5.0 out of 5 stars Great price

L. · 10 June 2025

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5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic

E.J.O. · 4 June 2025

Brilliant product at a reasonable price. They work perfectly.

4.0 out of 5 stars Hang pictures well, easy to use

B. · 4 April 2025

Great sticking power although though do peel the paint off the walls when you come to remove them. Good value however and can carry a significant weight.

5.0 out of 5 stars Mega strong, no damage on removal - at least try them, you won't look back.

L. · 12 April 2025

I have to be honest, I bought these reluctantly having tried many different fixings in the past. But WOW, very pleasantly surprised. These things are so strong and when you come to remove them they leave no sign whatsoever. Out of pure interest I hung a large wooden picture frame and these held it perfectly. It was heavy. I’d go so far as to say don’t bother with screws or intrusive nails in your walls once you have tried these. I’ll definitely be buying them again.

1.0 out of 5 stars Adhesive is very poor

W. · 9 June 2025

My pictures fell down! The velcro on these is hardy and difficult to part. However, the adhesive used to stick them to the surface of the wall and the frame must be very poor, as even a lightweight frame fell down. So, I purchased the more pricey Command strips, and those have stayed up just fine.

5.0 out of 5 stars Easy to use

K.b. · 17 May 2025

These are perfect for me as I have concrete walls, and drilling is difficult, no mess, easy to use

3.0 out of 5 stars Great cost

J.H. · 22 April 2025

Three stars because some of the items aren’t staying up…some are though? It didn’t come with instructions but I did what I have done in past with named brands ie hold them on for certain amount of time etc still cheaper to have to redo 1 or two pictures rather than purchasing the named brands though

5.0 out of 5 stars Good

P.A. · 10 June 2025

Strong glue

These little "stuckers!!!"

K.C. · 24 January 2024

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Mostly good.

E. · 11 June 2025

They are fine. They work. But I was kind of fooled when I bought them thinking they were Command brand, my fault. These are straight up velcro, not the firmer plastic kind. They do work, but I have only trusted them for temporary (holiday) use.

Better than expected

B.A.W.A. · 19 December 2024

Overall, these stickers do what they're supposed to. However, despite them saying you can lift them up and put them back up I would recommend against doing that. In the cases where I had to readjust and I pulled them up and put them back on the wall within a week those particular pictures fell down. Also, be careful what kind of material you use. They don't like anything but wood plastic or metal and be sure that there's more than enough space to hold the entire sticker. They were easy to put on and I would like to see them for Less cost but overall not disappointed. I wish this brand had them in black as I'm not sure I want to try a different brand. Finally, don't try putting on something super heavy even if you used like eight of them. The picture will fall down.

MY FAVORITE STRIPS!

T.O. · 29 May 2025

BEST HOLDING STRIPS EVER!!

Love!

N.L. · 16 March 2025

Heavy duty!