🔒 Invisible and Reliable: AKOAK Hardwall Hardware Fasteners Review

Lonely petite lady with little manual labor experience and a hammer! That's all! Installed in 10 seconds. Nothing is bent. Nothing is broken! Highly recommended!

I love how comfortable they feel and feel sturdy; However, I didn't hang anything heavy on it. I don't know how easily they come off as there is no cap on the nails; I'm sure it will be a pain. It is also not easy to do straight, so you have to be very careful.

I tried 3M picture hangers first. I used heavy duty and 8 strips on each 11x17 frame. This resulted in the frames falling off the walls after a few days and one frame breaking into pieces - not just the glass but the frame itself. It was great and without incident. I'm very confident in how well they hold up.

I was very skeptical about purchasing these coat hooks as I was looking for something that could fit in a concrete wall. THEY WORK GREAT. I'm totally amazed by the ease with which they went into the wall and how well they carry the weight of two large frames. I just wish the hook was a little narrower but overall I'm very happy with this purchase.

Extremely easy to use, they are great for hanging items from a cinder block. It is very easy to hammer into the cinder block with an ordinary hammer. I used one to hang an 18" x 24" mirror on a cinder block and it worked great. I think they are much easier to use than specialty nails which are thick and seem difficult to use. They also have very good plastic hooks for hanging.

I have an old house with very hard plaster walls. Trying to drill with a dowel to hang something often results in a huge hole as the heavy old plaster cracks or crumbles. These little nails go in well and hold up great. The plastic hanger itself is a bit flimsy and the fact that it hangs like a hook makes it difficult to hang some items, but overall it's a godsend.

Had to use this to hang a painting (5-10 pounds) on the CMU wall in my living room. The nails are very sharp and strong enough to break through a concrete wall. Using an even hammer hit on each of the nails has been found to work well. It looks like the nails are stainless steel as they resisted bending. I wish the seller had offered fewer of these - one did and I had 19 left, but the price is modest so it's not a big deal.

Should have put some lights on the back porch but they are all brick so I thought they would work great. I ended up buying 2 bags but unfortunately I think my stones are too dense so the purchase is wasted at the moment. I've tried two of these and both just flattened out and buckled when I started putting them in. Gave it 3 stars as I don't think there's necessarily a problem with hangers and more about the hardness of my type of bricks (if it matters at all, my masonry piece also had a hard…