Decorate how you want, when you want without damaging your walls. Command Picture Hanging Strips let you fearlessly hang pictures without nails or tools. Not just for picture frames, these wall hangers are also great for creating a gallery wall, hanging college dorm decor, wooden letters, nursery décor, and more. These picture frame hangers click together to lock in place and keep your pictures level. When you're ready to redecorate your space, the Command Strips remove cleanly and damage free. I highly recommend it.

Command Picture Hanging Results

Easy to use. Minimum effort to put up! Decide where, peel off the sticky and press! Press the other part onto the object you are displaying... and press together. Maximum results! Removing them has maximum satisfaction as they leave no marks what so ever! Brilliant invention! I found a really good tip when doing this was to remove the glass and actual picture and backing so all you have is the frame. It's a lot easier this way when you are getting the levels and location on the wall right. Once in place you can remove the frame, put it all together and place it back! Press firmly. I always use more than 4 for a large picture because you know it needs more power behind it.

DO NOT BUY! Can't handle a 5lbs picture frame

These are supposed to hold up to 15 pounds; I tried to hang up two 5lb CUSTOM picture frames, being VERY careful to follow the instructions because these frames were expensive and I didn't want them damaged. The strips on one frame failed instantly, and the other set failed within two minutes, causing the latter of the frames to fall and shatter the glass. Not only am I now out the price of these useless things, but I have to go out and pay even more money to replace the custom glass. DO NOT TRUST THESE.

Easy to use and no damage!

I have used packs and packs and packs of these strips - easily over 100 strips. I have never ever had any damage to my walls when removing. I have a fairly heavy, large picture frame hanging in my living room (I wish I had the weight so I could share here). Sure, I used multiple strips, but it has not fallen down and it has been up for 11 months. I'm wondering if people have damage because they didn't use enough strips or, at removal, pulled the strips too fast. Yeah you might have to use several strips but it's worth it, and it works! I'm a little "extra" so I pull extra slow at removal, but again, I've never had any damage. I love these strips!

Great for lightweight items

Like these for not so heavy items. I have flat paint on my walls. I have tried to use this on heavy art work or shelves even though the weight is in the range of these Velcro strips and it doesn’t hold up. In one of my photos, the wood bat is hung with these Velcro strips and the art work above “you are our greatest adventure” fell using the Velcro strips. The second photo with the blue world map art is made of wood and has been going strong with the Velcro strips for over a year now. My suggestion is to use strips more than 2 spots on larger items like one on each corner if you need to hang larger items without making holes on the wall.

Product Failure

I have been using these products for family picture frames for about 4 months. They are beginning to fail at about 2 to 3 months. The larger frames have been the first to fail, and break on the floor on impact. None of these frames are over 1 pound...using multiple strips rated for 2.5 pounds or heavier (whatever in store). The smaller 4x6 frames remain attached.I have identified two failure points. First, the strips coming off the walls. Not an issue for smallest frames, yet. Standard latex walls cleaned before application. Second, detachment from the frames itself, the adhesive side on the frame.I have even used gorilla glue two-sided heavy duty tape on the frame, and then the Command strip on that tape. That just failed too after 2 months. It peeled off the ... MoreI have been using these products for family picture frames for about 4 months. They are beginning to fail at about 2 to 3 months. The larger frames have been the first to fail, and break on the floor on impact. None of these frames are over 1 pound...using multiple strips rated for 2.5 pounds or heavier (whatever in store). The smaller 4x6 frames remain attached.I have identified two failure points. First, the strips coming off the walls. Not an issue for smallest frames, yet. Standard latex walls cleaned before application. Second, detachment from the frames itself, the adhesive side on the frame.I have even used gorilla glue two-sided heavy duty tape on the frame, and then the Command strip on that tape. That just failed too after 2 months. It peeled off the gorilla tape which remains on the frame.What I am unable to address if this may be a batch issue. I purchased several packages over a period from different stores. Otherwise I would have provided for help on root cause.I had hoped to avoid nails in the walls, but there doesn't seem to be an alternative as this product is showing unreliability. For weightless plastic applications, it works. I have used other command products for years, which have mostly worked. For more practical uses on pricier objects, I would take caution and consider standard hooks.

