String SwingCC01K - Guitar Hanger and Guitar Wall Mount Bracket Holder for Acoustic and Electric Guitars - Oak

Attractive and very easy to assemble wall-mounted guitar stand. Seems very sturdy and the cradle is well designed to hold the guitar securely. Relatively inexpensive and a much safer than the usual floor-stands I have used previously (that take up more room and guitar is more prone to getting knocked). I used some metal screw-in wall plugs for mine, but I'm sure the plastic ones that come with the stand would work just fine too. Highly recommended.

I bought this to hang my acoustic guitar on the wall.Easy to mount on wall with the supplied parts, and my guitar hangs perfectly fine. Looks and feels sturdy (maybe more so than the wall). Initially I was concerned about the lack of a "safety clip" as I have on my floor stand but the design of this does not need one

This is so much better than I was expecting. Didn’t realise it would come with special plugs for plasterboard walls. They work amazingly well and my Les Paul now hangs very solidly, even with my daughter yanking on it now and then.The guitar hangs proud of the wall so your paint doesn’t scratch. Just an all round great bit of kit. Very impressed and would happily buy again.

Good sturdy product. Looks great. Holds guitar solidly. Comes with all fixings. Holds guitar away from the wall.

A sturdy, simple and attractive hook that holds my acoustic guitar perfectly on the wall.The only downside is that as an American product, it comes with plugs for drywall, which is far less common in Britain. That's not a problem if you have a 'man drawer' full of spare screws and rawlplugs, but 4 instead of 5 stars for the minor inconvenience.

Why should your walls only display pictures? There are other works of art that are just as interesting such as my Gibson Les Paul guitar. This product with its solid oak base and sturdy bracket easily supports and displays the heavy Gibson. All I would add is that if your guitar is like mine - heavy- make sure you fix the bracket base into a solid wall or wooden stud. I wouldn’t trust a plasterboard wall unless the instrument is light enough.

Quality guitar wall mounting hook. Make sure you're drilling into a solid (brick) wall with a masonry drill bit to ensure proper anchorage, especially if you're wall mounting an expensive guitar. You can wall mount into a dry wall or non-brickwork with the drywall plugs provided but I wouldn't recommend it. For heavy guitars like Gibsons I would definitely avoid mounting on a soft wall.

These are good value and simple, do the job well, don’t fall for the more expensive ones with arms that move, they are clumsy and unnecessary, keep it simple