Ukulele Hanger Wooden Wall Mount Made in the USA or Mandolin Hanger - Black Walnut - String Swing CC01UK-BW

Holds mandolin secure and vertical without touching the wall. Looks nice. Install with a screwdriver.

Great way to display a beloved instrument. Easy to assemble. Easy to hang. Love the outcome in our nursery.

This was very easy to install and my ukulele fits very well on it. It looks great on my wall and was totally worth buying.

I bought this in the black walnut finish and so far I really like it. It comes fairly well packaged with everything you need for installation. The screws and dry wall mounts provided looked to be of high enough quality to secure my concert ukulele. Lined up the holes for placement, made pilot holes, put in the dry wall mounts, and installed the wallhanger. Took about 3 minutes and lightly tugging on the mount seem to be very secure for far more than my ukulele weighs. The black walnut is a nice dark color and in general the wall hanger mount has a small footprint on my plain white wall. I kind of expected the body of my ukulele to rest against the wall but it actually sits a few inches from the wall. I don't mind that the body hangs away from the wall but the one slight issue I have is that the angles on the hook and my ukulele seem to hang my ukulele outward away from the wall instead of parallel to it. This is something that is minor and fixable if it bothers me enough but long term I imagine it could bow my ukulele neck a little. Either way I didn't think it was enough to deduct a star for. Overall I really like it and for the price(~$11) I can easily recommend it. Should it not hold up to the test of time, I will come back and update my review.

This is a very nice item. I chose this hanger out of all those on the market because it is made in the US by a small company and it was very apparent that thought was given to what the hanger looks like when the Ukulele is not on the hanger. I also bought a Guitar hanger. I am very pleased with both items. They are very sturdy, and the arms are curved enough to prevent the Ukulele and guitar from falling or being knocked off of the hanger. The hardwood is beautiful and the color of the padded grip material blends well with the wood color. I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 for ease of installation because to install it correctly you need a drill or impact driver and the correct driver bit for the wall anchors. A small drill bit to make pilot holes for the anchors is also helpful. I do have those tools so it was very easy to install.

Like everyone else here has already stated, this is an outstanding buy for the price. All components of this hanger are of excellent quality, and it was very easy to install. I own one and plan on ordering an additional two soon. Highly recommended buying this if you have random instruments propped up in corners around your house, tucked away in cases/gig bags. So why four stars instead of five? Well, I tried this hanger out with multiple instruments, and most of them fit well... but beware of certain brands of soprano ukes. I have a couple Lanikai and Mahalo sopranos, and when hung these ukes projected from the wall at a 45 degree angle. If you hang them backwards (the ukes facing the wall), they hang as they should - parallel to the wall. Not a huge deal, but enough to cause some brow furrowing - had I been purchasing the hanger exclusively for that size, I would've been really disappointed. I'm chalking this up to the smaller instruments' light weight: a Michael Kelly F-Style Mandolin, a concert uke, and two different tenor ukes all hung from it just fine. Something to keep in mind if you plan on using this hanger for a soprano (unless you don't mind hanging it facing the wall). Slainté.

These are great. Even mediocre guitars and ukuleles look kind of cool hanging on a wall. Clears up floor space. They're good quality. I was a little nervous when I bought the first one but if you install them right there's no way even a heavy solid body guitar could fall.

I have 4 of these to hang a ukulele, 2 baritone ukuleles, and a mandolin on my wall. Will probably adding a guitar to the collection soon. Do keep in mind with your placement that instruments will get bonked if they are in a high-traffic area. The instruments end up hanging 2-3 inches off the wall. I used to have mine hanging by the door, but guests always hit their heads on them after putting on their shoes. I've now moved them to the wall behind the couch. I've drilled this in a variety of places, and had no problems with installation in a drywall + stud or even plaster + brick (although I of course bought the proper drill bits and anchors for that). One time after hanging up for 2 years, I unscrewed it to move apartments and it stayed stuck to the wall. I guess it stuck to the paint a little. Anyway, I bonked it with a rubber mallet and it flew right off. Re-installed at the next place. I also think both the light and dark colors are pretty. Not sure if they're both on this listing. I've had one for longer than the others.