Love the idea of this product and rushed out to try them right away. Followed instructions for hanging a light weight picture and used heavy weight command strips. Hung wonderfully on the wall for about a week when it fell to the floor. Re-affixing with new strips didn't prove to be any better. Would love it if these worked! Best product by far are the hooks, not the picture framing strips.

These are unreliable, and the velcro comes off randomly. We had a 2lb picture frame that fell to the ground and broke. We had 2 strips attached, and the product says that these should hold up to 8lbs for 2. It mentions the temperature specifications of over 100 degrees, and ours fell when the home was only around 85-90 degrees.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been buying these large picture hangers for a couple years... they make hanging a picture yourself so easy! I live with my kids they normally don’t help me hang picture! No tools required, and no holes in the walls!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Part of my job is to frame and display our students success stories in our office. To date, I have hung over 50 frames using these strips! When we want to feature a certain student, we can easily swap the frames around without disturbing the whole display...even my boss can do it! :) Visitors to our office have seen me hanging the frames and are amazed by how easy they are hung up with the hanging strips - even when you put it up crooked - easy to fix!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I only wish these existed when I was in college in the early 90’s! I cannot sing the praises of these enough! We probably have 400 of them throughout our home holding up pictures and various other items. I love the ease of removal and that my pictures don’t go wonky on the wall like they would hanging on a nail.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My wife and I were married in July and got or wedding photos back, lots of wedding photos. She wanted all of them hung, everywhere in the house. With a few packs of Command strips, a level, and a tape measure. I was able to hang 15 photo frames of different sizes and shapes in no time at all. Only problem is now she wants my to hang other stuff since she saw how easy it was for me. Either way thanks for saving my Saturday. The picture attached is our dining room photos.

I have bought several different types of command strips and have been very disappointed. I have plaster walls, so really wanted these to work! I followed all the instructions and my items/pictures all fall — some within an hour and others after a few months. Most recently a picture fell, the glass and the frame broke.

I used four pairs of the large hanging strips for an 8x11 frame. It was not heavy and I followed the directions. It still fell off the wall and broke the frame. You're much better off buying a box of pictures nails. It'll cost 1/100th of the price and will actually work.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our family is passionate about hanging beautifully framed photos—some as large as 16” x 20”. We love to change things up which is why we exclusively use Command Strips.They’re so easy to attach to and remove from the walls without any damage to our walls.

My nickname is hanging nut, but my husband's nickname is no more holes in our plaster walls. Our house is 84 years old with 13 inch plaster walls. So after repainting, I decided to buy Command picture hanging strips.We also have 20 grandchildren and each of their picture is hung separately. Then there is a grouping of 6 wedding pictures (our childrens) and a grouping of our children as babies,our wedg.picture and the wedding pctrs of grandparents & great grndprnts.That is just in the family room. The bedroom has even more. They have all been hanging for over 2 years now and I have only had one fall down, and that was because the paper backing on the picture ripped. So easy to do! And my husband is happy.