📸 110 lbs Heavy Duty Picture Wire Hanging Kit - D-Ring, Screws, Hanging Hooks, Level - 50+ Feet (15.25M) Stainless Steel Wire Hanger Review

I used this kit to hang and hang 3 very large paintings. It was easy to use. It was durable and I didn't have to worry about heavy photos falling over due to cable breaks. Good buy.

Pretty easy. One thing to note, the Revain picture only shows a couple of screws for the belt hooks (that's what I was worried about) - there are actually enough screws for ALL the belt hooks (4 each).

I had several heavy paintings so I bought this item without asking my husband. When he wanted to hand over the photos, he had no problems and found everything he needed in the package.

It's easy to use and gets the job done but I think for the price it would be fair if a booklet came with this product. Obviously it's aimed at those who don't have the full set of tools and more instructions would be helpful.

Bought this to hang an old mirror I got from an antique chest of drawers on the wall. The mirror is oval and quite heavy (20-25 pounds). This device was easy to use and very durable. I was nervous about the age of the mirror but this set was perfect for the job. Highly recommended.

These hangers are very useful for hanging items such as a heavy mirror. The kit gives you the option to fit more than two brackets, I used 4 on my 45lb mirror. I'm not worried they won't last. Just make sure your wall hooks are mounted on studs, or use ones that extend from the back of the drywall. I'm happy with it!

These straps are very easy/intuitive to apply and extremely durable. I fixed all the shelves in my apartment. in LA, so when the "big thing" happens, I'll be ready. They actually give me peace of mind knowing that if there is an earthquake I will suffer minimal casualties and will be safer and protected from serious injury. Hope. Not checked yet, but soon, oh so soon.

Bought these to hang some heavy 8ft boards at work. The product says it can hang up to 110 pounds and the boards were definitely smaller than that. But there were no instructions in these sets so I just had to find out from the pictures. We also tied the wire to three different boards and moved the metal brackets apart on two. I think if we had a direction maybe we could avoid all the broken parts. Luckily I bought two packs so we had enough parts to finish the job.