Command Large Designer Metallic Bronze Hook with Adhesive Strips - For Hanging Outdoor Wreaths, Signs and Other Heavy Items Securely and Damage Free

The Command Large Designer Metallic Bronze Hook is a fantastic choice for securely hanging heavy items without damaging walls. I used it to hang a wreath on the front door, and it stayed firmly in place even through wind and rain. The metallic bronze finish looks stylish and blends beautifully with both indoor and outdoor decor.The adhesive strips are easy to apply and remove without leaving marks, making it a perfect solution for seasonal decorations or temporary setups. Despite its sleek design, the hook is surprisingly strong and easily holds heavier items like signs or large wreaths.If you’re after a reliable and attractive hook that won’t ruin your walls, this is an excellent pick. Functional, damage-free, and a step up in style from basic plastic hooks!

Bought these ages ago. I wanted brown hooks for my front door to hang a fly screen on. Used them the other day and they are working as intended. The fly screen has not fallen down - good sticking power.

I’ve previously used clear command clips to hang Xmas lights from the canopy above my door, these have been left in place and reused for the last 4 years.This hook is a lot bigger than those, but quality of the hook means it will hold more weight.Located in the centre of the window of my front door, installation was simple and the instructions were clear on how to stick it to the surface of the glass/door.My Christmas wreath is now mounted on it, and is held well in place.

I’ve used this company and these products for years including this product in a different colour, but this one just did not stick. I used this hook and it held my autumn wreath for maybe an hour before falling off. Hook and wreath on the floor. Used the other strip provided and no stickiness at all. Obviously just a bad batch.

Bought for outside door wreaths, been on door now for over a year holding different wreaths for different seasons but easily removed if needed.

This is about the Refill Strips (S/M/L) Assorted. I'm shocked when I receive this product, suspecting if I'm receiving a fake product.I've been using Command strips, hooks and trays for at least 2 decades (I'm not kidding, seriously), and never seen these clear refill strips. The only product I know with clear strips is only the very tiny cable hooks.After few searches that more sellers selling similar product (not eBay), and this listing is sold by Amazon, I tend to believe this product is a legit Command product.It is so misleading as all the product photos are showing the white foam strips that I'm familiar with, and not clear strips. There's no description text stating this being clear strips, unlike other sellers' listing with the same product stating clear strips even on the product box. I'm very unhappy these are not the white foam strips, but I don't wanna return it since I'm urgently needing them immediately.However comparing to my other clear strips, this refill pack looks horrible. They're not flat out of the box, and the surface of the exposed clear tabs look cheap in quality, curly and scratchy stains.So I gave it a shot anyway. When pilling the masking papers, I felt really strong adhesive. However whether they last like all my other Command strips, time will tell and I'll come back to update.In deed except for a very tiny hook, these clear strips are flawed in design using on larger L/M/S sizes. They're so thin, so there's no buffer to allow the strips pressed into any slightly uneven surface. What I mean "slightly" including all surfaces that look flat and smooth. Will explain further below on my current implementation. But if you're implementing them on any slightly textured surface like a pre-made door panel with smooth paint/powder coating with just slight wood grain pattern, or even laminated surface with very shallow matt grainy patterns, the adhesive contacting surface is significantly reduced. This should be way better using the white foam strips as the foam can be nudged and pressed, more likely sticking and fitting into the surface profile. I suspect this is a key reason a lot of people in all these clear strip listings complaint their weaker adhesion.Fortunately, this time I'm using it to stick glossy acrylic plates on glass window... well... still not perfect in reality. When I'm sticking it on the acrylic plates, I have to strongly rub it through every bit of corner and edge of the strip to have it nearly completely sticking on the plate, as I can see through the clear acrylic if there're still gaps not sticking on. This is alarming as when I put them onto the window glass surface, there's no way I can rub the strip anymore to enforce complete adhesion. If it's white foam strip, I'd shake the item sticking on, either the plate or hooks, so the foam strips wiggle as if rubbing onto the glass surface (the wall side). For these clear strips this thin, they're not shakable at all.So the outcome of sticking the acrylic plates onto glass windows... some of the edges and end of the strips are not sticking onto the glass at all, as I can see through from the clear acrylic plate side or the glass side. In reality, things look perfectly flat may not be flat and little curved. Even glass stressed in the window frames or their own weight, may curve a tiny bit, and that's enough for such a thin strip unable to fully sticking on. I've seen glasses obviously not flat as there're visible deformation/diffraction looking through the glass windows. That's why it's a flawed idea to have such a thin strip applying to these slightly larger sizes.Some people complaint about the strips not sticking well, unless the strips are defective, usually I keep them in bulk for a long time, some 2-3 years and still working well. Some tips:1. Some surfaces like certain paint/coating/plastic I've tried on floor skirting boards in multiple locations, just won't stick on. This is rare, but still occasionally happened to me. So finding other mounting spots or nailing on them may be the only ways.2. all surfaces, no matter how clean they look like, I'd still clean them all over (including the new hooks in the Command packings) with alcohol. This is pretty guaranteed perfectly sticking the strips on.3. I won't use the strips on painted surfaces that look powdery matt, which is quite common on indoor painted walls. Only on semi-gloss and glossy surfaces.If I received white foam strips, this review will be 5-stars... too bad...

Excellent quality as always from Command. Comes with 2 sticky strips and this thing does.not.shift! I followed the instructions to the letter and its been holding my Christmas wreath securely to my front door for the past month now, even in extremely high winds! With no budging in sight. My door is UPVC and I used isopropyl alcohol with kitchen roll to clean the spot on the door where I planned to attach the hook too first.Very pleased with the quality, it feels heavy and sturdy to hold. My wreath is fairly lightweight, but I have no doubts this could hold something much heavier.My only slight criticism is the hook itself is not particularly large, and as such I had to use 2 zip ties to secure my wreath to it. One around the frame of the wreath, then another through the first zip tie to secure it onto the hook. Its impossible to tell when looking at it, but i'd have preferred not to have to faff about like that.All up though, 10/10, highly recommend it!

Definitely worth it even though they are more expensive than other hooks.No more drilling holes and look good too