40 Pieces Picture Hangers Super Hooks, PinCute Hercules Hooks Drywall Picture Hanging Hooks Holds Up to 100lbs No Tools Need, Hang Art, Clocks, Frames or Planters

I absolutely love these mini hangers, there are very easy to use and can hold a ton of weight with minimal impact on the wall surface.

I just love these picture hangers. I will never use anything else ever again. I even went and replaced all of the other pictures and paintings in the entire house with these things because they are just so awesome. I'm an artist and I make my own canvases sometimes using 1x4s for the stretcher bars so as you can imagine the final paintings are often quite heavy but there have been NO ISSUES with these hooks.The only advise I have when installing them is if you do poke through the wall and for some reason can't twist the hook to the right position, it's probably because you are bumping up against a stud. Or if you can't push it all the way through then you are probably trying to push through a stud. That is not going to work. Use a stud finder and then try to space your hooks so that they are not within two inches of a stud and you shouldn't have a problem. Or you can just do like i did and pick a spot then push through. And if it feels like it's hitting something try to ascertain if it is hitting something to the left or the right of your hook and then move your hook two inches away from the obstacle and try again.Also I would not recommend poking through the drywall above or below a light switch or an electrical outlet as your chances of stabbing through the electrical wiring is much greater here and that might ruin your morning. ZAAP.I also would not recommend using this to hang something from a tree, or a concrete wall, or a brick wall, or someone else's wall, or underwater, on a boat, or canoe. Now you could probably use it on a piece of thin metal siding or something as long as there was hollow space behind the siding and you predrilled a little hole for it to fit through. That would probably be the same for wood paneling. As long as you have three inches or so of hollow space behind a thin but sturdy and strong material It would probably work but you may have to pre drill a hole in the material.You probably wouldn't want to use this to hang anything from your ceiling.But if you are just trying to hang some paintings or pictures or framed posters on your wall or even a wall clock and the wall is made from drywall. Then this is definitely the right choice. I LOVE THEM.

For hanging light to medium framed pictures, this does the job quite well.

I love these things! I’m sure some woman designed it or asked her husband to do it. I THOUGHT there were to be 2 different sizes/weight-bearing. I think I should read the description more closely. But: I still am pleased.

These are the best picture hanging hooks ever!

I used the original Monkey Hook for hanging a few picture frames and put them away. After not being able to find them as I forgot where I had stored them, I ordered these from Amazon for about half the cost and double the number of pieces when compared to the original Monkey Hooks. These are stronger and seem to be made of better steel and cost so much less.I’m very happy with this purchase and highly recommended them.Amazon delivered them very quickly and on time!

The fact I did not need a hammer and it’s weight capacity!

Only makes a a tiny hole so it’s great for renting

These work great and are pretty easy to install. I needed a little more than my own hand strength, so I tapped a nail with a hammer to get a hole started. They are really sturdy and hold up the pictures fine. Mine are between 7-10lbs and have saw-tooth hooks.

Second time I’ve bought these. I love the strength they have with such a small hole in the drywall!

Work for me my daughter likes them too

used it hang heavy mirror, works well

Had quite a lot of picture frames (diplomas and permits) to put at my officeThose are a breeze to install, especially with a laser projector for horizontal levelingJust keep in mind that it will only work outside the wall stud, so you will need a stud finder to make sure you are using without studs behindJust a small pin hole contrary to screw in fasteners so when you remove it is just a small diy patching job that won’t affect drywall integrity for future useThe only drawback I found so far is that If you hang a frame held by a metal wire in locations where there is a wind draft (like a hallway) they tend to crook very easily; I resolved the issue by having two small silicone stickers in the bottom corners of the frame