Black Metal Guitar Wall Mount Hanger - 3 Pack Holder Rack Stand for Bass, Electric, Acoustic Guitars and Ukulele

Easy installation and sturdy.

I bought these to hang my son’s guitars on his wall. They were easy to put up and hold up great! My son was so excited to have his guitars up safe from his little sister.

not the best ones i've purchased before, but certainly one of the better prices. when you need a lot of them, this is a good way to go. the foam on the hooks seems plenty durable enough to keep your guitar safe, the hooks themselves and the wall mout were easy to assemble. i have no reason to believe my guitars are in any danger on them. they just aren't as warm and full as some of the wooden ones.i would still recommend.

Guitar hooks for music room.

Easy to use

Perfect to get them guitars off the floor

This is the old faithful of guitar wall mounts.It does exactly what it says. this product holds your guitars on the wall. I installed this with my drill and it was a snap! It is an easy way to organize your instruments and keep them off the floor.I would imagine it "could" theoretically hold more than a guitar, like a ukulele. But for standard guitar neck/head it is perfect.

The actual hangers are good, with rotatable claws and padding to protect headstocks, made of what appears to be welded, pressed steel, good stuff.The "documentation" which as far as I can tell is just the one video here, is terrible. Watching this video would suggest that you should drill holes in drywall, then mount the hangers with the included screws, which are passable as wood screws but not drywall screws. DO NOT do this. Mounting directly to drywall with any type of screw will not be sufficient to hold up for long. Mounting directly to drywall with pilot holes probably wouldnt hold for long enough to take a pic of your new guitar wall.The way to do this "right" (with drywall, assuming you cant use studs) is to mark your holes as in the video, then drill VERY small pilot holes, not more than 1/8 inch. Then line up one of the included drywall anchors (which the video doesnt show) and smack it into the wall with a hammer. You dont need a lot of force. Then use the included screws to mount the hanger plate to the anchors. This will insert the anchors tightly to start, then force the little tabs on the sides to grab into the drywall, making the whole mess about as solid as it can be with drywall.Ideally of course, you'd just mount them to studs with 1-1/2" to 2" wood screws.

belle grosseur en plus il y a déjà des vis pour les installer. Satisfaite