OOKby Hillman 591810 No Stud Picture Hanger 200lbs 1 Set, Zinc-Plated

Needed a hook to store my cast iron skillet. Easy installation. Doing the job 👍

I had a framed painting hanging just in the drywall. It was tearing the drywall and was ready to fall off the wall. I used this hanger and problem solved. Same location but now the painting is very secure.

This hanger was very easy to install and has been steadily holding up this large heavy mirror. I like that if I ever have to remove it there will only be three minor holes to repair vs larger ones that I have had to repair in the past. I plan to use this hanger style again for future items.

This is a great product for hanging pictures and easy to install. We wanted to hang a picture on a wall that has a pocket door and this product did the trick! We didn't need to worry about it being in to deep and scratching or hitting the pocket door when it was in place inside the wall. Thank you!

Worked great & looks good

I bought these super heavy mirrors nearly five years ago and ended up storing them away because I was too timid to trust any hangers and hated to risk big ugly holes in my walls. My home is very small, and really needed something to open up the feel.Well finally a friend talked me into these hangers. We used two for each mirror and they were so easy to install. We started the holes with a small drill bit. My friend got up on a step ladder and wiggled the hook into place, then hammered in the anchoring nails which are very thin but strong since there are three and they are spaced.I wish I had done this years ago. But so glad I finally did. I don’t think these mirrors are even sold on Amazon anymore. They make a fabulous difference to my living area.I just bought two more hooks to hang a mirror in my (also very small) dining area.You can’t go wrong with these.

ABSOLUTELY love these hangers, by Hillman. This now is the 2nd - 3rd set of these I've purchased and they've become my 'go-to' for hanging mirrors - pictures - wall-art, in our house. Install is pretty straight-forward [find the location-measure your distances-drill one 1/4" hole in your sheetrock-DONE].We have put up a massive-carved wooded mirror in one bathroom, with the Hillman - and mounted a 150 yr old tapestry, framed and some 50"+ in length, with no issues [using a single hook] - Plus, some metal wall-art, using the Hillman's AND I have no complaint(s) or 'issues' at all, with this style/design of hanger.If you are looking to mount something on your walls at home [or office], and want it looking nice and to be secure - You might want to consider these. - But, it's your money and artwork...

These used to have 5 nails, which really made them secure in drywall. Only three nails...I do not have confudence in their ability to hold a mirror any more!