I recently painted my hallway and couldn't wait to hang a collection of framed photos on the walls. I purchased several packs of the command strips and got busy. Even though I was only using 4x6, 5x7, and 8x10 frames, I opted to use the large size for all of them since the frames were silver. I used one strip for the 4x6 and 1 or 2 for the 5x7 (depending on the weight) and 2 for the 8x10. Based on the directions and weight suggestions, this should've been plenty. Within one hour, 3 pictures fell. I'm out $ for the command strips, my frames are scratched and dented, and I have a few nicks in my hardwood floors!

We just Remodeled our living room with real wood paneling. I didn't want to put holes in the walls especially if I decided to move pictures, so I bought the medium strips, these worked great the pictures have stayed on the walls with no damage to the wood. I love these.

we recently had to remove all the items we had used on our old rv and put them in our new one. taking everything down was a no fuss or mess ,no tearing or messing up my walls and the new command applied to the hangers was a breeze, will not use any thing else! love these products ! i even use them to hold down small items on our counters in our rv, i just cut to size and apply. would be lost with out this product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We’ve used these to hang name tags for the kid’s coats and book bags, mirrors, and chalk boards on the non magnetic stainless steel fridge. Always work like a charm and easy to remove. I started using these when I got tired of waiting for my husband to use his hammer, now I prefer them instead. Command sent me samples, but I had them before and will continue to buy more.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was a Free sample.Command 51131 80974 Picture Hanging Strips. This is Command 51131 80974 on the floor back side of a 12oz plaque. Perfect choice plaque on wall using Command 51131 80974. I love using this product. When I move the plaque there is no damage to the painted walls or the plaque. Very easy instructions with photos

I bought these after we painted our kitchen and living room. Didn’t want too put holes in my walls. Everything I have used these on have fallen off my wall. From pictures too simple plastic wreaths. They have damaged my pictures and the furniture they were hanging over. I don’t recommend these.

I lived in an apartment where I wasn't allowed to paint the walls and I didn't want tons of nail holes in them. I had seen a great commercial for a beautiful frame and paint idea to spruce up your wall, but knew I couldn't do it. Later that week I found the Command strips while shopping and determined they would be perfect for the job. Rather than painting the wall, I used 2.5" wide ribbon to make the color bands through the center of each row of frames, then I used a medium picture hanging strip on the top right and left of each frame and adhered three of them to the wall spaced visually pleasing vertically, and repeated the process horizontally, creating a matrix of a three x three wall space of black frames with a pop of color with red ribbon behind it. To top it off, I used black and white photos. The Command Strips worked like a dream. My apartment manager began to get mad when she saw what I did, but I surprised her to show her that the frames came off easily and that I hadn't used paint at all. The best thing? When I moved, it took me less than 10 minutes to remove the frames and ribbon and I didn't have any holes to fill!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We recently had our family photo taken, and I was determined this one was not going to stay in the box for a year before hanging it up. I used the medium picture hanging strips and put the picture up on the wall. I will say, it seemed a little tricky to remove the picture once I had it where I wanted it, without removing the side that sticks to the wall. But easier than hooks and picture wire!

We were homeowners for 15+ years. Currently, we are renting a home and we have to be careful about putting nails in the walls. I had never used command strips until a friend suggested them when I told her how all of my fun pictures were in a stack in the garage because I was afraid to hang them. Wow! I felt like the world was mine as I hung all of my favorites all around the house! When my parents visited, they brought me a beautiful antique picture (see attached photo) that had a fragile frame with no hangers on the back. I was afraid to attach one because I didn't want to crack the frame with those tiny nails. Command Strips to the rescue again! I attached one on each edge of the back of the frame and stuck it to the wall! Beautiful! I have also used the standard hooks from Command to hang my purses along the wall in my master closet! Talk about fabulous! I can see them all and they're easy to rotate and don't take up any space! You have to love vertical storage!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got these has a sample for free and they are so easy to use and the best there wont be any holes in your walls if you use these and you wont be dissapponited.I have used other command products and and they are great as well