I have begun exclusively using picture hanging strips in my home. As I paint each room, I will no longer be pounding holes into my walls. I don't want to patch any more holes ever again. This product is great, and I've been turning all of my friends on to it as well.

[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.

I live in an apartment with textured wall paint so it isn't a smooth surface. I have most of my pictures and other thing on the walls with these strips. Have never had one come off. Am working on a project in my office that will use these to hang cork foam board. Would like to find them in a larger quantity.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought these to hang up pictures for a gallery wall in my living room that was newly painted. They made it easy to hang without damage to my walls. Easy to remove and reposition too. Perfect product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The short version: these strips tore paint off my wall, despite meticulously following instructions. Do not recommend. I bought these strips to hang a frame. I followed the instructions and cleaned the wall with rubbing alcohol and then applied the strips and pressed firmly for the recommended amount of time. Step 5 asks you to peel the frame off using the bottom two corners so you can press each strip into the wall firmly. I did so gently, slowly applying more and more pressure over a long period of time, but one of the strips ripped a large section of paint off my wall anyway. I am very unhappy as I am renting and will have to pay for the damage. This is not damage free hanging as advertised. 3M please take responsibility for the poor performance of your product and make things right.

I used command strips throughout my home for all of my frames. They were easy to use and do not leave damage or holes in the wall. However; they have slowly failed one by one over the last year. I have lost multiple frames because the strips fail (even with multiple per frame- well over the weight limit) and the frames fall to the floor and break. I have had to go through and take down all of my frames and hang with nails anyways.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Could the installation instructions be any smaller? I had to gone online looking for instructions that I could actually read but then couldn't find the product number on the package which I think is 17206-C. I foolowed the ones for a different product that looked similar. This is for a treasured print of me dirt-biking with my father, son and brother-in-law many years ago in Revelstoke, BC. It's in a plastic frame with a glass pane so I sure hope it doesn't drop and smash.It had a very tough to remove wire with clips into the frame that I had to remove first. Highly recommend you use a level to place it on the wall because you can't move it after it sticks. I was looking for the Command product that has a hook instead but couldn't find it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The picture hanging strips did not work for me on all of the pictures I have hung, and some of my frames have been damaged from falling off of the wall, even after following the directions and using the proper strips for the weight of the pictures. I would not recommend this product to others to hang pictures of any significant value.

Having used the command products in my office and home it is now necessary to maintain a constant supply of both hooks and hanging strips. Having used the strips on a "frame wall" I refuse to put a nail into my walls any more. The frames hang and stay straight, and the strips are a cinch to use.

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.