🖼️ 50616 Professional Picture Hangers, Art Hangers, Brass Padded Hooks, Reusable, 50lb (10-pack) Review

They are great compared to dollar store hangers or ugly hardware store hangers. They are soft, high quality nail and good size. Easy to install, easy to remove. I can't be wrong Even the packaging (they come in a small jar) is great.

These are no ordinary budget hooks - they might be overkill for light jobs. However, if you are looking for more frame stability and security, I highly recommend them. It takes a little effort to hit the wall, but they're worth it.

These nails are not blue steel or they would not bend easily if driven into a plaster wall. I have already ordered a few of these from this OOK company which were blue steel and never buckled! I won't buy these anymore!

I frame and cut my own mats, so I frame a lot of artwork and paintings. These are low profile hangers that will cause minimal damage to the drywall (a nail hole) and are strong enough to support the weight. I've used them in 4 sizes and will always have them on hand for projects.

I have used many of these hangers and this one is the best. Some other brands have these "cheap bags" with horrible packaging and different nail sizes and junk nails that bend. You will inevitably end up losing the nail or repacking in zip lock bags. This gives you exactly what you need - great packaging, perfect quality and I love the padding on the back.

I ordered these hooks to hang a heavy mirror. Installing the hanger was easy with just a few light taps of a hammer. I didn't remove any of it but I'm sure it won't be difficult as the pins are grooved for a comfortable grip. I have used this type of hangers in the past but paid the same price for just 3 hangers. Not only are these hangers comparable in quality and function, they also come in a great storage case. I highly recommend!

I'm a bit disappointed in purchasing these picture hangers. I wanted Floreat hangers but couldn't find them in that size so thought they might be the same. They look the same in the photos. The diameter of the nail for this hanger is much larger than the floreats so I'm assuming it will make a much bigger hole. I don't plan on using them on the drywall of my new house, but I might keep them for when I need a heavy-duty hanger. I just don't want to give them back. I'm not sure what makes them…

I've been using OOKS for 20 years. This is the only hanger we recommend in our frame shop. I didn't know I could get the soft version and the soft part is useless. When I try to push the stylus through the pad, it pulls away from the OOK and forms a ball of sticky pad on the back of the OOK. It doesn't matter whether I put the pin through the front or the back. The sticky part sticks to the pen. Poorly thought out. The pens are now much larger. About 4 times wider than the old OOK, the size of…

Good strong rubber backed hooks to prevent scratches and strong but strong nails leave tiny holes in the wall. A tip: the rubber backing has no nail holes, and to prevent the rubber from tearing, first insert a nail into the hook holes from the BACK to make a nail hole in the rubber backing BEFORE nailing the hook to the wall. ; Whenever I tried to put the nail through the front first, it didn't go through the rubber cleanly and tended to break. These nails are easy to remove from the wall…