144 Pcs Picture Hanging Kit, The Ultimate Picture Hangers for Wood Frames and Canvases, for use on Drywall, Requires No Measuring or Moving Hardware to Hang Artwork, Hangs 12 Frames

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Best product I’ve ever bought on AMAZON! GENIUS solution for anyone who hangs pictures or other framed displays!

Perfecto me resolvió el problema están cargando unos paneles de pared lo menos 5 o 6 libras de peso

I don't leave many reviews, but I was compelled to write one here. I was mounting a set of nine art glass tiles and wanted them in a tight, level formation. I made custom wooden mounting cleats and adhered them to the back with construction adhesive. Consequently there were small differences in where the mounting brackets were on each tile, just as there were small differences in the size of the tiles themselves. The beehives were very forgiving in that I was able to adjust these left to right and up and down in order to ensure that there was a consistent spacing in the finished grid.I had tried a difference mounting system (hub-style standoffs) previously and those were an epic failure, both due to the weight of the objects as well as the precise measurements needed. With the beehives I could quickly adjust each one as I got them up and I was able to mount all nine in well under an hour. I added some rubber bumpers to the bottom cleat to make them parallel to the wall. These are both fragile and heavy and they are incredibly secure on the wall. Not worried about weight. (These were about 8 pounds each).I would give these 10-stars if that were an option!

These were perfect for hanging a heavy piece of art over our bed. I had tried using wire previously and it was ripping out, in danger of falling on our heads. These hangers were easy to use and adjust to make level. The screws do need a smaller than standard screwdriver, so make sure you have one on hand. Otherwise, completely love this product and will recommend in the future.

I've had an incredibly challenging time hanging photos in arrays. No matter the approach, I always ended up with multiple attempts, several nail holes and results that never looked quite perfect.The beehive hangers definitely take a bit longer, as you're mounting two 'hive' units on each frame. I had a difficult time getting the screws to take in my inexpensive frame, but was able to find small nails that worked.Because the units are at each corner of the top of the frame, the pictures are less susceptible to falling off-kilter from vibration or accidental contact.At the end of the day, I'm a convert and have already ordered more to re-hang the other frame sets I've hanged in the past that aren't quite right. I highly recommend.Pro tips:Use scotch tape to secure the 'hive' unit to the back of the frame while screwing or nailing it to the frame. Then, remove the tape.If you have textured walls and the small dots on the wall the hive unit makes to help position the hanger, just put a dab of toothpaste on the hive unit to mark the place on the wall

This is my second order of these, and I seriously love them. This order, I bought more than my first, and will not hang things the same way as I used to.

Transforms most frames into stable, wall hanging frames. I love that you can easily adjust level at witch it hangs. A power drill makes adding the brackets a breeze, but also easy with a screwdriver.