Molding Hooks - 25 Pack - Picture Rail Hangers - Brass Plated Steel - Picture Rail Hooks Wide

These hooks perfectly fit EWPC11 Picture Hanging Rail Moulding also sold on Amazon. I soaked the hooks in denatured alcohol to remove any grease before painting black (along with the rail.)

I used these products to hang my paintings and pictures. They are sturdy and what I expected them to be. Identical to the old ones I have. Gold plating is not that great but will be keeping them. I recommend.

This fits the picture rails in my 1925 house perfectly. It has a fairly large radius where it slips over the rail. Only available in brass finish, so you'll have to paint it if you want it to be less visible. There's no hole to secure it to the rail with a screw or nail, but that's not an issue for me because it fits my rail so well. The price is nice, too. A word to the wise - if you find a hook that works for your house or apartment, stock up. I had previously bought hooks that worked well, but the company went out of business. This is the 4th different hook I've bought before finding one that fits my rail. Also tried Hillman 122246, Moore #20, and MintCraft 232-9613. They all either had smaller radius at the top or didn't follow the profile of the picture rail. YMMV.

I had previously purchased some other picture rail hooks, but they only fit the newer picture real trim that I had to install during my renovation. This picture rail hook is very sturdy, does not bend too much and was perfect for the remaining 1920s trim.

These work out well. I didn't want to put a bunch of holes in my wood work, so I ordered these, not to hang pictures, but to hang blown glass balls in my kitchen window. They fit over the window molding just as they would fit over the picture rail in a Victorian style home. I didn't give them 5 stars as they are a bit big and bulky and don't really lay flat, but they were the best I could find for my purpose. Super easy to put on and take off, you just hook them over the molding.

We have a house built in the 1920s with what is known as "Picture Molding" around various rooms at top of window height. This molding (when not saturated with paint from years of idiots letting paint drip into the trough behind the molding) is perfect for these hooks which let you hang picture wire down from the hook. Made for the days of plaster walls and not wanting to put holes in those plaster walls, these are not expensive and get the job done. Highly recommended (if you have picture molding that is...)

Easy, breezy, beautiful, Picture hooksThey work exactly as you'd expect lol

Excellent hooks for hanging molding. I have a renovated older house that has maintained the classic hanging molding, which I love. However, many hardware stores don’t carry these hooks anymore…but Amazon does. I use them all over my house to hang a variety of different artwork and they work perfectly!

No screw hole to secure to rail