Command Medium Picture Hanging Strips, Damage Free Hanging Picture Hangers, No Tools Wall Hanging Strips for Living Spaces, 16 White Adhesive Strip Pairs(32 Command Strips)

This is exactly what I was looking for!!!! We recently moved and I was tired putting holes in the wall and not getting the pictures level!!!! So much easier!

These are fantastic for keeping your walls nice when hanging your art. Keep in mind to get the correct size strip for what you’re hanging. I had very small 8x10 pictures I was trying to hang, but also had larger, heavier pictures so I tried to get away with just ordering medium strips for everything. Well... that didn’t work out so well. The strips didn’t have enough real estate to adequately grip the frames on the small photos, so the next morning they were on the floor. The heavier paintings were all still perfectly attached to the wall. So keep that in mind. Easy to remove with no damage and easy to install.

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I purchased these to use to hang our family pictures on our wall. I love how easy they are to use! Also easy to remove from the wall if you want to move the photo.

Ever since I discovered these strips, I never have to nail anything to a wall again! They are easy to use and remove, this last time i had to completely reposition for frames and it was a breeze, the strips kept their adhesive crossing my fingers but everything is where I left it. I love command products, I have some for doors to hang decorative wreaths and some for the back of the door for bath robes and towels without issue.

No nails Love the command strips

We have pictures hanging few month already and they are still on the wall!

Command tape is a great way to mount light objects to a wall without punching holes in the wall. Ive used this typically for light artwork, frames, small whiteboards, etc... The initial adhesion is great and it feels sturdy. However I had a very light bulletin board mounted on a wall with 2 strips of these on every side. After a year, in the middle of the night, it just came crashing down off the wall knocking things off a desk as it went down. It startled everyone and now I know that the adhesive will not last too long. The whiteboard was less about 1 lb maybe.

I use these often, and they are great for saving my walls. No more nail holes, and if you follow the directions, no peeling paint. A couple of suggestions for anyone new to these, so you can benefit from my trial and error: 1. Make sure the surface youre applying to is clean, especially kitchen walls which may have unseen residue typical from regular cooking. Otherwise, you may experience issues with adhesion over time. 2. Choose a less humid day to hang these. If thats not an option, wipe your surface area thoroughly with a damp cloth, then run a fan on it for a bit until thoroughly dry. Keep fan running during application if possible. 3. Use more than you think youll need based on the packaging suggestion. I typically use two pairs of strips (top and bottom) for anything 8 x 10 or larger, or for anything with any weight to it. An extra strip may be more than you need, but trust me, you dont want to end up with less than you need when your cherished portrait comes crashing to the floor. In my many, many uses of these strips, I have fortunately only had this happen once. These strips are quite sturdy. 4. It can be easier to hang items if you first press the strips together, then apply the sticky sides to the item you are hanging, and then finally to the surface on which youre hanging the item. A small level set on top of your picture/item will ensure a nice even look. 4. When removing, pull the tab while applying mild pressure to the strip, holding it against the application surface. This will lessen the likelihood of a chunk of paint from being pulled off. Overall, this is a great, very useful product which will allow you to hang and change up your favorite decor without damaging your walls. Highly recommended.

I was able to hand 4 medium oil painting in my living room without damaging the walls. However, adjusting the painting so they are straight, becomes a little tricky. Had to replace several strips in order to straighten a painting.