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Question: Can I use these strips for floating shelves (about 7.5 pounds) ?
Document: I used a package of these to hang a 24x72 canvas mounted on wood supports (weighs about 7 pounds) and it has held it up perfectly. Following the instructions and making sure you delay the correct amount of time before hanging seems to make the difference.
I used them just as instructed. It has been 3 months, none of my 7 wall decors fell down so far. 100% Success!I think the company may have improved their chemical formular so that these stickers are more duarble. (But this is only my guess, I am not sure). As you can see, recent reviews are dominant with positive comments (4 or 5 stars).For those unsucessful users, I am thinking that perhaps the wall paint also matters?
I was leery at first but my frames are holding. These hold up to sixteen  pounds and my frames are much lighter so that helps. I have also tried the medium hanging strips and they worked well. The process to use these is basically the same for all the sizes I have tried.
Plus the removal and ease of putting back is great and saves money on the other strips. I recommend these for certain projects, but for larger picture frames I would use a screw/nail/wire hanger. I would not trust these to hold up something heavy (more than 10 pounds).
I used these hanging strips to hang a medium size picture that probably weighs about 5-6 lbs. There are only four strips in this package compared to some of the similar packages that contain six strips. However each strip can hold up to 3 lbs. so the set of four strips can hold up to 12 lbs. total when used all at once to hang one picture. I probably didn't need to use all four and two or three would have held it just fine.
That's a paint issue as much as the Command strip, but you need to know that.5. Large strips are good for medium size pictures that you can only fit one strip on. Otherwise, I would use to mediums instead. That may sound counter-intuitive, but I use a single large strip for a small picture and two mediums for a large one.6. We used large strips to make picture-frame stocking hangers at Christmas.
I used two sets of strips for my 16" x20" frame, which together can hold up to 8 pounds. The frame is only 2 pounds, so I don't expect it to move anytime soon.The biggest problem I had with these strips was finding a frame I could use them with. One frame had a fuzzy velvet backing. Another had some metal eye screws that would have to be removed. Many had stands that got in the way.
I love these strips. I am renting and for light frames w/o glass I trust them completely. However, I can't afford these for the heavier items. Instead I use the normal OOK BrandOOK 50611 ReadyNail Conventional Picture Hook Tidy Tin Supports Up to 30 Pounds, 25 sets, Brass 25 setsPicture hangers. BUT first: I take blue painters tape and place a one-two inch strip on the wall (double it up and press on lightly - you want this to come off when you move).
I like these velcro ones since I can take the item off the wall to clean or whatever and than put it back without having to use a new strip (like I do with the sticky on both sides one).In the end I have not had any problem with these, but I would not try to hang anything too heavy. For a standard document frame I would use all 4 and it only weights about 4-6 pounds.
These work really well and hold up there items well. I was a tad skeptical with the velcro, but these do hold up well and serve there purpose. It claims 16 pounds but I would not trust that. I would only hang about 10 pounds on these and the size of the item will show how many you have to use. I have only used small items to hang up with these, since I do not trust them to hold up heavy stuff (for that I will use brackets and screws).
Answer: yes