Command Large Picture Hangers, Holds Up to 15 Pounds, White, Damage-Free Hanging, Includes 6 Pairs of Adhesive Strips

I use these all of the time, on my whole house! I never have a problem. If something is really heavy then I use traditional anchors which is common sense. These are the best and when in doubt I add an extra one. I wish they came in super large boxes!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this product free from 3M in exchange for my honest review. I was intrigued by the "click together" hanging strips instead of hooks and such ... but they are pretty cool. These large (15lb) strips seem to adhere very well to surfaces I have tried (wood, painted sheetrock) but come free with no damage if necessary. Keep in mind that you need to use four pair in order to achieve the maximum 15lb weight rating. The white strips blend in better with lighter frames. Do ensure to follow the directions and be aware that the strips will not adhere well to textured or rough surfaces.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use this product in my storeroom for hanging the lightweight reuseable stuff to keep it out of container and find it more easily. I am sure this will be a good idea to reduce the waste and like self recycling.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used these exact strips last year to put up an expanding wooden Christmas tree frame on the wall since I couldn't nail it directly or use nails to hang it. It was so successful that I can't wait to do the same this year. Since I didn't know how heavy the ornament would be, I used too many strips so this year I'll be using less.

Not sure what the other reviewers' situations were, but I love Command Strips. I finally read the instructions a while back and realized you must prepare surface - I take cotton ball with a little alcohol on it. Wipe the wall. Let dry. Apply strips. Wait few min, may BE longer then hang the object. Works GREAT for me! :-)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Command picture hanging strips are a go-to for me and I use them around my house in many places. They provide a strong hold. I find that when I use them on my walls, which are textured, it is harder to get a solid hold. When used on smooth textured surfaces, that has not been an issue at all. They are great for things that may be changed out like seasonal decor.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Comand Picture Habging Strips were moderately easy todo. I tried it on a light weight frame to see how it holds up. Seems tobe okay. Don't think I would do it on a heavy framed pic. I can see this for certain areas where hanging with hooks would not work.

I bought command strips to hang pictures in my apartment. I am getting ready to move to a new place so I began taking pictures off the wall. To my disappointment the strips left bubbles on the walls, and even tore the paint off in 3 places, despite moving them as per the instructions. Thanks to the command strips I will be responsible for damages to the wall. Would not buy this product again!

we recently bought a new home asnd i didn't wasnd to start our with holes in the walls so i bought your strips for picture hanging. to my dismay i hung a display case with collector spoons with your strips. to make sure it held i actually put 3 strips on it even though it said one would be sufficient. well it held for a couple of weeks not suddenly it fell off the wall, pulling away paint and plaster, fell hitting a window sill and broke the corner off it, the case came apart and spoons were everywhere. I will never trust your product again. I have to repair my wall, window sill and case.

I created an amazing collage wall from my collection of vintage frames. I followed all instructions because I did not want anything to happen to my collection. Everything was fine for about three months and then they all started falling off. I lost 4 of them before I finally took the whole wall down. It would be fine, except that one of them ripped the paint and plaster from the wall. Now I have to repair the spot and repaint it, plus repair the frame. Awesome. No short cuts people. These things are worthless. Just hammer in a nail.