SCAM AHEAD!!! broken frames, do not buy

i purchased these a month ago and now 4 of my 8 pictures have fallen off and broke the frames. i think this company is scamming people. i followed the rules and now all my stuff is falling off the walls. they are lucky no one was under one of them or someone could have gotten hurt. i called the customer service hotline, but they told me i can't have spackled walls. NO where did it say i can't have spackled walls, i think its disgusting how this company expects everyone to have uniform, perfectly smooth walls. i hope whoever made these uses them and has all their frames brake due to the poor quality in which they were made. if i could give this zero stars i would, i am very upset at how this company had handled my complaints, not only did they not reimburse me for ... Morei purchased these a month ago and now 4 of my 8 pictures have fallen off and broke the frames. i think this company is scamming people. i followed the rules and now all my stuff is falling off the walls. they are lucky no one was under one of them or someone could have gotten hurt. i called the customer service hotline, but they told me i can't have spackled walls. NO where did it say i can't have spackled walls, i think its disgusting how this company expects everyone to have uniform, perfectly smooth walls. i hope whoever made these uses them and has all their frames brake due to the poor quality in which they were made. if i could give this zero stars i would, i am very upset at how this company had handled my complaints, not only did they not reimburse me for the strips, but they wouldn't even consider my replacing my broken frames. this company should feel ashamed for the garbage they sell.also why bother having a "never recommend" if you can't use it. i think they're trying to hide the truth of how poorly made their products are.

Using Command Strips failure vs success.

I used these strips to hang a long narrow framed mirror to a door. In the past I used shorter strips and only 3. 2 vertically on the top back side and 1 horizontal on the bottom back side.After a few months the bottom strip lost adhesion, casing the mirror to fall off the door.This time I placed 2 vertically at the top back side, 2 more vertically on the back halfway down. And finally, 2 more vertically at the bottom on the back side. I used longer strips and increased the number from 3 to 6. I'm sure they will hold. These strips are a good substitute for mounting reasonably light objects with out the need for drilling holes in doors, walls etc. I will continue to use them in the future.

WARNING! DO NOT USE!!

WARNING! DO NOT USE! Please, I know what you're thinking about the bad reviews. "They put them up wrong. I'll do it right." I thought the same thing. I read the directions carefully twice. I made sure the weight limit and size was well below the maximum load. I know my way around DIY household projects. My picture frame stayed up for 3 days and I thought it would be fine. Suddenly it fell off and landed corner first onto the floor about 5 feet from out 3 year old toddler! The frame and picture are trash now... I see review pictures of other people hanging up even bigger heavier things like mirrors, art projects, and giant collages. I know this is the cheaper and lazier method but it ends up costing your broken items. I will be sticking with a good old fashioned ... MoreWARNING! DO NOT USE! Please, I know what you're thinking about the bad reviews. "They put them up wrong. I'll do it right." I thought the same thing. I read the directions carefully twice. I made sure the weight limit and size was well below the maximum load. I know my way around DIY household projects. My picture frame stayed up for 3 days and I thought it would be fine. Suddenly it fell off and landed corner first onto the floor about 5 feet from out 3 year old toddler! The frame and picture are trash now... I see review pictures of other people hanging up even bigger heavier things like mirrors, art projects, and giant collages. I know this is the cheaper and lazier method but it ends up costing your broken items. I will be sticking with a good old fashioned hammer and nails or drill and screws! I've never had issues that way and I regret buying these!

short lived

they don't stick to the wall. I bought one to hold up to a 10lb item. It was a tooth brusĥ holder. With the holder and toothbrushes it weighed 7ĺbs. I cleaned the area and let it dry. I used both strips and placed one part of each on the wall. I continued to follow the directions. after letting everything set the the time it needed to I put the holder on. 20 min later I added the brushes. Everything looked great, snd was nice and secure.2 hours later we heard a crash. the holder, with one strip attached and the 4 toothbrushes were on the ground.I definitely didn't want to try it on a painting of my dog