3M Command Large Picture Hanging Strips, Holds 7kg, No paint damage, Heavy Duty, Holds Strongly, Adhesive hooks for wall, Multi-surface (White, 8 strips)

Very useful product. The 3M Command strip sticks well and holds items firmly without damaging putty walls. It can be removed easily without leaving marks or peeling the paint. A great solution for hanging things without drilling.

Does the job effectively

Not good for glass photo frames only good for canvases frames. In a week time my photo frame with glass had crash to the ground and I used 4 of this thing . But all my canavases photo frames are happly on the wall . .. At the end I have use quick fix glue on this thing to re fix my glass frame as my wall paint was already damaged not by pulling it but naturally . So very good for light frams but not good for heavy frames no matter how many you stick it on..

Not good..mentioned it can tolerate 7kg but my frame fell off (3kg)

This is really very handy for renters. I have hung my big rectangular photo frame using four strips(extra precaution) . It is still intact. It's almost been a year or more and it is still holding. No drill and easy to assemble.

Adhesive is not very strong to stick a large painting on the wall weighing less than 2kgs. It falls off... And here they mention 5kgs which is not true Its a good product for smaller frames

Amazing stuff.. very strong and helpful me to keep cutter free

It's one of the most useful product to hang a picture frame on the wall. Price is superb. The tape quality is perfect and very easy to use

Lo utilice para el cuarto de baño,para un lienzo que no pesa mucho y queda genial ,buen resultado

I grabbed these hanging strips because I wanted to hang a couple of pretty big frames in my living room without drilling holes. I wasn’t sure if they’d hold up since the frames are kinda heavy, but honestly, they did great. Using them was a breeze. Just clean the wall, stick the strips on the frame and wall, press, wait a bit, and hang. No tools, no mess, no damage. Way easier than messing around with nails and screws. It’s been a few weeks now, and the frames are still hanging like champs. I even moved one a little to get it perfect, and it stayed put. Plus, when I tested removing a strip, it peeled off cleanly without ruining my wall. Just keep in mind, they say these hold up to 16 lbs, so if your frame’s heavier, you might want to look elsewhere. But for my big pictures, these were perfect. Bottom line: If you want something quick and hassle-free for hanging big stuff without damaging walls, these strips are solid.

They are really good. Durable. Perfect size. Might need 2 for bigger objects. I hang my clock and a pin board with the help of these. Definitely size up if you have bigger objects. Super ease to use, basically like a tape. Size comparison in image.

I bought these as I wanted to hang a large A1 poster on my wall, which was framed. The strips state that there is a max weight for these of around 7kg and a max size which was a lot smaller than my A1 frame so I was a bit worried it might fall off the wall. The frame is lightweight at around 2kg so perhaps this helped somewhat. You do need to make sure you read the instructions, but it’s so simple. You get 8 in each pack, making 4 pairs. You attach the strips together Velcro to Velcro and then place them on your frame. You’re advised to place two at the top and then the other two 2/3 of the way down. I didn’t do this as my picture was horizontal, so I placed my strips 2 on the top, 2 on the bottom. You peel off the backing strips and stick these to the back of the frame. The instructions don’t mention how tricky it is to make sure that your picture is aligned properly on the wall, especially when you have a large, heavy, cumbersome frame. Once you peel the backing off the strips, that’s it, they will attach to the wall, so I reckon it’s a two person job, one to check it’s level and one to place the picture on the wall. You also need to make sure that the wall is clean and level. Three of my strips attached to the wall perfectly, but the fourth came right off because the plaster on that bit was a bit bumpy, which is annoying. But I think it’s a testament to the strips strength that my picture is hanging perfectly with only three strips! Once the picture is in place on the wall, you hold it in place for a minute. Then you peel the picture off and leave it for an hour to set. As I placed my strips on horizontally, I had to pull the picture from left to right as opposed to up to detach it, and boy is it on good and tight. I’m so impressed, but even more impressed with myself that I managed to stick an awkward A1 frame to the wall on my own, and I managed to get it level! These are supposed to come off clean, I’ve not tried yet. But part of me thought these were reusable which I don’t think they are. Overall I’m so happy and can’t wait to get other products like the hooks and smaller picture strips which will probably be a lot easier to hang.

Heard of this option from a friend and wanted to give it try because I didn't want to have too many holes in the wall. It'/ very essy to use and you can also cut it in half horizontally if you have lighter frames. If you have heavier ones you can use a whole one or even two. It holds perfectly and you can even reposition it.