Picture Hanging Strips 72 Pairs (144 Strips) Removable Adhesive Hook and Loop Wall Strips, Frame Stickers No Nails for Home Decor Wall Posters Damage Free Hanging Picture Hangers

Heavy-Duty Hold: Larger Strips for Unshakable Security. With larger strips ( 1.9 x 9.2 cm), we offer a broader adhesive surface for an exceptionally firm grip. Contains 72 Pairs (144 strips) giving you the assurance to hang heavier frames and artwork without hesitation. Take one Hook strip (Hook surface) and one Loop strip (Fur surface) and press them firmly together. Two hook strips (Hook surface) or two Loop strips (Fur surface) cannot adhere to each other. WORKS ON A VARIETY OF SMOOTH SURFACES. Unleash your creativity on virtually any smooth surface! These strips attach securely to painted walls, finished wood, tiles, glass, metal, and even marble. Please avoid using on freshly painted walls or wallpapered surfaces. Not suitable for wet, rough, porous, or textured surfaces. When it is necessary to remove the picture, just press down on the top of the strip and slowly pull the bottom (marked with an arrow) in a vertical direction. Do not pull it at an angle or lift it upwards, as this may damage the wall. The surface will remain clean, free of residue, and the strips can be removed with ease without damaging the surface.

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Regrets: Truly Damage-Free Hanging. Stop worrying about holes, marks, or sticky residue! Our strips are designed for a perfect, clean removal every time. When it's time to redecorate, just stretch the tab straight downyour walls will be left looking as flawless as the day you hung your decor. Perfect for renters and design enthusiasts alike. Please avoid using on freshly painted walls or wallpapered surfaces, as it may cause damage or affect adhesion. Do not hang over beds or on wallpaper; do not use the wall hanging strips to hang valuable items. Wall hanging strips will not reach the best capacity immediately after installation, and you can wait an hour after strips are installed before hanging the frame