Liberty 160478 Push Pin Picture Hooks, 8 Count,Sliver

These are easy to use and work really well! I've hung a lot of pictures and even an Lenox Spoon rest with an Irish saying on it and so far nothing has fallen. I love these.. they are very difficult to find in our local shops so I would recommend you buy a few packages so you don't run out of them. You will find lots of uses for these and they are worth the price.

My office is a cubicle with fabric walls. I need something reliable to hang a "diamond dot" picture my mom made me of the LSU logo. I tried using Command strips on the small metallic strip but the weight of the picture and the paper backing of the frame failed me.The Liberty 160478 Push Pin Picture Hooks weren't exactly what I was looking for. I was trying to find something that was more flush with the wall. The frame has a wire for hanging and I knew that if I used these "picture hooks" that the top of the frame would be slightly pitched forward, and it is. However, the hooks are a very solid construction (I had briefly considered push pins) and have that downward angle to the pin that keeps the hook solidly in place.Ease of use? It took longer to measure where the hooks needed to go than it took to push them in. I also liked that the hooks are curved along the top. I placed the frame well above the hooks and just slid it down the wall. The wire slipped easily over the top of the hooks and right into place. Yes, I used two. This frame is heavy!I was glad that I could purchase just 8 hooks as there is a chance I might use them all, as opposed to packages of 30 or 50 where my money would have been wasted.My only complaint? Amazon chose to ship this with two somewhat large boxes (camping pots) in a mylar bag. The package broke during shipping--it's just a cardboard backing with the hooks in a plastic shell. The hooks were all scattered in the bottom of the shipping bag. I'd say half Amazon's fault and half Liberty's. You could have used just a little more glue to hold those pins in their shell.Overall, I expect to have no problem with my picture remaining on my wall and I will likely use the remaining 6 hooks for other projects.

These are branded "Liberty" instead of "Arrow" as advertised. They seem to be pretty much the same as the previous pack of Arrow push pin hooks that I ordered from this listing but it's odd that these are not the right brand.Product-wise, I really like these style of hangers for hanging anything where a nail would show. They are easy to push into drywall by hand. Definitely don't use a hammer!

I love this product and have ordered them more than once. I love how simple they are to use, how they don't damage your walls and how durable they are! I'll never use a nail and hammer to hand anything else as long as these are around.

One of the few items they can use in the dorms are 'push pins' so these were AMAZING to have and use for decorating! Not ugly like the command strip hooks. We almost used them to hang the LED light all the kids are using but she found another way.. but they'd be GREAT for that rather than using the messy sticky tape they come with. She's used these to hang hats and wall decor.

They are smaller than anticipated but have a long pin that will secure it in your typical surface of a cork board or dry wall. The angle and length of the pin itself and wide top provide a stable surface depending on the weight of the item. I used mine to hang some towels that have a fabric loop.There is a noticeable seem down the middle and have a dull silver look but shouldn't be a problem if used to hang behind our hidden features.Just be sure to push the pin in the wall at an angle, not straight on and do not use a hammer!

These little push-pin display hooks are perfect for hanging a wide variety of items. I have a picture and a slate heart that are both made with a rope or chain to hang them. These are perfect for both! The price is right and the function is flawless!!

I got these to hang stuff with, works well for my string lights! The hooks are a better option than precariously dangling things over a little thumb tack nub. Will hold small to medium sized framed photos or art at 5 lbs maximum weight supported per pin. Only wish I got more of these for the price, but really...they are great and worth it.