Picture Hangers Concrete Wall Hard Wall Hanging Hooks Key Hat Hanger Dryall Clock Wedding Photos Hanging Kit for Home Office (57pack with Hardware)
Key features
- •Heavy Duty Concrete Wall Picture hang hooks kit: 35LB Load Maximum great for hanging pictures and wall-art frames of medium sizes,Display your wedding photo frame and good memories with this multi-funtional hanging kit, Hooks can be used as picture hanger, photo frame hanger, mirror hanger, utility hanger for decor items, key chains, bags, hats, decor, art, coat hanger.
- •Removable Hardwall Picture Hanging Hooks, good solution for hanging medium size frame with minimal damage to walls.Perfect for rentals. It only has 4 tiny pin hole like the push pin after careful remove with pliers or a knife .Small, yet strong damage free - holds up to 35 lbs maximum.
- •Multi-fuction hanging solution kit: white plastic picture hooks, nice looking if you hang small mirror, clothes, keys,hats, umbrellas, bags,clock, photo frame, photo wall,framed canvases, calendars, posters, wreath etc.It's a must have for every family hanging solution.Ideal for apartment, home, dorm, office, school, garage. Easily removed; little or no damage; leaves almost invisible or very tiny marks on wall.
- •SUITABLE FOR A VARIETY SURFACES: work best on drywall, concrete wall,cinder block wall,cement walls, stickers wall, lime wall, whitewashed walls, wood, wooden doors,wallpaper walls.Not recommended for plaster walls or older walls that are denser. Attension NOTE:brick wall, marble wall, glass ,title, stone wall and plasterboard are not suitable.
- •Easy installation: gently hammer the four steel nails into the concrete wall until nail end is even with the white plastic hook top. and no trace will be left. It can make it easy for you or anyone else to install photos, paintings or other hanging ornaments.just make sure you slightly hammer on the 4 small steel nails, do not hammer on the plastic part which will easily broken.
Picture Hangers Concrete Wall Hard Wall Hanging Hooks Key Hat Hanger Dryall Clock Wedding Photos Hanging Kit for Home Office (57pack with Hardware)
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Works perfectly on concrete
SmartShopper✓ Verified Purchase•February 7, 2024
Relocated to another country where all the walls are concrete. This came highly recommended and it lived up to expectation. I loved it so much that I bought another pack a few months later. You get a lot of the price in compared to what you would get at your local home improvement store. I also like the mini level it comes with. That came in handy when handing my pictures. I've used this to hang large canvases and the heavy duty hook to hand a 7 glass vase hanging feature filled with water for over 9 months. I would estimate the feature to weigh about 15 pounds. Very pleased with this product.
Very Good Deal
Ron Cobb Sr✓ Verified Purchase•January 25, 2024
Some of the nail-ups are good. They pull back out of the wall too easey.
great for non-mechanical folks, like myself!
That Girl Denaa✓ Verified Purchase•January 23, 2024
Great products. Well worth the price. Im ordering another kit, because you always need these. The NO huge holes in my walls for my husband to gripe about makes allll the difference! lol. Really though!!
Takes to concrete like butter
beauxarts7✓ Verified Purchase•January 22, 2024
Walls of apartment are concrete and plaster. Can't put a nail in. These not only cut right through, they stay in place. Removing them leaves very small marks easy to repair.
Was surprised that it worked.
Tec✓ Verified Purchase•January 22, 2024
I have a brick wall with mortar that is almost flush with the bricks. I wanted to hang a mirror. The way these hooks attach looked so puny that I decided to return them. At the last minute I tried the one that had two pins across the top. I hammered those into the mortar and they actually held. I didn't bother with the bottom ones that would have gone into the brick. It's been a week and so far so good. For sake of this review, I just tried to hammer one into the brick itself and it seems to work. Some brick may be harder than others.
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