Hommie Assorted One Step Picture Hangers Iron Alloy Nail Hooks 20lbs Photo Picture Frame Hangers Professional Plaster Picture Hanging Kit on Wooden/Drywall (20bls 50pcs)

Made hanging my photo frames and art frames easy and seems very secure in the drywall. Much better than the little nails I was using before.

I have had a few canvas/framed photos hanging around my apartment with thumb tacks, hooked thumb tacks, basically anything that wasn't meant to be used to hang them. I finally decided to buy these to efficiently hang everything and they worked well/are working well so far!

Not sure, how I feel about this. I like the traditional hooks better. You can easily put on the wall, but very easy to hit the nail too hard and bend the tip.

These are my favorite picture hangers! I have used them for years.

Everything was exactly what you expect. They look and work just great.

These are fine.I do like this style of portrait hooks. They are smaller than anticipated but should be fine for most of my needs.I wish they came in silver.

These are very good for hanging my porcelain signs. Unfortunately if you go to remove them and put them in again the circular backing will come off. I think this is due to it being pushed up against the wall on the first insulation so it is flush. But I would not hesitate to use them again just keep in mind more than likely you’re only going to get one use out of them

The nails only stick out about 3/8 of an inch! Totally useless. In all fairness, I went back and measured the length of the nails and they will stick into the wall 1/2". They actually protrude out of the base 5/8" but because of the angle, will only go 1/2" depth into the wall. Since most sheetrock on walls is 1/2 inch thick, this is adequate. They just feel too short since most picture hangers I've used have longer nails.

These are quite useful. I took away one star only because they are quite small. I was hoping to hang bigger articles but you can hang just about any smaller framed picture in a matter of seconds. Simple to use, no tools necessary (may a small hammer if you have limited strength) You just push them into the wall making sure the flat piece is going flat against the wall. They are actually quite sturdy. I was surprised considering their size.

I like these pins, firstly they don't harm ro the walls, second they hold heavy photo frames and thirdly they looks great.

Variety of sizes. They look cute and fancier than the standard picture hooks

Found these were the best to hang things on mobile panelling walls!

Work great for hanging picture frames or calendars. 50 is likely more than I’ll ever need but never kno