Command 3M Medium Picture-Hanging Strips (White, 6-Strip)

I used this from 15th May 2018 and today is 27th July 2018 and it my frame fell down. It was not glass frame and so was saved from breaking of glass but the frame got slightly damaged. I can say, please do not use this if you have glass in your photo frame. Also, this was supposed to hold 5.4 kg and upto 18" by 24" and my frame size was 17 by 21" and with total weight between 0.5 and 0.75 kg. Yet it fell down. The product comes without warranty and so you have to use with caution. Also it is not completely clean, the gum stays on wall (for me it was wooden temple) I have to buy new and perhaps change every 2 months as do not want to use nails for wooden backdrop. Writing this review so that others can benefit from this.

Disgusting product. Says can handle upto 5.3 kgs. All 4 strips together could not even handle 1/5 of that less than 1 kg picture frame. Fell within a wee. Broke the glass. Lost money on these strips that could have been done with a 2 Rs. nail and lost my picture frame. Extremely bad and they say the return window has expired. I am not even sure about the authenticity of the product. Such bad experience.

Lost Rs 250 in jiffy. This didnt stick on to the wall even after i applied rubbing alcohol as it is mentioned and I followed every procedure mentioned.Totally not worthy. No warrenty is the painful part. Imported product if it was made in india it would be cheap.

Product is good no doubt ,have used many of these before buying this one..but the seller is not good.. Product shown and recieved are different. Overcharged me by 100 Rs, Original MRP masked by another label without MRP.

Tip: Use measuring tape and mark the spot of frame in the wall/surface and stick 3M tapes to the frame and wall separately and apply good pressure and leave them for few minutes. (Applying pressure properly for at least 30 seconds is the key)This method is fairly easy for rectangular frame. I did for a circular mirror but took me hours.Review: It’s a good product but we have to take extra care while installation. I think the problem is cohesion between the tapes is as strong as the adhesion between the tape and wall(any sticking surface) at the time of installation.

The product may be a little pricey for the purpose it serves, atleast in the Indian context but as a product, its perfect if you don't want to drill holes into your wall. Yes, you do need to be careful about alignment when you're setting it up on the wall the first time. I ordered a pack of 4 pairs but have used only 2 to hold a 19x24 inch canvas painting. One month down, it's holding up fine.

The product is worst . Due to this my beautiful clock presented by my friends on my retairment day was falllen down and broken.The adehesiveness of the item is very bad, it is not able to hold even less than half KG wall clock.Even if this item is returned, the wall clock no one can bring back.No less than zero rating, I had to give atleast 1 for this.

Its perfect. I stuck a framed poster on the wall. But the only problem is that u have to make the back side of the frame/photo flat so that it sticks. For that u have to remove the hooks on the frame/poster

Want to hang pictures up without making loads of holes in the walls? If so then these are probably for you.I started using these three years ago and now have around 50 frames of various sizes around the house. The majority are frames for 6x4" photos and I use a single pair of medium strips for these.I see some people have had issues and I can only think they're not using them correctly, so this is what works for me...Make sure the surfaces you are sticking the strips to are clean and dry. I always do this and have never had any issues.I stick a pair of 3M velcro type strips together, remove the backing from one strip and then stick that side to the back of a photo frame. Press it tightly against the frame for at least 30 seconds to ensure a good bond. Then, peel the backing off the other strip and using whatever level you have, place the frame against the wall and try to apply pressure through the frame onto the wall where the strips are positioned for at least 30 seconds.The brilliant thing is, if you've managed to put a frame up a bit wonky, carefully prise apart the strip on the wall from the strip on the frame and try again.I've added a rather poorly taken low resolution image of Lillyvale frames I bought from Amazon that have thick enough borders on the rear to work well with these strips.

These work really well. Just be sure to use enough to cope with the weight of the picture you’re hanging. And be mindful when removing them as pulling them straight off the wall when done will pull off lose paint if not done properly

An easy way to hang up frames. It is safe and reliable even when holding heavy fames. The concept is clever and works perfectly. I recommend letting it stick to the wall for 24hrs before putting the frame on. This ensures it stays secure.

After sticking the frame to wall, as per instruction, remove frame and press the stick to the wall, BUT when I remove the frame, it removed both part of stick and also part of the paint from wall.I tried it again but it doesn't stick to frame anymore!!DO NOT BUY AGAIN!

I swear by Command Strips in rental and for temporary hangings. These things seem to be capable of holding anything. We've got them holding up whiteboards, a Dyson cordless vacuum, all sorts of things really.As long as you give them a chance to adhere and clean the surface before-hand, you should be able to mount all sorts of things on these without any problems!