8-Pack of The Strongest Magnetacks, Made in USA Magnetic Pushpin Poster and Photo Hangers for Walls to Hang Pictures and Posters Without Frames, Holes, or Damage
Brand: Magnetack
Color: Silver

MAGNETACK MAGNETIC POSTER AND PHOTO HANGERS
Magnetacks are made in the USA and are the best way to hang posters and photos.
Magnetacks are the original magnetic poster and photo hanger.
The base nail measures approximately 5/8” long.
Each Magnetack can hold about one (1) pound of paper thin item weight.
A single Magnetack can hold about 23 sheets of copy paper!
Magnetacks can be pushed into the wall by hand or by using a rubber mallet.
The base tack is 1/2” in diameter and 1/8” thick.
The visible top magnet is a 1/4” x 1/4” silver cylinder.
Sleek and sophisticated!
Just one Magnetack is strong enough to hang an 8x10 photo on thick photo paper.
Two Magnetacks are strong enough to hang a standard 24"x36" poster.
Magnetacks have been used to hang the following: pictures, posters, photos, artwork, cowhide, reindeer skin, t-shirts, hats, banners, flags, newspapers, memos, notes, maps, pens, keys, and so much more!

MAGNETACKS: Turn almost any wall or bulletin board into a magnetic surface. The best way to hang posters, photos, and artwork without damaging them with holes or tape. Each pack comes with eight (8) magnetic base tacks and eight (8) top magnets.
EASY AND SIMPLE: Simply push the base tack into the wall by hand, then place your poster or photo over the base tack, then use the top magnet to hang your item.
REUSABLE: Each Magnetack can be reused over and over again. They can be easily removed from the wall or bulletin board by hand and moved to another location or stored for future use.
STRONG: Magnetacks have been tested to be stronger than any other magnetic poster or photo hanger available. We use strong neodymium rare earth magnets on both the base tack AND the top magnet, so you get twice the attractive force.
NO HOLES: Save your items from damage by using Magnetacks. No more holes in your posters, photos, or artwork!