OOK 535888 Professional Picture Hangers, Art Hangers, Brass, 10lb Max Weight (35 Piece)

Not much to say. They work.

This product is so easy to use and if you want to move the hook is really easy and the nail holes are so small they are hardly visable

Easiest way to hang artwork! When removed leaves a small hole!

Im not convinced this is any better than simply hammering a nail into the wall at an angle as these stick out from the wall quite a bit. Note the 10lb rating is only if nailed into a stud. Again, a raw nail is likely as effective. Only pro over a raw nail is the raw nail tends to get pushed flush against the drywall when hanging your doodad where this does not.

Nice to have small hangers for small art or projects. The angled nail works very well to protect the wall,

The best hangers I have ever used.

Arrived quickly and just what I needed to hang small pictures around the house...and I didnt have to run to the hardware store to get them!

I bought the smallest Ook hangers (listed as 10 lb rating) specifically in hopes of getting the smallest, thinnest nails for the claimed pin hole size nail in the wall, to use hanging very light 4X6 framed photos. The hooks are indeed the smallest Ook makes, but they came with a pack of ridiculously large nails, 1 1/2 long and most definitely not the pin hole width. The photo here shows what the nails look like beside a 1 nails and another 1/2 nail. Ook does make 1 nails for these hangers which are what these should have come with. The 1 1/2 nails are probably the ones used for the hangers rated at 30-50 lbs, and I definitely dont want to punch these THICK nails into my walls, plus the head is so thick and sticks out past the hanger 1/4 - so far that I cant get the saw-tooth photo holder hooked onto it, the head of the nail blocks it at that angle. I would hope that the 1 nails that this should have come with dont stick out as far, but I wouldnt know since they randomly include the wrong size nails with these hangers.

I have used this and command strips. Between the two, this one is the least damage to wall. This can be removed and reused a lot. I did that when I moved. Command strip on the other hand often stick to the paint after a while and strips the paints when they are pulled out. If you have really low profile frame backs and need perfectly plumb photo frames, command strips are better. But for everything else, these are my go-to hangers.

The attraction of this style of picture hook was the small hole it placed in a wall. On the right in the attached picture is the 10lb OOK hook purchased several years ago. Small weight limit AND small nail. Now the weight limit is still 10 lbs but the nail included (shown on the left) is the larger diameter previously used for 30 lb plus hooks. While the price for 35 hooks is great, these whopper nails defeat the purpose of using the small hooks.