72 pcs Picture Hangers with 10-60lbs, 4 Different Size Picture Hangers, Iron Alloy Nail Hooks, Plaster Picture Hanging Kit on Wooden/Drywall Hanging Hardware for Clock, Mirror, Jewelry

These are a quick and easy way to hang artwork. They are mush sturdier than a thin nail and stay at an angle in your wall ensuring your artwork stays put.

Will buy these again. Incredibly easy to use and sturdy! They handle heavy artwork wonderfully.

I looked all over for these hangers and was so happy to find them on Amazon! They work wonderfully in my plaster walls. Nails don't work but these hanger work perfectly

A very simple, straightforward design that is super convenient when hanging up light stuff around the house walls. It's basically a box of nails, each of which has a stopping point in the form of a disk. The little disk is at an angle, the idea being that you will hammer the nail in at a slant so the disk is parallel to the wall.While there are better solutions for heavier stuff - either a proper butterfly anchor and screws or the 3M Claw products - this is enough when hanging up light stuff like kids' paintings and small decorative curios. They take seconds to install and have held up well so far. The price is fantastic - a fraction of what the other solutions cost.

The variety of sizes were perfect for the easy hanging two silk screens . The look of this product does not distract from items hung.

So many variations of hooks exist, they all work to some degree, some easier to install than others. But I find that they are often difficult to put two or more pictures side by side and on the same level.For me it's these for pictures up to 20 lbs. On 20lbs to 40 lbs I use drywall anchors with screws, on 40lbs. plus I use heavy duty drywall anchors that punch all the way through the open the drywall that open up wing-like brackets that open on the backside of the drywall, and for heavy pictures 50lbs. and more I use a cleat or in some rare occasions with piano hinge - I use the piano hinge to hide my wall safe.A tip if you use these hangers, use a level to line up the nail holes to where "nail" will punch into the wall. Put a piece of tape where the hole is going to go first this will prevent the wall from cracking and chipping, and when you pull them out to move or remove you won't be pulling wall out and peel the paint. Also, if your pictures are still not perfectly level, these hangers are easy to remedy and get those pictures level: you can gently push up slightly to raise the hanger or what I tend to do more frequently wrap some tape on the hanger until the pictures are level.

Love these simple to use hangers. Installs quickly and works great

Have used these hangers in the past. Makes pictures in frames easy to hang. I like that there’s a variety of sizes.