Command Large Picture and Frame Hanging Strips, 17206 (30 Pairs)

I love these. Very easy to use and they hold very nicely. I have not noticed any problems with them removing paint or damaging my walls. I thought they were just as easy to take off as they were to put on. Things I have placed on my wall have been hanging nicely for months with no issues and I actually just ordered another pack. They are a great value as well.

I just moved into a new house and put a lot of working into the house. After that I know I did not want to put a million holes in my nicely painted walls.I order a knock off of commend and regretted from the first photo frame I hung. The photo stuck at first and I hung a few more. I took a brake and started working on something else. 20 mins later I heard a loud bang. It took out the whole wall of photo frames braking 3 frames.I have used command in the past and never had this issue so I went back and got this command set and it’s worked out wonderful. Photos have hung for now weeks and not one fell off the wall even larger photo frames.I wanted to save a few bucks with buy and fixing a new house but in the long run spent a lot more the cost of the knock off’s and 3 new photo frames. Costing much more then if I would of just ordered command of the start to do the job.Lesson learned you get what you pay for and I should of not skimped on something so importing. I hope my lesson at less helps someone else from making the same mistake.

I'm in the military so I move every few years, these are perfect for me since I have a lot of art that I like to surround myself with and these strips not only save the walls but my artwork as well. I'm not afraid of damaging the walls or my art. I was nervous about the strips holding up, but they do and have held up for sometime, just be aware not to use too little.In some cases I cut the strips in half to stretch out it's usefulness, but only on items and walls that I can easily remove the tape from. I haven't noticed any residue and I've used these strips on wood and plastic frames.

These 3M strips are amazing if 👏🏻 used 👏🏻 as 👏🏻 instructed. Don’t think you can just smack these on the back of a picture and put it up like a post-it note, especially if the item is on the heavier side. You need to place them, then take the picture off the wall and let them sit for about an hour. If you don’t wait long enough, the adhesive won’t stick well enough to hold and your stuff may tumble to the ground.Follow them to take the picture off, too. Pulling straight off is guaranteed wall damage. They hold very well in both the Velcro and adhesive at 90 degree angles. Pull as per instruction.Otherwise, they’re great for hanging all kinds of things without drilling, banging, or marring paint. Sure, you won’t have immediate hanging satisfaction, but it’s worth it.

I use these to professionally hang my art for exhibition.A curator friend who works iwth multimillion dollar merchandise recommended them to me.One word of caution: I find that if you work in a gallery or other room that does not have humidity control, and you use it on an item over 1 pound, they item may fall off the wall and smash the glass on your frame, possibly damaging the art.This is an extreme hazard in many of my art environments. For this reason, I'd give this item 2 stars.But, it works great otherwise. AND it's the best alternative out there so far. If there were something better, I'd give it 2 stars.You just have to use the old fashioned nail/wiring otherwise.Their poster bits are absolutely 5-star - but that's for another review. Just thought I'd mention.

These strips are so strong. Firstly I was worried that they wouldn’t be enough, they’re so much.. I was so worried about my mirror, because it’s heavy but I used around 5 on each vertical size and 4 on each vertical size, totaling 8. And I still have some left for my vision board and I also used one pair for my H and remember you have to joins 2 together for each one. I love them! I’d definitely recommend. It was just a bit hard to understand how to use initially. But wipe the surface/ wall with alcohol to remove any form of stickiness or dirt then. Press two strips together, that’s the two rough sides without adhesive. Put one side on the object you’re putting up and then put it on the wall. If it’s a heavy object it’s usually recommended to then take it back off and the back part of the strip you pressed together will still be on the wall, and the other part on the object. Leave it for an hour then put it back on until you hear them click. But when I put up my mirror the hold was too strong for me to even remove it!

I make customized wood signs and I use Command strips all the time. I purchase them anytime I see them on sale and I highly recommend them. They are perfect for anyone to hangs things on the wall for short term or long term. They are easy to use and are good quality. I do recommend to follow the instructions and wait before you hang tings up. I don't do that and it has happened that a strip is not sealed to the wall yet.

To all the people who claim their command strips aren't sticking to their wall; they have to read their instructions and use common sense. USE RUBBING ALCOHOL to CLEAN BOTH and WHERE EVER YOU'RE STICKING IT TO! And make suer BOTH SURFACES ARE DRY BEFORE adding the strips! Lastly, USE ENOUGH strips to your product so it doesn't fall! It's common sense!! I use these command strips all throughout my apartment and when needed, they come off to easily with no damage to the walls so I'm sure to get my security deposit back once my lease is over. 10/10 would recommend!