[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These large picture hanging strips offer damage-free hanging and removing. I love these strips, which operate on a velcro-type system. They are very quick and easy to install and hold firmly. The package says you can hang a picture up to 16 pounds with the large-size strips. This is a great product for people who can't or don't want to put holes in the wall to hang items. 3M gave me a free sample of this product to evaluate.

Used these for my Sports Illustrated special editions that I had framed in heavy black frames. 3 strips each frame and 3 years later still hanging around. Since then, I've used Command strips have been used all over the place, the office, my car ( handy to hang a mirror on the sunvisor), every where. Love these things!

These strips broke my camera. A camera weighing less than 5 pounds, we used 2 x 16lb strips. It fell once luckily on soft mat and was okay. A week or so later, with 2 new 16lb strips, the camera fell again and is now broken. 3M where should I send the bill for the new camera?

[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.] I use command everywhere since they came out. I had an odd challenge with my Mom's hummingbird plates since the strip on the back didn't extend beyond the center edge on the back. I decided to stack the hanger strips and it was a great success! All I can suggest to folks who were unhappy with these products is that maybe they didn't actually follow all the prep steps. That's the only time I have had a failure in many years of all kinds of applications.

I love all Command products! Of course, they are perfect for putting up decorations for all the holidays but I use them all around the house too! I've got Command hooks in the shower, on the back of the bathroom door, in the garage holding tools, of course all my pictures have Command strips. So many uses!

I weighed my display cases on a scale and then purchased the Command Picture Hanging strips that would hold an even heavier frame because I didn't want to take the chance of this falling off the wall. It contained all my handmade earrings. I followed the instructions carefully. Luckily only one pair of earrings broke, BUT the frame broke and it damaged the baseboard when it fell—not to mention the crash scaring my son, who was home alone! While the strips are a great idea to make sure pictures stay straight, I'd use a backup!! The one frame is still on the wall, while the other one fell. I hung them the same way and at the same time. ???

For almost 10 years I lived in a house where my husband, out of fear of damaging the walls, wouldn't let me hang any pictures. The day I discovered the picture hanging strips and hooks, my prayers had been answered. Sadly, in the last year or so, the quality of your products has failed, to the point of damaging walls, floors and art work. All the items I hung years ago still hold fast to the walls. Anything I've tried to hang in the last year has fallen within weeks or months, gotten broken beyond repair and/or damaged the wall, molding and/or floor as a result of your product's failure. What ever you have done to change the quality of the grip of your products, you have done as a tremendous disservice to your name and your customers. I'm terribly saddened I am no longer able to switch out pictures and artwork with the same ease and confidence I had several years ago. I'll be looking for a competitor's product in hopes I will find the quality your products once had.

I have used Command products for several years. My husband thinks I'm nuts, but he also likes not having to fill nail holes when he paints. I have 6 pictures, ranging from large to small, over our bed, and in 2 years not even the smallest one has fallen off.

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.