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Question: How does this kit hang 17 pictures when there is only 12 hangers?
Document: I ordered this because I have 15 pictures to hang -  there are only 12 hangers in the package  - 17 nails but you can't hang on just the nail - this company can't count but the hangers work great.
Like these style hangers but assumed that the kit comes with 17 hooks, not 12. Unless you use the extra pins alone, I have no idea how 17 frames are hung...  Also, hung a picture (maybe 25 - 30lbs) with a 50lb hook and the pin failed (sheared). Picture can crashing to the floor, glass all over the place, and gouged up our chair rail and base boards.
Product description is FALSE. You are buying 12 hooks. Maybe someone can explain to me how you hang "17 works of art" with 12 hooks? Am I supposed to hang 2 pictures on one hook? The product itself is good, but the description is misleading. I should have looked closely at the picture and counted, but I didn't think I had to. I am not returning the items, but I feel misled.
Although I did find that I needed to get more hangers as the kit only went so far before I ran out.My only issue with the Pro hangers is that the nail head sticks out a bit especially for smaller items and sometimes makes it difficult to hang smaller pictures depending on how the frame is made. For around 8 bucks this is a good deal but you may find like me that you need to buy set of individual OOK hangers and end up getting more for your money that way.
I like to buy art and hang it up...yep, I'm that kind of person. It's more fun when it's not sitting on the floor gathering dust from passing footsteps. So, I bought this &#34;value kit&#34; and hung up 5 pictures in one day! Easily! I couldn't find my hammer though so ended up using a rock to pound the little brad nails in...I'm serious.
I got this kit from HD and these hanging kits work great especially if you have a variety of sizes that you need to hang. But if you have a large number of items you should probably purchase individual sizes are you tend to get more hangers for your money individually.The OOK pro hangers are very easy to install in the wall, easy to remove, leave small holes and hold just about anything.
No unfortunate glass shattering in the middle of the night. [UPDATE 11/19/12]: An observant reviewer with sharper eyesight than mine informed me that the weights are etched into each hook. Brilliant. Thanks reviewer and thanks OOK!] What I dislike is how the value kit is packaged. The labeling is actually perfect--there's no doubt about which hanger to use with which wall hanging because they are organized by weight, even the nails.
I bought 2 of these based on the rave reviews for this kit. and for something under 2 lbs it does the job well. The problem comes when you get to something in the 12-15lb range. I used a 30lb hanger and 100lb nail and everything looked great. I went upstairs and 2 hours later hear a crash. When I went to investigate that 12-15lb picture had smashed into the floor.
These are some of the easiest to use picture hangers out there, and the fact that you can quickly hang a picture, the minimal amount of damage it does to a wall, these are well worth the price. I trust them for all of my pictures including artwork.
Amazon has this listed as a 34 piece set. It's a bit misleading since it later says in the product information that it only hangs 17 pieces. I was confused recently when I only received one package of 17 pieces believing Amazon had forgotten to send one package. Be sure to order 2 if you're planning on 34 hangers. Quality is decent on these otherwise.
Answer: yes