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Has Anyone Uses 3m Command Range Of Products For Picture Hanging?

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I use that before.

Make sure you follow their instruction strictly.

Eg. if they say press 30 sec. Double the time. Just on the safe side.

 

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thank guys, bought these frames, many of them,

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would like to create such effect, one over another and hang on wall... any idea how can it be done?

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many thanks...

I am using the 3m velcro to hang my pics. definitely better than hooks i think and will not have any gap between pic and wall. can consider .

 

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I've got 3 or 4 command strips I use to hang things. Placed them 5 years ago and they are still there. In fact I have a hook one and the plastic broke off after a few years but the sticky tape is still there! (I hung a heavy bag on it beyond the weight limit). But you must follow removal instructions carefully, if not part of your wall paint will peel off, or worse the "pullable" section breaks.

 

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me too. If the picture too heavy, have to use mulitple strips. Mine fell down after a few days cos I only used 1 piece

changed to 2 piece and have been up there since

 

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the only problem with 3m is, if you're hanging something big or heavy, the 3m hook is HUGE. which means, there is a big gap between the item you're hanging (in my case, mirror) and the wall.

having said that, if you're renting, 3m is your best bet.

 

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