Command Picture & Frame Hanging Strips Value Pack, Large, White - 12 Pairs (24 Strips) - Damage Free Hanging - For Pictures, Frames, Mirrors, Wall décor and Signs

Command Picture Hanging Strips Review: Finally, No More Holes

Key Features

• DAMAGE-FREE DECORATING: Say goodbye to holes and sticky residue on your walls; Command Picture Hanging Strips are easy to use and help you decorate your walls without leaving any marks
• NO TOOLS REQUIRED: Command Picture Hanging Strips are self adhesive and easy to apply; Hang picture frames, wall art, small mirrors, wall clocks, signs, dry erase boards, and other home decor without nails, screws and tools
• EASY CLEAN REMOVAL: Command Picture Hanging Strips, a damage-free hanging solution can be removed without leaving any residue; Lightly hold the top of the removable adhesive strip and slowly pull straight down towards the floor to remove decor and prevent damage of walls and surfaces
• STRONG AND VERSATILE: 2 pairs of large strips can hold one frame weighing up to 3.5 kg, and measuring up to 45 cm by 60 cm; 4 pairs of large strips can hold one frame weighing up to 7 kg, and measuring up to 60 cm by 90 cm
• RECOMMENDED SURFACES: Command strips hold strongly on a variety of indoor surfaces including painted walls, finished wood, painted concrete cinder blocks, laminate, glass, metal and tiles
• PACKAGING: Packaging for this item is made with FSC Mix certified fibre with minimum of 90% recycled content; All glues and varnishes used to produce the packaging are solvent-free; The packaging is 100% recyclable in existing household waste streams
• INCLUDES: 12 Pairs of Large (19 mm x 93 mm), White Command Picture Hanging Strips (24 Strips total)
• Warnings: Do not hang over beds; Do not use on wallpapers, delicate or weak surfaces; Do not hang valuable items; Failure to follow instructions may result in damage or injury
• GENUINE QUALITY : Whether your Command Picture Hanging Strips come with a green printed or transparent liner, rest assured they are authentic Command products, offering the same reliable performance for all your picture hanging needs
• Indoor use only; Recommended for use on painted walls, finished wood, painted concrete cinder blocks, laminate, glass, metal and tiles; Hang picture frames, wall art, small mirrors, wall clocks, signs, dry erase boards and other home decor

What you actually get for seven quid

The Command Picture Hanging Strips come as 12 pairs of white strips, each measuring 19mm by 93mm. They're essentially double-sided adhesive strips that work in pairs — one goes on your wall, one goes on the back of whatever you're hanging. The strips are surprisingly chunky and feel more substantial than the flimsy strips we were expecting.

Each strip has a clear backing that you peel off to reveal the adhesive. The clever bit is how they stick together — there are little raised sections that interlock when you press the two strips together. It's like a very simple hook and loop system, except it's all adhesive-based.

The hanging process (spoiler: it's dead easy)

We started with a medium-sized framed print that weighs about 2kg — well within the single pair limit. The instructions are refreshingly clear: clean your wall surface, stick one strip to the frame, remove the backing from the wall-side strip, and press firmly for 30 seconds.

The whole process took about two minutes, including the time spent making sure the frame was level. No measuring, no drilling, no fishing screws out from behind radiators. We were genuinely surprised by how satisfying it was to just press the frame against the wall and have it stick securely.

We then got ambitious and hung our editor's hefty bathroom mirror using four pairs of strips. This thing weighs close to 6kg and we were convinced it would come crashing down within hours. Three weeks later, it's still firmly in place.

The removal test (this is where it gets interesting)

Command's big selling point is damage-free removal, so we had to test it. The trick is pulling the strip straight down slowly — not out from the wall. We were skeptical, but it actually works. The adhesive stretches as you pull, then releases cleanly without taking paint or leaving residue.

We tested this on painted walls, gloss wood skirting, and even bathroom tiles. Every surface came away clean, though you do need to be patient and pull slowly. Rush it and you might tear the strip.

Where they fall short

These strips aren't magic. They won't stick to textured wallpaper or rough surfaces — we learned this the hard way with some vintage woodchip. The packaging is also honest about not using them over beds or for valuable items, which is sensible but does limit where you can use them.

Temperature seems to affect them too. In our cold hallway, one frame shifted slightly after a few days, though it didn't fall. Once the heating came on properly, everything stayed put.

Who's this actually for?

Renters will love these — finally, a way to make your walls feel like home without losing your deposit. Students living in halls or shared houses can actually hang their posters without sneaking around with blu-tack. Even homeowners who just can't be bothered with the faff of drilling will find these surprisingly liberating for lighter artwork and photos.