Command Damage Free Hanging Strips for Large Wall Hooks, Removable Adhesive, No Tools, 20 White Strips

Command makes great products. I have using these wall stickers for years. I use these to hold lightweight shelves with less 2lbs. These are easy apply and you only gave to wait a hour to continue. I don't have to worry about my things falling like with other off brand strips.

I prefer to use these command strips then putting nail holes in my wall and never had any problems. They are solid and hold pictures and clothing.

Is there a more recognized, tried and true organizing brand than Command? I don’t think so. I use their products in my super tiny laundry closet to store my dusting and other various utility needs. Definitely recommend these strips, especially if you move often and are routinely taking down/putting things up again!

Works well for anything that you want a temporary hold on. So easy to use and tear apart.

expensive- but no competitors I could find

Love the size and the effectiveness off these straps. They hold pictures on your walls perfectly!

I love command strips and always have back ups. Good hold and adhesion. Durable and easy to use. I have peeled off paint but only once out of the 50 times I've used them.

I design various parts for things around the home or other projects, which I then 3D print, some of which end up hanging on a wall. My go-to solution for wall mounting most things are these large 3M command strips, which, as long as there is enough of a tab sticking out, are easily removed. My latest design was a simple remote control holder which mounted to a wall using these large command strips, and it worked perfectly. The primary benefit from these command strips is of course that they stick well, but can be removed without ripping up a wall. That is only the case though, if there is enough of a tab sticking out that can be grabbed and pulled straight down (or up), to release the tape. If that tab breaks or there is not enough of it sticking out to grip, it is just like using regular foam double sided tape, and will likely damage the wall when removed (which has happened a couple times to me). So just keep that in mind when placing the strips, and don't cover the tabs where they cannot be accessed to remove the strips. I think they could improve the design by adding a reinforced hole in the tab that could be hooked with a flat tool to pull down and remove, or possibly just add some texturing to the tabs to make them easier to grip, since being unable to grip the tabs when removing the strips has been my only issue.