CommandLarge Picture Hanging Strips, Damage Free Hanging Picture Hangers, No Tools Wall Hanging Strips for Living Spaces, 4 White Adhesive Strip Pairs

These work really well in dorm rooms and classroom. They hold up on the cinder block walls which is amazing, not much holds on those walls. They are strong and their ability to be reused with another backing saves me money and time.

This thing does it job!! I bought a cork board from target to put my pins on. My cork board is not coming off no matter how much I pull since I placed the strips wrong (Shows how strong the command strip are). Why I didn’t follow the instructions I have no clue. It’s been 8 months and it’s still hanging.

I needed to hang a large 4'x2' heavy-material poster on a plaster wall that's not suited for screws or nails or even tacks. This is a very effective and convenient answer to this problem. And I can remove the poster without damaging a thing. Great stuff

Held up my wall mirror perfectly!

Update: Feb 2018. It has been a little over a year. Just last week, one (top left) of the eight sticky hanging strips stuck to THE DOOR fell off, and the weight of the mirror brought the entire mirror down. It had lost it's stickiness. The velcro parts of the strips are still going strong. I just stuck the strip back on the door until I can get more command strips. I believe the strip wouldn't have fallen off if I just left left the mirror on the door for the whole year. However, I occasionally needed to move the mirror out, pulling the velcro. I believe this is an excellent purchase based on the duration I can use these strips (the rest of the strips are still sticky).Used to attach a full length mirror (7 pounds) from Target to the back of my door. See pictures for results.The strips were a bit too long for the surface I used them on, so I cut each strip in half WIDTH WISE, giving me 8 pieces to use. This was not the best technique (should have done length wise, as it left me with only one side containing the pull tab that is used to later remove the strip. (Solved the problem by making sure that each strip had at least one pull tab & then adhered that side to the surface of the DOOR.) I didn't really care that the back of my cheap mirror might get damaged, should I decide to remove the strips from there.Moving on, the set-up was easy and took about 15 minutes for me. As per the instructions, I let the strips rest for a few hours before attaching the mirror to the door.The mirror is stuck on well. I swung the door open & closed with much force a few times to test it, and nothing shakes or even wobbles.I can easily pull the mirror from the door and set it elsewhere to use. Reattachment is simple.It has been 1 month and the mirror hasn't fallen once.Based on the many horror stories from other reviews, I am a bit worried about the strips potentially damaging the surface of the door upon removal. Will update on that issue when I remove the strips.Overall a good purchase for what I needed it for.

Great product

I've been unable to find anything to hold my shower rod in place on my smooth tile wall. Nothing has worked. I tried the clear adhesive product you see in the photo (which has worked the best so far) but as you can see it has somehow twisted and will no doubt fail at some point. I'm concerned that my tile will be damaged when the rod crashes down (again), so I came up with this rig. It's unsightly, but I think it'll serve my purpose. I just want something that will break the fall, or hopefully keep it from falling to the floor.The strips have been stuck on the tile for 2 weeks, and when I tug firmly downward on the string they don't budge. If they stay on the tile, I know they'll support the rod if it falls.The two strips actually "lock" together, better than velcro. They kind of snap together. As long as they adhere to your surface, they'll definitely stick to each other. Time will tell on this project, to see if the strips continue to stick to the tile.

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