🖼️ Hommie Picture Hangers Set – Various Sizes, One Step Picture Hangers Nails – Professional Plaster Picture Hanging Hooks – Wooden/Drywall Hanging Hardware for Frames, Clocks, Mirrors – 50PCS Review

Very inexpensive and great material. I love it. Double or triple them when hanging something heavy! Attachment 02/01/20. I bought more! I hang wooden frames 8x10. The price is really good. I couldn't believe it was cheaper than WALMART!

I like the fact that it's easy to use and doesn't require any special latches on the back of the frame. It works equally well with wire, ring or hole. The price was reasonable too; They cost a few dollars for one or two of these at hardware stores. They also arrived promptly.

The only criticism I have of this combination of hangers is that they are overly cluttered compared to the heavier ones. That might be fine for some people, but I tend to be suspicious of hangers that don't go into a stud to hang something heavy. But they are perfect for many of the lighter items most of us have.

I love using these picture hooks. They are easy to install. Plate and nail are welded together. I have used similar hooks where the plate and nail are not connected and have found them useless. These hooks are better to use than traditional picture hooks. Attaching a picture is easier with a wire hanger because it catches the wire the first time.

I have so many small pictures and panels to hang, but I don't trust single nail anchors in drywall. An additional plate around the nail keeps the nail in place and provides extra secure hold for my various small but expensive items. Hangars are very easy to build into the wall. Nails/plates are also nicer than plain nails, so I'm very satisfied. This is a new house. I don't want ugly.

When I bought my house the previous owners used something similar and left a few. I liked her so much that I tracked her down. All you need is a hammer and they're better than a nail. When removed, they leave a small hole that is easy to close. I use them to hang everything (unless it's very heavy and bulky). The Hommies brand is thicker and better made than what I've used before.

Porcelain signs are very easy to hang up. Unfortunately, when you remove and reinsert them, the round back comes loose. I think it's because the first time you insulate it, it's pressed against the wall so it's flush. But I wouldn't hesitate to use them again, just be aware that you'll probably only use them once.