50 Pieces Double Headed Picture Hanging Nails Picture Hangers Photo Hanging Hook Hangers Small Head Picture Screws Decorative for Home Office Drywall (Silver)

Purchased for clocks and pictures with keyhole hanger. Screw design ensures it won’t be screwed too deep into the wall to hang something on. Also seem to help whatever is being hung to hang parallel with wall rather than tip forward at the top.

I live in an old house with plaster walls. In the main hallway there are 50 pictures hanging on nails that were pounded in over the last 57 years. The nails bend and break the plaster going in, and it is worse when you pull them out, leaving small craters in the plaster. When we painted the hall we had all the holes and craters patched and instead of using nails again to rehang all these pictures I used these double headed picture hangers with great success. They will not self tap into plaster. I drilled a small pilot hole for each location and then screwed these in easily. It leaves a larger hole than the nails but it does not cause the plaster to break. Much easier to hang pictures with these than to try to pound in 50 nails.

Works well for hanging items with 'keyhole' style mounts. I used them to mount my plastic Akro-Mils drawer cabinets and they fit perfectly. They work well if you use drywall anchors or attach them directly to wood (with pilot hole); but they seem to be a bit too short to get a good catch on a stud through drywall. If they were just a half inch longer they would earn 5 stars.

Have not used yet but the quality of them are very good. I hope they work well in drywall

These seem like a good idea and probably are good for small picture frames, but they are too short to support anything very big and the space available for something to hang on is too narrow for anything but a thin wire. Even thin plastic around a slotted hanger like on the back of a power strip or tool hanger was too thick to fit on it. I plan to look for some bigger ones to see how they work just be aware these are very small.

Hate putting in wall anchors. These work great in drywall for light weight painting or wall art. No pre-drilling.

Very handy for hanging plaques and things that have the hanger slots cut into the back side.

They create a rather large hole. Do not plan on taking them out unless you can fill the hole.