These work great on our brick siding. Easy to adjust to brick size and hold up very well to holding light weight items. Would definitely buy again!

I liked that I did not have hang wreath on my door. The clip is very stable and good quality and good price.

This item was super easy to use. We used it to hang a photo on an interior brick wall. Before purchasing I made sure to measure to make sure that the brackets would work with our bricks and it worked out perfectly.

My brick doesn't jut out very far, and it's not uniform. But since was able to find areas with enough purchase to allow the clip to grip to it, and I just scraped away a little mortar if I needed more of an exposed edge. I used a mini prybar to get these things on. Yes, the bottom "springs" are tight, as they should be! Grip the upper teeth on first, then pull one side of the spring down, then the other, until you wedge it under the brick edge. Then push it/bang it as close into the mortar as it will go. After hanging my metal art the first time, it was on the table when I came back to it. The clips had sprung off the brick because I didn't find bricks that had enough edge to grip, and the edges were slightly smoothed/curved, so the springs slid back up into their original position, and both clips came right off the wall. I found better edges to grip the clips to the second time, and make sure I wedged the springs as far in as they would go. My bricks were about 1-1/2" (give or take), and that pulled the clips to their max. It made the clips bend I slightly, but that worked better because it forced the hanging prongs to stick out a little to grab what I needed to hang. For the larger item with a thicker metal hanging circle, I pryed out the hanging tab in the clip first. For the smaller metal art scrolls, I didn't even use the hanging circles, because they we're too small for the clip tabs. So I just placed the smaller metal scrolls through the tabs, which worked great because I used both tabs on the clip. I gave it a few days to make sure the grip was solid, and tested it by tugging at it a bit before I felt good enough about it to put the glass votive holders in. No damage to the wall, I can change position if I change my mind, and it seems to be pretty stable! The hardest part was spending the time to find just the right locations with enough brick edge, close enough to where I wanted my art, in places where the other clip would also have enough brick edge to grip. It was kind of a game of Tetris, but that proved worth it!

I brought these to hand decorations on my fire place. They fit very well over the bricks. Just the right size. No need to disrupt the grout. They clip right over the top of the bricks.