50 PCS Picture Hangers Hanging Kit, Heavy Duty Hooks Without Drilling

I was a little hesitant about hanging items on concrete walls, but these hooks made it incredibly easy. As a 57-year-old woman doing it myself, I had no trouble installing them. They went in quickly, held securely, and saved me from having to drill holes. The kit includes a lot of hooks, and they are sturdy and well made. They worked perfectly for hanging pictures on concrete wall. If you've been putting off decorating because of concrete or stucco walls, I highly recommend giving these a try. They made the job much simpler than I expected, and I'd definitely buy them again.

Literally the only thing that worked for our cement walls. Super easy to install. No drilling. Super sturdy.

Awesome for hanging up fairy lights on concrete walls in my classroom!!

Very easy to use and apply to cement wall. Love it!!

Living in the Southwest of the US, we typically have cinder blocks for walls/fences. It’s a challenge to “hang” anything on them, due to breakage, or just not staying attached long. These went in simple, there was no chipping or breakage of the blocks. So far, they are holding up the lights I placed on the hooks splendidly. So why no 5 stars? 4.5 is what I would give, only because the hook is a little small, and seems somewhat fragile. One hook isn’t going to hold a decorative piece of metal work. It will however hold a string of lights.

Bought for hubby. He was surprised at how well these worked. He had no issue with pins falling out, in part because he used a hammer that hit all 4 pins at the same time. He did not have any issues with crumbling cement but said he woild see how people would depending on the type of material. The main drawback for pictures is the type of hanging device on the picture frame. This won't work with frames that have either a slot in the back or those saw tooth edge hangers. Great for frames with a wire that the hook can catch, or other items that aren't too heavy. Delivered quickly, in a cute little tub with a snap on lid for storing unused hangers. Would buy again.

First used these in Europe. We have a home in Ireland where the walls are made of block, coated with plaster. They work great. In the USA, my home is wood lathe and plaster. Be a little careful, because some walls, the plaster separates from the wood lathe and if you hit it a little too hard, you can cause damage.

It says these are frequently returned, but I thought I would give them a try anyways. We used them on our stucco block wall. We put alien tape first (which is amazing stuff btw), then nailed them in to the stucco. Alone, I don’t think the hooks would hold by themselves, but with the alien tape, it’s a power combo. The hooks are not going anywhere.