40 Pack Non-Trace Hardwall Drywall Picture Hanging Hook Clock Hanger Wall Picture Hook Frame for Hanging Paintings Wedding Photos Mirror Wall Studs

These hooks are exactly what I was looking for. The handy storage box has a variety of different shaped hooks and sizes to hang various objects on your walls. They are easy to use, just make a few taps with a light hammer on the little nails that are attached to each hook and they stay in place and don't move on your wall. They are made of strong sturdy plastic and you can hung even a heavy object, like a mirror, that is what I used a few hooks for and my mirror has stayed in place. Very good value for money.

I love having these around. So easy to put up and they hold a lot of weight. I love all the different sizes too.

pleased with them to hang my pic

Can't believe I'm excited to leave a review on picture books! I'm someone who likes to do things the old traditional way, but these are a game changer. They're so easy to install and they look good and solid too. I will be stocking up on these!

Easy to use, simple to bang into partition walls. Nothing has fallen down yet. Whip, sword, gimp-mask and cat of nine tails all staying securely in place. The oversize picture of Boris Johnson in his latex suit is still proudly hanging and secure. It took only one hook, quickly banged in above the fireplace. It's a real feature and the focal point of the Labour Party lounge area. ♥

Found the pins very stiff and hard to hammer into the plasterboard... they are a very tight fit within the plastic. I actually ended up not hitting the pins in all the way as I was worried I'd struggle to get them back out again. I've only used mine for lightweight wall hangings but can imagine they would hold heavier objects very well (if you can get them all the way in the wall!)

I've used these kind of hooks on wall hangings and shelves and this multipack of hooks and picture hangers offer a lot of variety. I found if you hold the hook either side and tap the nails in, it's less likely that you'll hammer and break the hooks. Easy to remove and virtually invisible due to the panel pins used, but I have hammered a few of these into brick walls now and they go up easily while holding everything strong 😊

The hooks come in their own little box to keep them all in place, which is great. I have only used a couple so far so I cannot comment on sturdiness yet. Some of the hooks were off-white as if they had become discoloured in storage. Some instruction would have been helpful, particularly with the smallest size hooks that just have a small piece extending straight- I am not sure is this is an error. How are these small ones supposed to be used??