🔩 Aluminum Z-Hanger Heavy Duty Mirror, Picture, and Panel Hanger - Z-12-2: Hangman Review

I used two of these screws to hang the canopy over the chimney. They are very strong and the screws work great on drywall. I placed them so that some of the holes went through the studs in the wall and I used standard construction screws for those holes and then used the screws provided to attach them to the drywall. The result exceeded my expectations. Measure correctly and whatever you hang will fit the wall very well. I am very happy that everything went so well. Easier to install than I…

I used the Hangman Z-Hanger to hang a 24 x 6 x 1 inch piece of wood art complete with hooks to hang anything from keys to a small coat or jacket. a nail finder (so as not to drill a nail) and a spirit level to set the suspension "horizontally", I marked 5 large holes with a pencil. I drilled small pilot holes in the center of the large "marked" holes in the drywall. the Z-hanger to the wall and use the pilot hole to begin MANUALLY screwing the large silver screw into the wall to secure the…

I used two of these screws to hang a canopy over a chimney. They are very strong and the screws work great on drywall. I placed them so that some of the holes went through the studs in the wall and I used standard construction screws for those holes and then used the screws provided to attach them to the drywall. The result exceeded my expectations. Get it right and you'll find yourself sitting very tight against the wall no matter what you hang. I am very happy that everything went so well…

I used the Z-Hanger to set up a 24" x 6" x 1" wooden hanger with hooks for hanging everything from keys to small coats or jackets . I used the illustration that came with the product. Using a nail finder (to avoid drilling through the nail) and a spirit level to set the hanger "level" I marked 5 large holes with a pencil. I drilled small pilot holes in the center of the large "marked" holes in the drywall. While holding the Z pendant against the wall and using the pilot hole, begin MANUALLY…

So I bought 2 of these. Just in case. I'm glad I did. I'm one of those guys who can't stand MOLLY'S walls to fix anything. I'll do just about anything to attach an object to a stud (including adding studs if that's foreseeable and the option is available). However, the screws that these mounts came with were the strangest I've seen. It's a cross between a lag and a molly. Strange. There are two things in life that I believe are true. We hate the way things are and we hate change. I can't use…