Command Medium and Large Picture Hangers, Holds 10 & 15 lbs, White, 4 Medium, 8 Pairs Large Adhesive Strips

Exactly what I was looking for

Came in super handy to hang up my mirror on my door

works great no..holes in my wall

These are really strong! Very useful in hanging mirrors on our walls.

I was very pleased with these! It's an intelligent design and my frame hasn't moved a bit.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have used this product for a couple years in my new condo, along with a few other products of yours. I could not be happier with the hanging strips. I have lots of "stuff" on my walls and this product is perfect!

I used FOUR strips on this 3 lb lightweight mirror. 2 strips that according to 3M should hold 15 lbs each, and 2 strips that should hold 10 lbs each. A total of 50 lbs maximum capacity and 3 lbs brought it crashing down into pieces (that's what's inside of the box pictured next to the frame, all the shattered glass)....just 3 days after hanging. How do you explain that? 3M, a full refund and replacement cost of mirror is in order!

I used command strips to create 2 large collage walls of picture frames. We are moving and i went to take down the frames. Every single strip pulled paint and parts of sheet rock down.

Purchased some today having purchased in the past with no problems however today's purchase was absolutely no good whatsoever.when put on the frame they were not very sticky and when I put the frame on the wall it would not stick at all so it was taken down before it fell down and then to top it all the command strips just fell off the frame when I just touched them so I check the other strips in the packet and low and behold they were just the same. Maybe it was a bad batch but that doesn't help me . So very disappointed

I recently bought two packs of the medium and large picture hangers. I've previously used these with absolutely no problems, but these new packs do not stick at all! Absolute waste of money. I ended up having several pictures fall and had to try to use additional strips. I ended up wasting more than I used.