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Question: has anyone used these to hang something to glass?
Document: 3M Command brand Large Picture-Hanging Strips are a great product for anyone with something to hang on solid walls (plaster, dry wall, word, etc.). These strips work well if you follow the suggested load advice on the packages.
A very useful product to hang pictures on a wall without having to nail something into the wall. However, be careful when removing the strips, don't just yank it off the wall (the velcro is strong) and it could remove paint.i would recommend this product for light weight paintings / photography --- for anyone who is renting or in a dorm where there is limited nailing.
They need good application at first, following all the steps, and are really not meant for large pictures, unless it's really light posters. It's more they're great for smaller or light medium duty. Don't try to hang a heavy frame. Or something with a big piece of glass in it.These do cut up easy, which is what we did, so as to maximize their usefulness.
What do these hold up? nothing! I used them to hang a small picture with glass in the frame over the photo. 8x10. 4 days ago. Last night, the whole thing fell, breaking the glass, AND setting off my security alarm. I would not trust these to hold ANYTHING again.
I've purchased these several times, along with the picture hook hangers, and so far, I am grateful I've suffered no problems (as mentioned in some negative reviews). I follow all the instructions, and have used these on tile bathroom walls and plain ole painted drywall successfully. I will admit, I haven't attempted to hang anything of great weight, mostly using these for 8x10 photos in wood and glass frames.
I have used Command products all over my house for years, and I have never been disappointed with the results. As a result, I had no qualms with using these when I needed to hang two somewhat large items in my home.First, as other posters have stated, you should follow the "prep" directions exactly for the best results. The first thing I needed to hang was a 11"x14" metal frame holding a piece of stitchery. With the frame, glass, backing, etc.
These are used to hang pictures and other items on your walls without having to put a hole in your wall. I have used the regular Command hooks so I was familiar with the way Command Strips work. They can easily be removed with a simple tug, stretch and pull.This seems kinds strange to not use a hammer and nail to hang a picture but sometimes you don't want to put a hole in your wall whether you're renting or even just want to hang something up temporarily.
Many items got broken after falling off the wall. Go one size larger if you want to be more sure.- Unlike Velcro, the hook system used only works in one direction, vertical. You can't put these things sideways or even slanted. They are made to work only in a vertical mounting. Again found this out the hard way, many fallen and broken.- if you really need to hang something that can't get damaged, I would not use these.
This product does not work!! I followed the directions and used the larger strips than the weight of my pictures required and they still fell destroying 2 frames and shattering the glass on a third. AWFUL
Absolutely love this. I used it for three photo canvases in my bedroom and they are all hanging well. I also used it for a mirror in living room that hangs above a glass table. Knock on wood but I havent had an accident to date.
Answer: yes