Merriway® BH00093 (20 Pcs) Medium 30mm (1.3/16 inch) White Nylon Non-Trace Hardwall Drywall Picture Hanger Hook - Pack of 20 Pieces

I have used various brands of dry, solid wall, picture hooks, these are the best because they drive in so easily, inevitably you may have to remove and reposition, these are ideal for that, leaving no marking problems on the wall.I bought my wife a picture for her birthday, thanks to these hooks, it looks so impressive on our lounge wall.The very important aspect, value for money, a pack of 20, for such a low price, incredible!

These are super useful and I will be ordering more once this pack run out. Cheap and they were delivered fast. I have had no issues with any of them breaking and have hung up a lot of things on my walls with them recently.

Simple to use and don’t leave a big hole in the wall when removed. Perfect for pictures.. wouldn’t trust with heavier things like mirrors though.

These are a must have product!We used to live in a new build and these were already up in most rooms and we successfully held many frames (including a large mirror) for 3 years.When we moved house I looked for the same and ordered these not knowing if they were or not and glad that I ordered.They are super easy to put up - place on wall (smooth side against wall) and hammer the metal nails until smooth, which took a few seconds!Currently we have hang several different sized frames and no issues. Would definitely buy again once this packet used!

These are the only hooks I use. I have over 60 pictures hanging at present, some large and heavy, some small...and I always use these.Always check beforehand that the fittings on the picture or frame will fit in the hook, and that they are suitable for the weight of the picture (you can buy fittings for even very heavy pictures...but these may need to be screwed into the wall using mirror fittings). Also that the string or D-ring (or whatever fitting you have) is low enough so that when the picure is hung, the top of the hook will not show above. I always go one third down and it has always worked well for me. Never had problems with them breaking, or the nails bending, and if I want to move them, I give them a tap on each side with a hammer, give them a gentle wiggle, and pull them out...very little damage, just three holes that can be easily filled (sometimes just paint is enough) and painted over. Only crumbling wall was my fault, for not checking the wall first...and was an issue with the wall, not the hooks.I'm an artist and obviously care a lot about how I display my work (and that of others), and how safe it is... but now I only trust these.

These are great! We just painted our hallway, after alot of effort filling holes in and several layers of paint it came to the time to add accessories and I was very cautious of not using something that would ruin the walls. I searched for picture hooks and there were so many. Saw these and they appealed to me because of the nails looking like they wouldn't leave much of a mark when taken out. Very pleased with them. Easy to hammer in just go slow and avoid hitting the hook part. Gave the hook a good pull once I had nailed it in and there was no movement which is great on our old walls as normally everything falls out. Have hung heavy pictures and looks like they will stay put fine. Only thing I'd change is to make them less chunky especially the hook part as I had issues with some of the fittings on my frames not being big enough to fit over the hooks, plus the overall chunkyness makes some pictures stick out from the wall slightly. But overall they are great especially considering how cheap they are. Will buy more.

They work just fine.

These are excellent for hanging most pictures onto plastered solid walls, certainly better than drill, raw plug and screw. I say most pictures but the hook part is too wide for some of the hooks on my photo frames.Loses 1 star because you have to ultra careful when hammering in the nails, if you catch the plastic hook it breaks very easily, and despite the picture of 3 very small holes when you've removed one of these I'd love to know how they managed it as when I removed one some plaster did come away.