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Ren
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2025
Awesome design and amazing price. These things are so functional and work great! Love the lack of a giant hole in my wall after hanging pictures. They stay stuck into the drywall and hold a decent amount of weight for how tiny the device is.
Vlad Pop
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025
I've been using these claw hooks to hang some picture frames and a mirror in my home, and they've been working out well. They seem very sturdy and capable of holding heavier items, which is exactly what I needed. I was a bit hesitant to use them on my drywall, but they haven't caused any noticeable damage so far.Installation was pretty straightforward. I just had to mark the spot where I wanted to hang the picture, tap the hook into the wall with a hammer, and then hang the picture. It was quick and easy, and I didn't need any special tools. I appreciate that they seem to blend in well with the wall, so they're not too noticeable.The only minor downside is that they can be a bit tricky to remove if you need to reposition them. But overall, they're a good option for hanging heavier pictures and mirrors without causing too much damage to your walls.
Karen
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2025
Love these! They make multiple strength hooks...used them for all our pictures in new house!
parasol
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2025
We recently got some large frames for the living room. These hangers can hold all of them in place and are stable on the wall. The material is super solid and gives me lot of confidence on these doing their job well. Not to mention putting these on the dry wall was effortless. Perfect solution for quickly hanging large artwork. I can't believe these are so good as they are, should have found them sooner! Would highly recommend!
sew awesome
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
These mighty little hooks are exactly as described! I have always used nails to hang things around the house, but find that a slight bump or jolt will easily send a picture frame to the ground. They just don't hold well and over time the holes get bigger and eventually gives way to the weak spot it has carved out in the drywall.These hooks offer plenty of support so that will never happen!I just refinished a vintage mirror to hang by my entry way door. It is on the heavier side, so I knew a nail wouldn't do the trick...but I didn't want to use a drywall anchor and screw. I will say that while the photos and directions suggest you can push these plates into the wall with your bare fingers, I did not find that to be true. I did need to find a little hammer and give a gentle tap. Easy enough, but definitely not doable for me to do without some additional help. It created two little hole in the drywall, simple enough to patch with putty down the road should I ever need to hang something different.I am confident in these as they displace the weight more evenly and I know my mirror is hanging in safe hands!
1 FB
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2025
They’re ok. Not as sturdy as the 3M because the design is slightly different
Ann
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025
Wish I had known about these before. I have a lot of artwork hanging on the walls and always dreaded hanging anything new up on the wall. First, I would always try to find a wood stud behind the drywall to hammer a nail into. If there was no wood stud in the right location (90% of the time) then I'd use one of those drywall anchor screws. I've used those drywall anchor screws literally dozens of times and they're always a pain to put in. And if you ever need to remove one, prepare for some serious drywall repair. Pulling out a drywall anchor screw invariably leaves a big ugly hole that needs to be filled with drywall compound, then sanded down, then painted.Enter these drywall claw hooks...brilliant! Easy to install, very secure and leaves a minimal footprint if you ever need to remove one. Can't say enough good things about these picture hangers.If you're looking for an easy way to hang up pictures try these first.Just remember:1) They're only meant for drywall;2) Use a small hammer to tap them in for easiest install.I've already used most of the first pack of 20 and will probably get another pack to experiment hanging up some non-art items in the garage just to get them off the floor.
Nezi
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2025
I made a vow to frame or donate all the unframed art and photos lurking around my house this year. I was sick of moving them from place to place. I either want them on the wall or gone!I used up my supply of random picture hangers collected over the years and went looking for something new.I found these and I am madly in love with them. For hanging items on drywall (40lbs or less) I just can't imagine anything being better or easier to use.You simply pound these guys in the wall with a hammer and voila! Done! The only things to be careful of are putting them in the wall level and not hitting your fingers with the hammer. Nothing else to them. They go in very easily and end up perfectly flush with the wall.I hope the make these forever! They are perfection.
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