Once I found the stud in the wall and put this up (no worrying about coming out of the drywall for me, thanks) I was completely confident that my guitar was going to be safe and easily accessible.

The natural wood is a little lighter on mine, but I prefer how it looks to the product photo.

The padding is soft enough to care for the neck, but tough enough to keep your instrument from accidentally slipping out of place.

For me the form and function come together really well so I'm completely happy - not to mention that it was inexpensive! Totally recommend this.

We picked these out especially for my husband's mancave/music room to get the instruments off the floor. These hooks are a must-have for space-saving savvy musicians, plus it just looks incredibly cool. We chose these for three primary reasons: (1) bracket turns upwards at the tips to keep guitars from falling off (we live in an earthquake-prone area), (2) narrow, vertical design allows both screws to hit studs, (3) wood design looks more professional & higher quality than plastic. We ordered six total: 5 for us, and one for the father-in-law. I believe my husband ended up just using longer sheetrock screws for stability instead of the shorter screws and anchors that came with it.

They have worked so well that we've ordered more. We hung out ukulele and mandolins along with all my husbands guitars. They handle large and small Instruments well, they do the job! Thank you

I was looking to get my music room set up without spending a lot of clams... These are the ticket! Very well made, (wooden base!) guitar hangers that are easy to install with a screw gun. I hung four guitars and the room looks great. I held back one star since the wall anchors provided are a bit sub-par. Even with a #3 Phillips tip I couldn't get them to drive into drywall and I did drill pilot holes. Being that I work in construction and had quality metal corkscrew type anchors this wasn't really a problem for me, but for those who don't have the stuff laying around be prepared to hit the hardware store for some good anchors. Just don't use regular old mollies! Last thing you want is your axe hitting the floor. Overall great buy and very well made guitar holders, they just could've provided a little better anchors for those who don't have them handy. If you're looking to set up your guitar room, don't hesitate to buy.

This is my third or fourth, since I have given some as gifts. It is well made, plain (so I am not installing a billboard for some company on my wall) and holds safely guitars and ukuleles, including some fairly heavy guitars.
It is simple, understated and has a soft cushioning to protect the neck. I trust it with my Martin!
One caution: in very dry climates, or while running dry heat in winter, either use a humidifier, or put your valuable guitar in the case. Leaving out wood in very dry conditions will eventually lead to shrinkage and cracking. I used one of these at my office for my Backpacker, which had been signed as a Father's Day gift from my daughter. The backpacker can be a bit awkward to hold, but this is a keepsake as she was a little girl who saved her money and got this for me. I erroneously thought that the backpacker was resistant to dry humidity until I learned otherwise.
My daughter is older now, and sees it hanging on the wall in my home, unaware of the crack. Hopefully, she will not read this review! The top statge guitar keeper is well made, reliable, and with anchors, will screw in well into the wall and keep your instruments safe. Just beware the humidity conditions should you choose to leave out your instruments full time.