🧱 National Hardware N260-299 V2552 Antique Brass Brick Hangers - 2 Pack: Securely Hang Bricks with Ease Review

I have a natural stone fireplace, probably a ton and a half of stone. No way would I drill the mortar and risk collapsing to hang some art. It fits between rocks and holds up great.

These things are great! I wanted to hang a tapestry on a brick above my fireplace. I tried some others and they were too short. The way they were made wasn't a problem.

Was going to use this to hang a wreath on rocks and the bracket broke before it was even hung. This made the product unusable. Don't buy this junk. Nothing to show for the money paid

Clamps fit on bricks. They are also suitable for bricks with uneven mortar. The clamps hold in place well and hold quite a bit of weight. However, the hooks on the clips are very small. You can hang wire or a small ribbon on it, but if you want to hang a garland or something thick, the hooks are too small.

Works great for hanging decorations on stone walls or a fireplace. I had a house built entirely of stone. Just carefully adjust the prongs at the top so you don't break them, but apply enough force to grab the bottom rock. Outside, hanging the decor on the patio wall worked great and stayed up through Wisconsin's winter and summer storms. Nothing blown away

These are beautiful and very strong brackets. I wish I could use them but I don't have the right brick - they don't work with the decorative concrete bricks we used for the outdoor pizza oven/fireplace - the bracket breaks off the edges of the bricks during installation and never sets in. I will find them a new home.

We didn't know how to hang up Christmas stockings for our grandchildren until we found these hangers. We didn't want to drill holes in the screw/nail grout. These little hangers worked great. Although the stockings weren't heavy, I believe heavier items such as photos could be hung on these hangers. I have ordered another set to use.

They fit me perfectly! Hang one item on the front porch and one on the back porch and they're stuck. I used a flathead screwdriver where needed to scrape some grout off the back porch bricks so the product actually had room to put it in. Even if I remove the bracket, you don't notice anything. You may need to adjust the pins a bit to get the perfect fit for your brick size. Good product!