Command Heavy Duty Picture Hangers, Hold 20 lbs, White, Damage-Free Hanging, 8 Pairs Adhesive Strips

When the strips are new from the store they are great, but they have a shelf life. Yes, they loose their sticking power and stuff starts falling off the wall if you have been storing them in a drawer for future use. So just buy what you need right now.

For when you trust… but also double check. These hold surprisingly well for heavier stuff. Frames, mirrors, things you normally would not risk without a nail—these can handle it if you prep the wall right. Key is patience: clean surface, press firmly, wait the full time. Skip that and you are asking for a dramatic fall later. Love that you can hang things without committing to holes in the wall. Strong, convenient, just respect the instructions or they will humble you.

TRULY, if I had a brain, I would have realized the back to the clock insert is not flat with the back of wooden frame around the clock! Best I can describe..//only that it has nothing to do with the product! It's the brain ! These picture hangers are really great for their purpose.

these did not stick on the wall at all and I would not recommend them. they should be ashamed selling something so inferior

my house was built in 1953 so it has that old dry hard as a rock sheet rock that you can barely hammer and nail through. It's literally impossible to hang a picture the old-fashioned way through this wall it is rock solid so you definitely need command strips to hang up any wall any type of decoration on the wall. I have never had a problem with command strips easy to hang up easy to stick on the wall hold up just about anything I put it anyway I just cut them into and put them on all four sides of the frame and boom put it on the wall super easy nothing has ever fallen off yet.

The product description states 4 pair. Purchase options descriptions then list a 3 pack or an 8 pack as options. Assuming a pack is 4 pair, the 8 pack (of 4 pair) appeared to be a much better value, so I ordered it. What arrived was a 1 pack of 4. Apparently each individual strip was counted as a pack. That leaves me to wonder if the 3 pack is 3 individual strips or 3 packs of 4 pair.

So far they're working. Gave them a couple of weeks to bond to wall. Yesterday we mounted the heavy animal skin. I know this type of thing can really turn people off but when I saw at estate auction, I wanted to give him a good home since his life was sacrificed long ago. My walls are plaster and this one didn't have any damage so wanted to keep it that way. Fingers crossed that this continues to work. Poor Zeke the Zebra has suffered enough (I didn't name him, prior owner's family related worldwide travel history when I purchased some very interesting pieces).

My picture frame arrived in a timely manner. There was a crack in the frame that I didn't see until I had already put my photo in, and I decided not to return the item. Frame fit a full poster board project. The command strips worked great to hang the frame.

Everything for the most part is exactly what I'm looking for, there are a few times when I buy a value brand substitution for an expensive item I'm looking for and it doesn't withstand the wear and tear but usually everything is perfect! Sometimes I have problems with cheaper plastic items.

I love command products. A lot of people complain that they don't stick. I use alcohol on both the backside of the hook before I put tape on and the wall or anything that I'm sticking them on. I use a blow dryer to heat the wall just a little bit, and when I put the hook up I put pressure like body weight and hold the pressure for 30 seconds to a minute. I've had hooks in the shower for 6 years that have never fallen off. I have hooks on walls that have been there for 6 years and never fallen off. when removing the hook I'm very careful with the tape so that it doesn't take paint off.