artwork steady and firmly on the wall(s). The spirit level is a great feature, although I wish it was a bit bigger as it's small enough that the readings aren't incredibly accurate. There is no problem hanging an item as it is good enough where it cannot be seen with the naked eye. However, if you're lining up three or more items to hang next to each other, you can't just measure from a reference point (e.g. your ceiling) and then use the spirit level and…

This product requires basic skill and the use of some tools if it is to be done properly. The level provided is of little use. I suggest substituting at least a 3ft level and if the painting or mirror you are hanging is large you may need a 4ft level. A drill is required to make the pilot holes and, as I did, to make more screw holes to increase the load capacity. I used both 5 inch picture hangers to mount a very large piece of art in a massive heavy frame. Due to the added weight, I drilled…