ANCIRS 20 Pack 100lbs Picture Frame Hangers with Nails - Heavy Duty Wall Hooks for Photos, Mirrors & Artwork - Secure Hanging Solution for Plaster Walls - Perfect for Living Room, Bedroom & Office Decor

So easy to use, very sturdy and also easy to remove. They left 3 small holes that were easy to cover. So much better than using a plug and screw that totally damaged my wall. Would definitely recommend to anyone!!I'm in process of decorating my living room and these anchors are holding this huge and heavy mirror! I am very pleased with these!I’m not going to lie I was a bit skeptical when I first saw these but I was desperate for a quick solution and saw that it holds up to 100lbs so I decided to take a chance. It took me maybe 20 minutes from opening the bag to done including looking for the hammer and with 2 year old twin toddlers yelling at me demanding attention. For those of you with toddlers know how quick this is. SUPER easy to use and VERY sturdy. These are sold wood from an old fence so they are heavy and they are on the wall so soundly it looks like they are drilled into the wall directlyPROS: the nails are thin (what I wanted) and fit into the picture hangers (not always the case). They come well-packaged. If you're nailing into drywall, these should work just fine. If your walls are plaster, like mine, these nail/hangers might not work consistently. I used this product to hang 5 different frames into plaster walls. It worked well for three 11x14 frames and one 8x10. For one 11x14 frame, the nail easily went into the wall at an angle but it wasn't sturdy at all. I could remove it easily with a fingertip and when I tried to put a frame on it, the hanger and nail pulled away from the wall. The problem is that the nail is relatively short. Because it's short, there's not a lot of support if you're nailing into a substance like plaster. Overall, these are good picture hangers, especially for the price. I was searching for OOK nails for 10-20 pound picture hangers but could only find the longer 30-pound nails which are fairly thick and can damage walls. So while this product has thin nails, which is great, the nail is so short that it doesn't consistently hold in plaster.As a whole, these are pretty reliable and easy to use. I've got them hanging two heavy mirrors with only 1 bracket -- and it's very sturdy. The only compliant I have for this is I ordered 10, and 6/10 are unusable with the nails they sent with it. The holes are not big enough to fit them. I am keeping them because I can put other pin-nails in there, but it's a bit disappointing that the parts don't fit together.I bought these nails to hang an art piece on my bedroom wall. At first, I thought I needed a drill because of the weight, but found these nails. They were easy to install and they gave my art the support I needed.I was skeptical at first, as these claim not to need studs: but after my child and my cat both attacked the mirrors I hung these with, both mirrors are somehow still hanging. My child tries to pull down the mirrors to see himself in (he’s quite small, but strong, and likes to climb things); my cat just randomly leaps at the mirrors from whatever piece of furniture she’s on, fully expecting some kind of Narnia/Through the Looking Glass experience. I can confirm that these hooks do in fact work, and also that a cat throwing herself at a mirror will result in nothing more magical than a slightly dazed cat. Good luck!these are really nice they hold a lot of weight and are not hard to useComes in a plastic bag and so you'll need a little box. The nails were sturdy and go into plasterboard and even breeze blocks. I've heard some people complain the pins aren't any good but they work fine ! Certainly I popped a load of these up at the weekend as I've moved house and now hanging everything and I've not had any pictures fall down. The other good thing about these is they are ANGLED so not like a lot of them that go in at 90 degree's to the wall and to my mind this is a better design... Hence I gave this 5 stars for "I love it !" These support 25Kg apparently !Don't waste your money on those cheaper flimsy hooks with flimsy nails. Both hook and nail are more robust and better designed than cheaper versions so well worth the extra financial outlay. I've awarded 4 stars, not 5 however, because, although the design solution is a simple one to implement, this manufacturer (in common with all others), has failed to modify the hook profile to ensure that the nail stays in place before the first blow so one uses one's fingers, and nail sometimes falls to the ground. Apart from this design oversight, a top quality product.These are really good fixings to attach items such as pictures to plasterboard walls. The nails are really strong, don't bend and assist in retaining pictures on walls. So why three stars? I must have had a bad batch as at least 50% of the hooks would not permit the nail to pass through the right hand hole! must have been a bad day in the machine shop. I can't be bothered re tapping the holes to permit the nails to pass through. Shame really, as the percentage which permitted the nail to pass are really good and do exactly what they are supposed to do.These are pretty cheap and nasty, I won't but again. Some of the nails don't fit in the holes in the fitting, and the holes in the fittings are pointing all over the place rather than being parallel. The holes not being straight mean it's a bit of a mare to hang straight, I gave up with one and have just left it slightly wonky... They're in the wall but I wouldn't use them for anything heavier than the small canvas prints they're holding up at the moment.One Can Purchase Most Any Picture Hanging, Kits, Etc. But I Think This Product Is Superb.I Have Found These Hangers Are Of Exceptional Quality, Ideal For Cavity Walls.The Added Bonus Is The " Track " Of The Nails Is Angular, As Opposed To " Straight" Into The Wall.With The Load Factor Rated At 50 Pounds, I Would Still Recommend Using Two When Hanging Any Items Over 25 Pounds...Package Of 20 Should See You Get Started....