Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: for a mirror that says they need 100 pound hangers, I assume you would use two of these, is that correct
Document: If you are looking to get these and haven't made up your mind yet I will try and help.Do you want to hang things easily?Do you want things to be secure after you hang them?Would you like to leave as small a mark as possiable on your walls?Ofcourse you answered yes to all of those questions. Everyone would, and everyone should use these. They absolutely work like it says.
The single and double hangers work well, and I will continue to use them. However, I got one of the triple-pin ones for my large mirror. Though the mirror weighed less than the rating on the Ook, it came crashing down after about a week. I'm going to stick to using them only for light-weight items.
This is great for when you are hanging a heavy plaque or picture to keep from putting a dent in the wall from the pressure of it hanging.I have never had one failure with these hangers. My only issue with them is that the nail that the Pros use sticks out a bit and in this case this one has two of them that stick out a bit.
wow these wall hangers are the best yet. I think the only reason why it didn't say it supports more is because of the size of their nails that came with it. if u need to support heavy items, just use longer nails. and a little thicker. it will fit. and the padding behind the hanger is nice so as not to score the wall with pressure from the force of holding the hanger onto the wall. these will b all I will use now. quick shipping. good price
The padded pro hangers met my expectations 100%. Small packaging so what isnt used is easily kept in the drawer not taking up space.
I had been buying these hangers at the local variety store. They discontinued them. These are actually better than the hangers I used to buy. We use these to hang items on sheet rock where we have no studs. These are thicker, stronger and padded. The cheap ones are great for pictures but will bend with too much weight! We had something heavy to hang and they worked great. If they seem expensive then look around! Very happy with these!
These are the best hangers I have seen on the market. The padding is great (though I was in the past using double sided tape to great success), the nails are spot on, and they ARE long enough to get into the stud through drywall.A note to those looking to hang things. Use D rings on opposite sides and hooks, NOT picture wire. It will mount flush and be a lot more sturdy
I used this product to hang pictures on a plaster and lath wall - it worked great and I didnt have to locate a stud. It has a padded back and two nail holes that works well - I recommend this product.
These are great hangers for pictures and other decor. They are easy to use and stay in place without any problems.
That also helps minimize damage to the wall. Ooks are easy to use, securely hold the artwork and don't damage the wall. On removal, they leave a small, inobtrusive hole without surrounding cracked or chipped paint. These are the only wall hangers to buy!
Answer: yes