Jumbo Universal Sticky Nail, 1 Hook and 4 Large Adhesive Strips

This has worked so well for hanging a large clock on my lounge wall. It is stable enough to hang this new clock and the instructions are easy to follow. I will definitely be purchasing another one of these in the future

Easy to put on and holda strong. No need to ruin walks with drills and nails. My one advice is make sure whatever you put on is about 50% of the weight capacity. I wouldn't risk putting heavier on it personally

I purchased some of these to hang some beautiful ceramic plates on my kitchen wall and a large metal heart that I hang my jewellery on. They are very easy to use and the adhesion is excellent. Removal is so simple, but if used on wall paper they do rip the paper.

Its really good, leave it for 24 hours before use

Strong pads. Hook was ideal for clock that I wanted to hang on the wall.

Hung up a large canvas picture on a wooden frame using this hook - it's been up for over a year and a half and no problems at all. It was surprisingly easy to install and I'm really impressed. I honestly thought the canvas' weight with the wooden frame was going to be a problem, but this solved everything, Highly recommend.

Used various forms of Command fixings and bought these to attach two light display cases to the wall (approx 1.9kg). Prepared the wall by rubbing with alcohol then attached the strips to the metal hanger. However on removing the wall side protective covering it was noted that the strips did not seem very sticky - without touching all over the surface which is a no no. Attached to the wall as instructed and actually left for about 3 hours before hanging the cases. Several hours later we heard a loud crash and one case, complete with the metal hanger plus adhesive strips, had fallen off the wall. One of the corner joints of the case had opened up and needs attention but miraculously the glass did not break! Have replaced the hanger back on the wall with two new strips and will leave overnight. Tomorrow I will repair the case and rehang but with the addition of some “standard” Command strips on the sides - the proverbial belt and braces. Bottom line is we are not happy and this is not 3M’s usual standard. It begs the question does the adhesive deteriorate over time and is this old stock or a faulty batch?

I am a great fan of all the command strips and 90 % of the picutes and wall art are put up using them. I needed to move an old painting and the only place it looked right was directly over a electrical socket so no drilling allowed. i could not use the strips as normal because of the setting and frame but found these new little 'nails'. Despite my love i was curious if these would work well and i should not have doubted them. Picture up and secure and looks great, then bought 3 more to use in my bedroom. Don't know about removal of these particular ones but i have had no issue with other strips in the past as long as you get the angle of the pull correct. great item got my picture where i wanted and no electricuted husband!

Top produit, facile à installer et supporte bien les tableaux selon le poids indiqué

Tal como lo anuncian, utilicé dos de estos para colgar un cuadro de 2mts de largo x 1.5 de ancho, con su marco de madera y todo, y lo a aguantado muy bien ahí!

Lo que buscaba era no tener que hacer más agujeros en las paredes y cumple perfectamente. aguanta muy bien el peso de cuadros convencionales. Eso sí un poco caros, pero no los he encontrado más baratos en las tiendas locales

I am surprised I have not reviewed this yet. I have a ton of these in our home. It started with us using them in our RV. One cannot, or should not drive nails into an RV and these nails are perfect for hanging clocks, pictures, etc. This particular sticky nail was used to hang a medium sized mirror (see attached photo) in entryway so one could do one last spot check before they left the house to go somewhere. This was very easy to hang with this large 3M Command sticky nail. We live in a modular home now and I do not feel like having holes in wall at this time. The 3M sticky nail is able to hold the weight of the mirror. I used these all over our home for paintings, and much, much more. They stick well and I have not had one fall down yet. The small nails work well for clocks and such, as mentioned, and the larger ones work well for a weighty item such as a mirror.

We put then one year ago and haven’t fall. Excellent product