I actually love all the command products. In this case I needed to hang a spice rack holder that came with our cabinets but did not fit. We decided just to mount it to the wall in the pantry. I am tired of trying to mount stuff on walls with screws, anchors, whatever. So i remembered I had some picture hanging strips and used those. It works great! I use all the command products throughout my house and outside. The small hooks worked great for halloween decorations on the porch!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I hung my pictures when I moved into my apartment 3 years ago using command picture hangers. They are still hanging without any issues. When I move all I have to do is pull strips to remove hooks and walla....no damage!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really love these command large picture hanging strips because of the fact that they work extremely well so hold larger pictures. They were also very simple to use and didn't need to be applied with any tools. They're simple to click in place stick and then press together what are still super strong. I just moved into a new house and if it hanging a lot of different things lately and I love the fact that these trips are damaged for you but also really strong and safe to use on all types of pictures and artwork

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought some spice racks that attached with a double side tape. They all fell down. I purchased another stronger ( industrial ) double sided tape they all fell down. When I was going to return a clerk said she had the same ones with the same problems and used these. Went up easily though I had my doubts. Still going strong .

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought and use these several years ago - abt 4-5 years ago and had no complains using them to hang medium sized picture frames. Suddenly within the past year one by one they fell apart and left part of the strips on the wall

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have a "Command Strips" drawer in my home office. The large strips can be used to hang picture frames, picture rails, bulletin boards and similar items without damaging walls. Inside the broom closet door, these strips hold a folder with give cards. I can take it down and put it back as needed. They hold a power strip to a wall behind a shelving unit in my sun room. So very handy and effective.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We made out of 3” wood letters and arranged to include all of our names and the 16# Command Strips worked like magic to hang our project! As you can see it’s quite large and wide! Absolutely LOVE Command Strips. I use all sizes for my projects!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wanted to hang some pictures and framed stamps in my office, but I have a cinder block wall. I couldn't get anything to stick to it to even tape anything up, and I since I do not own the building I couldn't drill through the wall. I swear command hooks go anywhere.

We recently used the large command picture hanging strips. We hung three pictures and used four strips on each picture. Not even 24 hours later one of the pictures fell off the wall smashing a vase along the way. So after coming on here and reading these reviews we decided to remove the other pictures. While we were taking the other pictures down all of the strips were coming right off the wall with little effort. I am so very angry with your product, the money that I wasted on it, and that one of my favorite vases is broken. I must also say that we have used these strips in the past and have never had this problem. What is up 3M?

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use all command product because they make it so simple to hang anything. I never used the large strips for pictures before and was truly amazed when I hung these 3 canvas paintings over my bed. Not only do the hold fantastic but it was so easy for me to get them uniformed, I am always putting extra holes when I nailed anything & ruining my walls because I couldn't judge correctly. NOT anymore :-) Thanks Command, a woman's job done easier than ever!