Mirror and Picture Hanger 6 inch 152.4mm HP6

Took seconds to put up; the little spirit level means it's a piece of cake to get it straight and the length of the bar allows easy lateral adjustment. Hangs a fairly heavy mirror; the weight kept breaking ordinary picture wire. From now on, all our mirrors and pictures will be hung with these.

Very strong, easy to put up, has its own tiny spirit level. Only downside is that the bottom of the mirror stands away from the wall....looks a bit odd but I’ve got used to it!

I'm a carpenter by trade and I have to say this product looked like a good idea from the start. It arrived swiftly and all fixed into place just as they suggested, the (huge) mirror hangs a treat and I really cannot find fault with the brackets at all although the wall plugs were a bit small so we soon upgraded them. I'd recommend it to anyone irrespective of skill level as it is really very easy to fix into place. Top marks!

Did the job and secured to wall using toggle springs, will hold a heavy picture or mirror.

Over priced for what it is, best off sticking to normal hooks

slighty flimsy

A brilliant idea. So easy to attach to the picture and the mini spirit level means no wonky pictures. Excellent product.

I bought this to hang a largish but quite heavy picture. I have mixed feelings over the actual design but overall it does the the job.Pros: the little spirit level is very handy for getting the wall mount correct. Care is needed to attach the corresponding part on the picture frame itself so that it is parallel with the edge of the frame. Once done though, hanging the picture on the wall is a breeze as it effectively self locates against the wall though there is a niggle with lateral adjustment. All is not lost however as improvements could be made that would make the product absolutely superb and well worthy of a sixth star rather than a maximum five.Cons: (1) The hanger is made from aluminium and kept marking the emulsion on the wall while I was preparing to drill.(2) The pre-drilled holes in both parts of the hanger alternate between a large hole and a small hole. There was no hole in the middle to make life easy for getting it central on the wall. The holes effectively straddled the centre but were not equi-distant, overcome by a pencil mark but could easily have been so much easier. The alternating big hole, little hole arrangement also means your chosen fixings will be biased either to the left or the right of centre. Again this would be avoidable by a central hole (of either size) with matching pairs of same size holes working out from the centre.(3) Don't get me started on the supplied fixings. As usual these are poor quality with screwheads that don't properly match any of my available screwdrivers so, as usual, I binned them!Suggested improvements if I were tweaking the design:(1) A central pilot hole more for use in centering the plate than acting as a fixing. Pairs of holes working away either side of the pilot hole so that the support is taken equally. Even if the holes were the same size as the central pilot hole would help as I would have been able to drill out the holes I needed to use.(2) Make the part that is attached to the frame shorter than the wall mount by approx 10mm. The wall mount to have the ends bent up slightly so that it automatically centres the picture on the mount as opposed to constant measuring and sliding of the picture left/right to get it absolutely central. It would also give some lateral security so the picture isn't moved while cleaning for example.I would probably buy again. I would cut it to size and make other tweaks to achieve the above...and I would bin the supplied fixings (as usual !!)