Takker Easy One-Step Hardwall Picture Frame Hanging Tool Kit & Refill Pack (Hardwall Takker Kit 35 Pieces)

I absolutely love this product. It arrived a few days ago but I have only just used it today. I am disabled and didn't understand the instructions. I thought they sounded really confusing. I decided to take the plunge today and how wrong I was. It is actually really simple to use. Very lightweight, no more than a box of teabags, it makes a very neat hole for you insert a tack on which to hang a picture. Absolutely no extra damage to the wall which is a big bonus. Without the takker, bits of plaster used to fall off the wall. Being disabled, I am not a strong lady, but I found the takker very simple and effective.

This is outstanding! I really didn't expect it to be as easy to use and as successful as it was. I expect products like this to be over engineered solutions to a problem, and to have a low success rate, but in hanging about 15 pictures the only issue I suffered was one broken pin because I hadn't drilled to the full depth.The only issue is that the drill point is hidden by the casing, and without large pencil lines it's hard to line up. I used a nail to manually create a guide point in the wall so that I could feel when the drill bit was in position.

We have moved into a new house and I always struggle a bit with hanging up pictures, especially mid to larger sized pictures that need more than those light superficial pinsThis is a life-saver. It is super easy to use and takes no time to put up a hook with minimal damage to the wall.I have put up a few large frames of about 5-10 kg and it seems to be working very well.My ONLY criticism is that you get a limited number of hooks, far less than the number of pins they supply with it. Does not make sense to me, seems just a way to make extra repeat purchases necessary

Absolutely brilliant little gadget. Just moved into a new home with over 100 art works, mirrors etc and was in tears to find that the walls were “ hard” and regular picture hook tacks just buckled. Research led me to this . I was sceptical it would do what it said but it’s been an excellent purchase and is easy to master .

I live in a rental property and wanted to hang pictures with the least damage and mess as possible. Something that on removal, a little filler and paint could easily fix. Also, my landlord lives next door, so I didn't want to attract any attention with loud drilling or banging...Bought the hard wall takker as I believed long term it would be more beneficial.The good part: It did the job. Hung eight lightweight photos in frames (x4 A2 size and x3 A3 size) and I'm confident they'll stay up.*Many reviews pointed out you couldn't see line up the drill bit placement, but after watching all the instruction videos I could find, then realised you could press the red part against the wall (just lean it a little) until the drill bit sticks out and you could line it up that way. Worked like a charm once I got used to it.Also, tacs and hanging hooks arrived in a little bag, so it was a nice surprise that there were more tacs pre loaded in the handle.The not so good part: After frame number 3. The SQUEAKING! The drill bit got stuck in the wall and I had to use a pliers to push it back down. By frame six, I thought we were out for the count. The drill bit was so jammed, I couldn't get it back in or pull it out. In the end after much yanking, I got it back in and pushed on to the last two frames. *Frame six, I padded the hole with blue tac as it was the least neat.This thing is basically a manual drill. Great for little jobs around the house (if it lasts that long). Cheap and lightweight, I was prepared to open it and see what was going on inside when it started squeaking lol.Also, you need to apply even pressure against, otherwise it's a wrap.The next test is to see how long the frames will stay up, but I think we're good. Would I hang a heavy mirror or something similar? Nope.

I love it, a great little gadget. I've hung up more pics in the last few days than I've done in the last few years!

Really poor quality construction. Unable to position over a marked point accurately due to the design so hole placement is hap hazard. Not sufficiently robust for hard walls.

It's fantastic! I put my pictures up in my newly redecorated lounge in a fraction of the time it would normally take and with so little effort! Can't reccomend it highly enough