Command Large Picture Hangers, Holds 15 lbs, White, Damage-Free Hanging, 12 Pairs Adhesive Strips

I was surprised it actually works. I was skeptical when i bough it, and very satisfied with the product when I used it. Its hold my grandmother's decorative plates on the wall, if I didn't feel they were safe, my wall would be full of nails instead.

I've used these in the past and they are very trustworthy. My beautiful Seester bought me a wooden plaque for my birthday and I got these today to display it with. They're very easy to apply and leave no damage behind each time I decide to move or rearrange things.

Man, listen—if you're trying to get the crib looking right with some heavy frames or mirrors, but you don't want to be drilling holes all over the place, these Command Large Picture Hangers are the absolute truth. These ain't those tiny little strips; these are the heavy hitters. First off, let's talk about that 15-pound weight limit. That is some serious strength! You can hang those big, substantial pieces of art or those thick wooden frames with total confidence. They use that "hook and loop" technology that clicks together, so you know once it's locked in, that picture ain't going nowhere. It stays level, stays secure, and looks professional. But the real magic is the "damage-free" promise. When you're ready to switch up the decor or if you're moving, these things peel right off without taking the paint or the drywall with 'em. No spackle, no sanding, and no "sorry" notes to the landlord. It's the ultimate move for keeping your walls pristine while still showing off your style. They're simple to use, they hold like a champ, and they keep the maintenance at zero. If you want to level up your wall game without the hammer and nails, go 'head and grab a pack. It's a certified 10 out of 10 for the home improvement hustle!

great concept. it makes lining up the frame super easy. it sticks well... follow the instructions. the pictures come right down and so does the tape. it held a 36 x 36 painting with a frame with ease.

We redid our daughter's room and I vowed I did not want a bunch of holes in the walls again. So far this really works. I have used it for pictures and name boards and I am very pleased. It held a wooden name board on her wall above the closet since 2020. Just took it down. Get a level that sits on the corner of your pictures and you are all set. I stick it to the wall, put the other one right on top and take off paper to show sticky...use my small corner level and then stick it to the back of the frame or whatever I am putting on her wall. That works best for me!

I used these hooks to hang Christmas stockings on. I needed some hooks, but I was not going to damage an expensive combination bookcase and entertainment center with nails or permanent adhesive. These are a perfect solution--and re-usable from year to year. They adhere well, but come off cleanly when you want them to.

As you can see by a lot of reviews, I don't think these are authentic. Or the quality of the name brand Command Strips has declined severely. These won't stick to anything. The ones I buy directly from the the Walmart store have never failed me, but this is not it. They came in a clear plastic bag, not the normal cardboard container, which was my first warning. The sticker cover you peel off is clear, not the normal white, labeled cover. AND THEY DON'T WORK.

These cannot be valid Command strips! Not in a box !! Not like the picture at all! Smooth tabs are sooo hard to peel off - unbelievable! Wrecked my wall!!!!!! I cant believe you did this yo me! How am I going to fix this ?- errrrrr

the package says for 15 pounds or lighter. I have a clock that weighs about 8 or so pounds. I used 6 of these hangers and the clock still fell and broke. Very unhappy and would not recommend for anything heavy

Seller put strips in a plastic bag and labeled it “Command” I can't risk hanging paintings as I dont this is the real brand. I used it on a 1lb item and the adhesive is coming away within a day. I could have gotten the same from the dollar tree