SummerBrite Damage Free Picture Hanging Strips, 20 Pairs, Medium, White | No nails required, strong hook & loop adhesive, clean removal, ideal for frame & poster hanging, home & office

Works extremely well . Easy to apply Very sturdy Appears flimsy but they don't budge when you put them up Material great

I purchased these hanging strips for my future classroom because I know I’ll be hanging plenty of posters, signs, and decorations. The adhesion is strong, and the strips stick securely to the surface without feeling like everything is going to fall right back down. I like that I can decorate without using nails or putting unnecessary holes in the walls. The hook-and-loop design also makes it convenient to remove items when I need to switch out my classroom decor. The pack comes with a good amount of strips, which is perfect for a full classroom setup. So far, I’m impressed with how well they stick and hold lightweight decorations in place. I would still make sure the surface is clean before applying them to get the best adhesion. They are especially useful for posters, signs, and other classroom displays that I may want to change throughout the school year. Having 20 pairs gives me plenty to work with while setting up different areas of my room. Overall, these are definitely something I’ll keep on hand for decorating and organizing my classroom.

Do yourself a favor and just buy the 3M branded version of this product. It's not worth the hassle with these. I now have to go buy a pint of touch up paint for the mess these things made. So this mostly DIDN'T work. The adhesive that should come off as you pull the tabs held too well even when pulling the tabs. I included the points below. Terrible decision and now I know why people say you get what you pay for 😬😕. What didn't work: 1. Most of the strips began to pull off the back of the frame or little display shelf I was hanging. The surfaces of both the wall and frame were cleaned and prepped the same way 2. The ones that stuck, stuck on real good that it even pulled some paint off despite pulling them off as gently as I could. The pull tabs are useless as they just snapped off. 3. The pull tabs didn't work to gently peel the strips off of the surfaces. They either just snapped off or pulled off the paint on the wall and frame. 4. The ones that stuck on there, really stuck! I had to use a heat gun to loosen the adhesive to be able to pull it off the surfaces. One was stubborn and it took some effort and finesse to get it off there without causing further damage. What worked: 1. There were a couple strips that did stick and held onto the little baseball stand I was hanging up. I used 4 strips on the back to distribute the weight evenly and one to hold up a flag (5 total). Only one of the strips on the back of shelf and the one holding a felt flag, held.

These are a great alternative to tacks or drywall screws. Easy to use and the velcro sticks well and stays put. However, I give them four stars because they are NOT damage-free. They can be quite difficult to remove and usually pull off the paint.

Your pictures will either fall or you lose part of the wall trying to get them back off. Trying to follow the mounting instructions is nearly impossible. Stick it on the frame, OK. Press firmly, OK. Pull frame and its tabs off so you can press firmly on the wall tabs? Hahahaha! Good luck with that! You just pull one or both of the wall tabs off or askew. And I wish you the best as far as the paint and backing on the wall remaining when you need to remove them. Allllll the damage. Grab some spackle, folks.