Command Large (15 lb) Picture Hanging Strips, 14 Pairs (28 Strips)

The Command Large Picture Hanging Strips have become an absolute must-have in my home. These ingenious little strips have proven their worth time and time again, earning a solid five-star rating for their exceptional performance and versatility. The adhesive on these strips is simply fantastic. I've used them to hang up various items around my house, from picture frames to decorative pieces, and they have held up admirably. What I appreciate most is their durability - even in high-traffic areas, the strips have remained firmly in place, eliminating the need for constant adjustments or reapplications. The ease of use is another huge selling point. No need for nails, hammers, or drills – just a straightforward application process that takes seconds. The fact that I can confidently put up items without leaving behind unsightly holes or damage to my walls is a game-changer. What sets these Command Strips apart is their versatility. Not only do they work wonders for picture frames, but I've also used them for hanging up lightweight shelves, small organizers, and even holiday decorations. The fact that they can handle various tasks around the house makes them an invaluable tool in my household toolkit. In summary, the Command Large Picture Hanging Strips are a true winner. The combination of great adhesive, user-friendly application, and unmatched versatility makes them an essential item for any home. If you're seeking a reliable and hassle-free solution for hanging items, these strips deserve a spot in your shopping cart. I can confidently say that I love them, and they have truly earned their five-star status!

I believe this has the highest weight rating of any of 3M's products; however, you do need to watch the ratings. You will want a small margin of safety to ensure hanging appliances, etc do not fall off. Note that this will work best when gravity does not pull on the strip (holding a power strip in one place on a desk), a bit worse when positioned vertically on a wall, and almost useless if you try to hang something from it (ie hanging a powerstrip from a ceiling). These work great and I have reordered at least a couple of times as my roommate and I keep finding uses for them.

These aregreat for anything and everything especially when you're a renter. These have saved me more then once. But be mindful when removing because they can cause paint to peel and lift.

They work and hold stuff up. Note that they do not always remove from the wall without peeling the paint. I’ve tried to take some down and it’s causing massive holes in my paint. Fortunately I have the original paint so I can touch up. Occasionally they can be a bit hard to stick on the frame, if the frame has hooks already installed that are sticking out too far on the back. That can mean that these don’t stick out far enough to adhered to the wall with the hook blocking. Only an infrequent problem.

I've used these for a very long time and I could not be more pleased with them. These are easy to apply and easy to remove when no longer needed without ripping out the paint on the wall or backing on the picture frame. Strong, too. The adhesive strength on the back is more than sufficient for even larger picture frames as long as you have sufficient numbers of them interspersed along the frame. The velcros do not use the traditional hook and loop pairing to work. The velcros are all identical and have surfaces covered with what would be best described as teeth (for interlocking with other teeth). This means each piece of velcro will work with every other piece and there is no need to match up the velcros the way traditional hook and loop velcros have to be matched up. When fully interlocked, the velcros provide a LOT of lateral strength -- more than required for the purposes of holding up picture frame. They are also fairly easy to disengage; simply pry them apart. The ease with which they can be pried apart makes it a big plus when it comes times to change out the pictures in the picture frames. Once you're done changing out the pictures, simply line the velcros on the picture frame back up with those on the wall, press down firmly over locations where the velcros are located, and you're done. I really love these 3M Command Picture Hanging Strips. They are a big pricey in my opinion, but if you don't want to put holes in your walls and want a super fast and easy way to put up picture frames, these absolutely cannot be beat. Highly recommended!

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Used then to hang a mini PC under the desk and it holds it without any problem. Last overs lasted probably over 2 years, but because of the heat from the mini pc unglued and 2 out of 4 came off. Pretty useful to hang stuff.

Really work but enjoyed them the most a $5.99 end year sale.

Another amazing product from 3M. The application are endless and less mess to remove than double sided tape.

Colgué 5 cuadros y acabaron 4 en el suelo con los marcos rotos dos de ellos, no vuelvo a utilizarlo. Estafa total.

For years I have used blu-tac and similar to stick posters and prints to walls. It always ends with some discolouration o Neue back of the posters and with the blu-tac drying out and not staying stuck to the walls. These mounting strips work great! Might even be overkill. They are strong and hold posters to the wall. They easily peal off walls and posters when you are done. Would recommend.

Great for hanging up poster frames in rentals.

These are amazing and have used variations of them for years. They will hold more than what is indicated and it sure beats certain nail options since they don't leave marks on my walls. I have them holding up 24x46 artwork on canvas and it's really the best option to use in case we ever decide to want to move them around. The black ones are good as if you have canvas that is on an angle that folks will actually see the sides and have a a dark wall; the blend in perfectly where as white ones would stand out. Never had any thing fall, highly recommend!