Bear Claw Screw Picture Hanger Gold - 30lb Picture Hooks - 4-in-1 Picture Hanging Screws for D-Rings, Sawtooth, Wire and Keyholes - Mounts in Drywall and Wood Studs 30 Pack Screw Anchors

Work great to be able to hang pictures through thick sheetrock. Very easy to use and hold all my pictures well. They are also small enough that I can not see them when looking at them from the side.

These picture hanging screws allow any picture able to be well hung!

In the past I had always used plain old screws (usually drywall screws) for this purpose. But the screw heads were usually too large or the screws were set too shallow or too deep. These take all the frustration out of mounting objects that are designed for that purpose.

They make a good sized hole so I wish they came in a smaller size. But they’re very sturdy and very easy to install.

I have an antique house with lathe and plaster walls, impossible to drive a nail into without just creating a big divot and the nails just fall out. I tried these using my electric drill with a phillips head drill bit and then did the last few turns by hand with a small phillips head screwdriver - FINALLY something that really bites into the plaster and is sturdy enough to hang a heavy painting. i use two for each painting for extra stability, to distribute the weight and make the paintings more secure. It's a little crazy to get excited about screws but I haven't really been able to hang anything because of the plaster so I LOVE THEMl

These are easier to use than the old-school picture hangar we all have used, the two-piece one with the J-shaped bracket and nail.These Bear Claw Screw Hangars make it easier to know the height at which your picture will hang (and this matters if you are trying to hang a series of pictures at the same height in a room).Several types of frame hardware work beautifully with these Bear Claw 30-lb screws:Anything that hangs on a wire across the back...Anything with a sawtooth hanger...Anything lightweight with a cardboard back that has a cut-out tab with a hole for hanging the frame...Anything that just hangs on the lip of the top frame rail itself (these probably wants two Bear Claw screws carefully level on the wall)...Those are easy peasy.Now let's talk triangles. Can you fit a round peg (the Bear Claw) in a triangular hole? Probably. Most frames with the triangle-of-metal doohicky also work well, but **some** of my 11x14 frames have triangular hangar hardware where the triangle is just not big enough to fit onto these Bear Claw hangers. For those frames, I use a #6 screw in the wall instead.The instructions say you don't need to pre-drill to mount your Bear Claw hangars. The Bear Claws do indeed have a vey pointy end to get started in drywall. But I always pre-drill for hangars, because I like to know whether the hangar is going into a stud or just holding the picture up in the drywall itself. So I can't vouch for the "no need to pre-drill" claim.I liked these so much, and used so many of them, that I bought a second box. I think you also will like them.

Works great. Hung new things and worked so well I rehung several other items in my house.

Very easy to use and helped me get some more family pictures on the wall!