🔨 Pack of 25 OOK 50652 Small Sawtooth Hangers with Nails in Convenient Tidy Tins Review

These are the standard little picture hangers found at any hardware or hardware store. They are strong and work well. I used (2) to hang the painting on a large, heavy piece of driftwood with no problems.

It's great! I just crazily stuck them on top of my cheap and light picture frames so I could hang my photos on nails. They worked well for small photo frames because I glued them. They can be strong for large picture frames if you nail them to the frame.

Required to mount multiple pictures in frames and we thought these alligator hangers would be the best choice as they allow for minor adjustments to align the frame after installation . They are faithful to the original and are consistent in construction with mounting nails long enough to attach to the frame but not so long as to cause "punching" in the thin frame materials. They work fine!

I made a sign for my mom and wanted it to sit flush with the wall. You have done an excellent job. I made a notch along the center line of the panel and made a small notch on its "south" side to allow the nail head to get under the hangar. If you're having trouble getting nails into hard-to-reach places, simply use long needle nose pliers to insert the nails, then hammer the nails in with one punch.

I wanted some of our countertop frames to hang in our hallway so I attached them to the back of those who didn't already have a hanging option. I used E6000 glue to glue them to the frame as I didn't want to hammer or drill into metal, plaster, thin wood etc. They hold up great and the extra stuff is stored in a handy little container which is really great compared to those containers that you have to rip apart and then find a solution to store your supplements.