🔨 Hassle-Free Mounting with The Hillman Group 121122 Hardwall Hangers Review

I recently tried out a new product for hanging picture frames and decorative items in my Arts and Crafts room. Thanks to my knowledge gained in practice, I had found that some hangers can damage the walls or not hold up the weight of the items. However, I was pleasantly surprised with these Hardwall Hangers. They were easy to install and securely held my frames without any damage to the walls. The only downside is that they are a bit pricey compared to other hangers on the market.

They are easy to attach and hold up very well. It can be difficult not to hit the hook when nailing, but otherwise it's not a problem. The only thing to watch out for is to make sure the hook is straight before you start hammering. I've never tried removing one but I imagine it would be very difficult which is good as the photos they hold stay in place!

Simple design is great for hard wall hangers. The execution is extremely poor to the point of thoughtlessness. Hangers are made of hard but not durable plastic. Hit the hook part with a hammer and there is a good chance the hook will break. The bottom pin and hook aren't far apart, so you can break the hook with a light hammer hit from below. If this is not enough, then the lower spike is near the hook. Rotating the triangular cleats 180 degrees or 4 cleats 45 degrees gives you more space…