[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Command™ Large Picture Hanging Strips work great! 3M has made hanging large pictures a breeze - just peel and stick. No need for wall anchors or nails. These handy strips hold very securely, the Velcro makes it easy to adjust, and removal could not be easier, just pull the tabs downward - for a no hole, no damage process.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great for hanging that picture in a questionable area. "I wonder what is behind there?" No drilling, no glue. I have exceded the weight limit for these and they are doing well so far. Easy to move ans the mood inspires too.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] WE HAD A FLOOD A COUPLE YEARS AGO. I WAS LAID OFF 3 MONTHS. DURING THAT TIME, I HUNG 50 PICTURES USING THE COMMAND STRIPS. THEY ARE SOOO EASY TO USE. I USE THEM TO HANG UP STUFF IN MY STORAGE ROOM. MY HUSBAND THINKS I NEED TO BY STOCK IN COMMAND STRIPS. I HAVE ENCOURAGED MY FRIENDS AND RELATIVES TO USE THEM. IT IS EASY TO USE WITH NO DAMAGE. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR AN AWESOME PRODUCT!!

These were great for hanging canvas photos for almost a year and within the last month, 3 of my canvas photos fell onto the floor. The Velcro is still attached to the wall. The glue let go on the back of the canvas. Wouldn’t trust the product again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Purchase these to hang four paintings my late aunt did. She past before becoming recognized as an outstanding landscape artist. Proud to display these my my new place. Don't want them damaged (falling off the walls) so that's why I'm using this product.

i bought the large hanging strips to hang a picture. The instructions say to use 4 strips for up to 16lbs. My picture is about 10lbs but i figured better to be safe than sorry. I placed the strips as directed and everything seemed fine. About a half hour later the picture came crashing down. Not only did it rip off some paint from where the strips were, but when the picture feel it chipped the wall molding as well as broke the picture. I am so upset because this picture frame is an antique family heirloom that my grandfather passed down to me. Very dissapointed!

I had a lovely picture with a command hook secured on dry wall. It crashed off the wall and broke the gorgeous frame and glass into millions of pieces. It chipped off a piece of the travertine hearth as well... Then I tried the command velcro with 4 strips and it would not hold... What should I do now?? I had to have it reframed and put the plastic instead of glass and that would not hold with the velcro.

I purchased the large command strips yesterday to hang a whiteboard on the wall. Unfortunately when I woke up this morning the board was on the floor and broken into pieces. Specifications say the white board was 4lbs in the packaging, I used all 4 pairs in the package.

We live in a building built in 1930. I have used command strips several times to hang daily light things, like my sleep mask. When I went to remove it to re-place it, it pulled plaster off the wall. I’ve used these many times in other homes and this is the first problem I’ve had. I’ve also had two other hooks fail and fell off the wall, taking plaster with them.

My wife got these command strips to hang up my diploma frame. It seemed like a good idea, and we did not have to put any holes in the wall. I had always heard that command strips were great, so I figured why not. Then one night, maybe 3 or 4 months after we had put the frame up, we had gone to bed, and I heard this loud crash. I walked out into the living room, and there was my diploma frame lying on the floor. Thankfully, it landed on the carpet, and the glass did not shatter, but my wood frame was completely destroyed. If you have ever bought a frame for your diploma, you know how expensive they are. My frame was within the weight limit at around 3.6 pounds. I would recommend not using this product, as anything you hang on these strips risks falling and being damaged, or in my case, destroyed.