Sondery Guitar Hanger Wall Mount, Auto Lock and Adjustable Hook Holder Wall Stand for Acoustic and Electric Bass Guitars, 2 Pack, Not for Nitro-Finish (W 2 Pack)

The media could not be loaded.  The sticker provided really makes the installation process a breeze, make sure to use a spirit level ruler when lining up the sticker to ensure the hanger sits nice and straight.Once the sticker is placed on the desired area, it's simply a case of screwing in the **correct** wallplugs and/or screws. If hanging on drywall/plasterboard wall, make sure the plaster does not clump up behind the wallplug as you screw the wallplug in, this makes sure the wallplug goes in as far as it can go. Then you just place the hanger piece and screw in as the instructions show. Once the wooden hanger is in you can place the actual hook device in and Bob's your uncle.Given I was working with drywall we were a bit concerned but it's brilliant. Holding up a 7kg guitar and there's no slant created between the hanger and the wall once the guitar is placed into the hanger. Very sturdy, I'm not worried it'll come crashing down at all. It's definitely not going to.The hanger is also made so that your guitar will be a nice couple inches away from the wall, great for those not wanting to scuff their guitar(s). The hanging mechanism also adjusts to fit whatever headstock shape your guitar has, giving it a nicely snug fit without scratching it (it has padding.)Great price as well, would recommend to anyone.

Straight into plasterboard with the special rawplugs provided, easy guide for installation, sturdy and well worth the money .

These are great, particularly easy to install with a weight based auto locking feature. Works for most guitar headstock types.

Easy to install and works as described

swivels to hold different angled heads, guitars held safely and released easily as soon as you pick them up.

I have four of these now - really look good and importantly secure, also for headstocks aren't symmetrical. The screws that they came with weren't really long enough (the walls aren't that great where I live) so we needed to use some extra long screws, but once they went in it was all good.

Seems sturdy and is a little bit deeper than other similar hanger, which for one of my guitars with a fret zealot was quite critical. Easy to put up (as long as you make sure you don't drill thru a cable!) and was just the job.

Looks great with my twelve-string guitar suspended from it. Thanks