Command Narrow Picture Hanging Strips, Damage Free Hanging Picture Hangers, No Tools Wall Strips for Living Spaces, 12 White Adhesive Strip Pairs (24 Strips)

So glad I ordered these narrow strips as I didn’t realize how slim my frames were…at any rate, these were perfect as the frames came with optional hardware I opted not to use…I attached strips to all four corners of the frames but let the top corners cure on the wall for a couple of days then I attached the frames…I needed to move one frame over a couple of inches but I needed a knife to wiggle through the Velcro to detach it…it was not budging so the hold is there…so far so good…I made sure to apply pressure to all the strips for 30 secs each before and after application…if you let the strips “marinate” on the walls a couple days before hanging, you shouldn’t have any problems..so far so good and these frames actually exceed the size recommendation on the package.

Works well at holding up a cork board at work.

I waa pleased to find these narrow strios, my pictures had a thinnframe and these fit perfect

Works great for hanging a window memorial. Very easy to use and it’s durable.

I ordered two boxes. The first box worked well but the second box of strips had a hard time sticking despite cleaning the wall and doing everything I did with the first box. I also noticed the first box had some clear strip covers the second box didn’t have so I don’t know if that made a difference or not.

After remodeling and filling all the nail holes in on my walls I strictly went to command hooks to hang everything in my home. I am not disappointed. Value can be found by buying combo packs. The hold is fantastic. Follow the directions you won't be disappointed.

I used these to hang up some decorative hexagon shelves I bought recently. I didn't really want to put 12 different holes in the wall just to hang them, and odds are at least one wouldn't have been level if I did.These strips were the perfect width for the shelves. You can't really see them unless you look at an angle. I didn't exactly follow the instructions- I put the two sides together and applied them to the shelf first. I stuck a level on top of each shelf as I hung it, which let me make slight adjustments before adhering it to the wall. If you're hanging frames though, I would probably do it the correct way. I wouldn't risk it with something fragile.So far they've been up for almost a week with no issues. I don't plan to put anything heavy on them, so I doubt I'll get close to the 10lb capacity of the strips.

Ordered to hold diploma, license, and certification on wall in my office. It has done great!