PHS Picture Hanging Hooks - Supports 30 lbs - 100 Pack Plaster Wall Picture Hangers for Frames - Plaster Wall Hangers and Drywall Hooks - Easy to Install Art Hanger and Nails for Hanging Pictures

This works great and held heavier pictures than I thought it would. I recommend them.

I like the ease of using these for hanging items

Why did you pick this product vs others?:This is all I use now - they hold any wire-hung frame easily.

These are easy to use and work well in plaster walls. My only complaint is that you need a string or hole/loop that's low enough on the frame for the hook to not show above it.

After using sub-standard ways to hang things on the wall, I Finally found the Best Ones I have ever used!!!They are light, perfect, brass colored, the very small, strong, nail with a bigger, grooved head on it is so easy to use, and if you don't like it there, to pull out of the wall, and move to where you want to try it again..Love these, and have already purchased them again !!!

Just as pictured on the website. I have a lot of beautiful canvas art from Amazon and I needed additional picture hangers and have used these exact ones in the past and know the quality is excellent. Was happy to have found them on Amazon. They hold up to 30lbs and I have 5 heavy Oil paintings that I used these picture hangers for. Again, they are great and I will be ordering an additional set of these.

I have plaster walls and I wanted to hang a whole bunch of different picture frames. These hooks are fantastic. I had no issues hammering them into the walls and they are small and inconspicuous while being able to hold a lot of weight.

After reading many unfavorable reviews I tried these picture hangers. When they came I read the instructions and quickly realized that probably all of the bad reviews were from people who DID NOT read or understand the instructions. Most important is that the nails for these picture hangers cannot be "hammered" (banging aggressively) into the wall, they must be "tapped" with the hammer. Herein is the key. Tapping is not aggressive and is much lighter. For one nail one might have to tap 150 to 175 times, but the nail then goes slowly and securely into the plaster wall. I used a piece of tape also, which prevented any damage to the wall. When I tapped these picture hangers into the wall I had full success.