Command15 lb Large Picture Hanging Strips 20 Pairs, (40 Command Strips) Damage-Free Hanging Picture Hangers, No Tools Great for Home Decor, Black Adhesive

These are super easy to use and very high-quality. They can hang heavy pictures or I sometimes cut them to hang smaller pictures and get more for the money. They are functional, can hold just about anything and are very sticky yet easy to peel off the wall without causing damage.

These are great for hanging pictures. Very strong for holding on wall. Taking off are easy and don’t damage wall surface.

They are sturdy and come off easily with no paint peeled off. I like them as the strips are quick to use and get anything up that I want. The only thing, and not the product's fault, is once you put them somewhere that is usually it. It can't be peeled off and moved. The adhesion is not the same. I have learned the hard way with Funko Pops I hung up that ended up dropping like an hour later cause I had moved the strip from its initial spot.

They work as intended.

It definitively holds very heavy items, and it appears to stick. BUT, I'm fairly certain it's going to damage my paint when I peel it off... I tried for a tiny section on my wall and it was peeling it... I guess it's bound to happen but still slightly disappointed.

They hold, easy to use, cheap, and they don’t come off easily. Honestly if you aren’t confident in hanging things yourself or don’t want to make a bunch of holes these will definitely do the job.

Command strips changed the way I live in apartments. I keep a ton around for anything I need to stick to something without leaving a mark. They can hand a decent amount of weight for what they are, and when I need to go heavier Command has a whole line of solid products that don't ruin your walls.

I used these to hang up some framed paintings on my wall. Two tips I have are 1) stick the piece on the thing you want to hang and leave it for 10 minutes to let it set and 2) if the back of your painting/frame is slick (like plastic or veneer), use sandpaper to rough it up first. The first time I tried to use these they fell after a couple days. After I did these two things though, the paintings have been up for weeks with no issues.