Wooden Base Guitar Hanger Wall Mount Holder,4 Pack

These are very sturdy. I wouldn't hang a '59 Les Paul on it, but I probably wouldn't hang a '59 Les Paul on anything. But seriously, they have a high-quality look and feel. The padding is a rubberized tubing, not foam. The wall anchors are excellent. They screw in rather than just being pressed into the wall. As long as they're hung properly, they will support any normal guitar. I have two Stratocasters hanging on them, and I'm not worried about them at all. Go ahead and but them already.

I have bought a lot of guitar wall hangers over the years. Spent quite a few dollars on some of them. All of them I have found flaws that I didn't like. This set however, is the best set of guitar hangers I've ever bought. The arm that holds a guitar is threaded in so the only way for it to fall out is to be spun counterclockwise 14 times! I feel 100% secure that my guitars will stay where they belong. Not only are these the best ones I've used, they're the cheapest set I've ever found!

We have 5 guitars in our house that were laying just everywhere. I was in a nesting mood wanting to get our home ready for when our baby starts crawling and I thought of hanging the guitars up in a decorative way. I didn’t want the cheap looking black mounts and I needed something I felt confident the guitars wouldn’t slip off of. These guitar mounts did the trick! I thought they were a great price, looked great, like quality, and they have the little rubber discs that help me know our instruments won’t come crashing down on our baby.

Are they perfect? Of course not, nothing is. But these offer a lot more for your money than anything else on the market for this specific purpose. I'm opening a new Taylor guitar store and needed over 50 of them. They're doing the job quite nicely. Just one issue so far: Some of the boxes had screws that broke off, sheered off while putting them in. Others included black drywall screws and those are fine. In fact, since you'll want the thread to go all the way on them, drywall screws are an excellent choice. But if you get the metal (gold or silver) be sure to go out and buy yourself a box of drywall screws in the appropriate length and width. Another important trick is to screw it in and then back it off to the next hole, so that they'll hang plumb and still leave a little bit of room for the hanger to move. Just a little, mind you. Again, don't install the metal screws if they're not black drywall screws. You'll spend a lot of time trying to get them back out again after the head sheers off.

These are GREAT! I've bought just about every type there is and these are the very best! Heavy duty. Will certainly last. I will toss out or give away every one I own and replace them with these! But them while the price is still low. I have a feeling with this quality and price, they're not going to last....

These are cheaply made (see the picture of how one broke from simply being screwed in due to a bad weld. I'd be hesitant to hang up any guitar with heft on these hooks, or anything I truly cared about that couldn't survive a fall. That said, they were so much cheaper (cost wise) than anything else out there. I now have a wall full of cheap guitars for our kids in the playroom and for that, it's perfect. No reason to spend more on better hooks for guitars that are intended to take a beating anyway.

Bought these back in April 2017. Didn’t want to make a review to soon for them to bust of fun my wall few months in. Glad to say they haven’t. They’re affordable and stable and can hold even heavy guitars.

I love these hooks. They work really well and can hold a variety of guitar head shape. The fact that the hook screws into the wall plate allows you to be able to adjust the angle so your guitar will hang straight. They come with dry wall anchor s but I would suggest to go buy more substantial wall anchors to use if you are not drilling into studs. The pick holders are nice but we're not going to use them.