Concrete Wall Hooks, 25pcs Invisible Nail Hangers, No Damage Drywall Picture Hanger - Powerful, Non-Trace Hanging Hooks for Picture Frame Clock Hangers (M)

I really depend on these. They can hang really heavy objects. I have been using them for two years on plaster walls which don’t do well with nails. They are very stable. I love to decorate so I’ve used a lot of them. When removed they don’t leave huge holes to repair either. Tip: they can’t be reused so place carefully. I hang objects with a nail first to confirm location and then replace with one of these hooks. Also, the hook is too thick to use with a sawtooth picture hanger. In that case, I connect the two with a wire. It’s worth the fuss because they are so solid and less tricky to hammer in than a nail.

I’VE BEEN WRESTLING WITH TRYING TO HANG PAINTINGS IN MY ANCIENT STUDIO WITH CRUMBLING PLASTER WALLS, USING THE STANDARD HOOKS WITH THE LITTLE NAILS THAT GO THROUGH THE HOLES. DISASTER TIME AND AGAIN. THE PLASTER DISINTEGRATES. BIG HOLES ENSUE.THEN I TOOK A CHANCE ON THESE, BASED ON THE GREAT REVIEWS. NOT HYPERBOLE. THESE LITTLE BABIES GO ON IN SECONDS, HOLD UP THE LARGEST PAINTINGS IN HORSEHAIR PLASTER WITHOUT A CRUMBLE, COME OFF EASILY, AND LEAVE NOTHING BEHIND.AND THEY’RE A BARGAIN! WHAT MORE COULD YOU WANT?

I needed something to hang a coatrack to a concrete wall. They worked perfectly. Solid with no fear of coat racking crashing down. I have since used them to hang pictures and a clock to the same concrete wall. The assortment of sizes is useful.

I was quite surprised it works so well on stucco and concrete. Installing hooks or hangers on those surfaces are not easy. But these are great and hold well. My only challenge is the hook is close to the invisible nail and I broke the tip off two when hammering them in. I wish the hook had some metal in it to prevent breakage.

I rarely leave reviews but I was so happy with this product that I had to give it 5 stars. I was looking for hooks to hang string lights on my lanai. These hooks are PERFECT! They were super easy to put up and I don’t have to worry about the lights randomly falling. I didn’t have to drill holes and they are sturdy. I would highly recommend.

I have been looking for something strong enough to hold wall decor on the concrete walls of my condo. I tried Gorilla outdoor tape, 3M double side outdoor tape, stucco tape...decor fell after a couple days. Nothing worked. Came across these suckers and initially doubted the tiny nails would penetrate through the concrete. Proved me wrong! Hammered them into the wall and done. Keep hammering until you see tiny nails laying flush with the base. It's very sturdy! Wish I had found these before I spent money on all that expensive tape 😕.

I've been looking for a long time for something that can hold up framed art in my apartment, which has painted concrete (I think) walls. One thing was for sure: the stick on hooks worked for a while, but always failed eventually - no matter how big or small the picture was.I was very pleasantly surprised how well these hooks work. I pounded just one in easily and the big framed picture is on the wall like a champ. Of course, it's only been a few days so I will return to edit this review if I encounter any problems.

These items are a tad bit fragile. I was attempting to use a mallet and hammer, but ended up breaking 2 of the hangers; even though I was careful with the force used. I wished these were organized better in the container, as I did get poked trying to search for the hanger I wanted.