Renter friendly solution

The solution to all my wall hanging problems as a renter. Please get this if you want to hang a wall clock or an accent mirror. Its extremely sturdy, easy to install. I recommend using a hammer to push it in gently than to use your bare hands. I’m not extremely strong and I couldn’t push it in with just my hands but it took 2 seconds with a hammer

The simplest way to hang anything ! I was trying to hang a mirror in my vanity bathroom and unable to find any studs. Using the 3M Claw, i was able to quickly hang my mirror.! Great innovation

Extremely effective in supporting significant weight items as wall hangings. Even easier to install. Better yet their installation causes minimal impact to the wall surface. Best picture hanging solution that I have worked woth to date.

Absolutely useless!

I bought these to hang a 7kg mirror. You’d think something that claims to hold 20kg should be able to hold 7kg but it does not. As soon as I placed the mirror on the claw, the claw came straight out of the wall. Now I’m left with holes in my wall, hooks I won’t use and a mirror I can’t hang. Don’t waste your money.

Had a heavy mirror to hang, studs not easy to find due to marked electrical conduit behind wall, and mirror had a long bar hook (French cleat) across the back. Used two of these spaced apart so that the long cleat could hook onto these. Couldn’t have been easier, and so stable. Had to use hammer to get in (vs pushing like instructions give). Lots of measuring to keep level, but works so well.

Worked great. Directions were easy to understand with the...

Worked great. Directions were easy to understand with the temporary spot markers. Inserted hangers into wall and hung my mirror. Took 5 minutes from start to finish.

The equipment works fine. You’re overpricing per usual. Your competitors...

The equipment works fine. You’re overpricing per usual. Your competitors are cheaper and target too. Kind of disappointing to get a better experience from them, than a hardware store

The foam markers were worthless. Wouldn’t stay on the items...

The foam markers were worthless. Wouldn’t stay on the items long enough to position items on the wall. They would drop off as we walked to the wall. We were hanging paintings just like the advertisement.

This is a very interesting and novel product but the...

This is a very interesting and novel product but the idea of being able to use thumb pressure to penetrate drywall was completely inapplicable to the drywall in my house. Maybe ok for older or cheaper or thinner drywall, but I could not get these to penetrate without a hammer, and I am not a weak person. Once in the wall, it is excellent.

Great product but way too expensive

I bought these when they first came out and the price was reasonable. Now they cost way too much. That's a shame.

Very well engineered. Better than the usual OOK brand but...

Very well engineered. Better than the usual OOK brand but more expensive. 10 out of 10, would buy again. I use these when the mirror or art piece doesn’t have a wire or when there is an obstruction behind the wall. Like an air duct or flew pipe that the nails for regular hooks would hit.

Pleasantly surprised!!

I was skeptical on how this little hook could hold a heavy mirror onto dry wall… but it works! It was super easy to install (some gentle bumps with a hammer was needed), but my mirror is solidly placed on this wall. The hook is visible above the mirror - might bother some people, so worth mentioning - but I think it adds to the rustic industrial look. No complaints here, love it!! Will continue to use for heavy objects to hang.

I wasn't sure this would work because it seemed too...

I wasn't sure this would work because it seemed too easy. It COMPLETELY worked. It's great. I'm going back to buy half a dozen more. This is perfect for those things that are too heavy to hang with control strips, but wherein you don't want to have to sink an anchor. These leave very tiny holes, easily repaired if you move things around. Very easy mechanism, too. Note that I did use a rubber mallet to push one in because the wall was plaster, but the drywall ones go right in with your thumbs.

No drill no mess

These things are a literal wall saver! I’ve used everything under the sun, I’ve had paintings pull anchors out of the wall leaving a big hole and a mess. Luckily I know how to repair Sheetrock. Finally an answer hanging heavy paintings without the constant anxiety that anchors give you. These are so awesome! I know that one can hold 45 lbs, but for our large paintings we use up to 3 of these depending on the size, they’re just so easy to install, why not? I make sure I always have one pack on hand, just in case I want to put something up. No drill, no mess, it’s Love!