Command™ Medium Picture Hanging Strips 17201-4UKN, White, 4 Sets

Doesn't stick

It didnt stick , i followed the direction as it was

Great for frames 🖼️

Strong enough to hold my frames

CUIDADO!!!!!!!!En la descripción pone "9 Packs De 3 Pares ", pero solo llega 1 pack. Es un engaño total

My picture fell with the summer humidity.

UPDATE: 6/3/16Well, it worked great.....until it didn't! Suddenly, in April, the mail rack which was holding solidly on the wall just decided to drop to the floor without warning. So, these strips will hold 2 lbs of weight without a problem for about 4 months before it gives.(Note- I live in a high humidity area) It is a temporary fix. I'll either have to apply new strips or actually drill screws into the studs after all.ORIGINAL REVIEW 1/1/16To tell you the truth, I was very apprehensive about how just well this product would actually perform. I have several items I want to put up on my walls but don't want the hassle/damage of drilling holes and placing screws in my drywall or the worry of missing wall studs or disturbing hidden electrical wires. After reading a ton of positive reviews, I decided to give these Command picture hanging strips a shot. I love Command hooks so this looked promising. All I can say is WOW! I can't believe how solidly these strips hold the 2 lb metal mail/key rack on the wall. I expected, at best, there would be some wobble/movement when touched or lightly pushed, but no, it is solidly in place on the wall. And, keep in mind that I only used 2 sets cut in half lengthwise (a half strip placed on each of the 4 corners of the rack). If the item were much heavier, I would have used full strips to assure adequate hold strength. But I do believe 2 full strip sets could easily hold 4 lbs or more. I have to confess, I skipped the wall prep step as well as the "place back strip only on wall for an hour to allow for best adhesion" step. Still, it appears to be solidly anchored. I'll be monitoring over the next week to see if I encounter any long term problems with it falling off the wall but given the solid hold it now has, I really don't expect any problems. I now also plan to use these strips to put up a cork/dry erase message board in my kitchen next week. I would caution that you need to be careful to place the pull tabs on the strips in as an accessible position as possible. If I were to have to remove the strips in the future, I would probably have to carefully pry with a butter knife between the two velcro strips on each corner before trying to remove the rack/the strips from the wall since I hid the pull tabs behind instead of placing below the edges of the rack (for aesthetics) which would have given a ready access to the removal tabs. Bye bye screws and drill holes. These couldn't be easier to use. I'm sold on these.