Dunzy10 Pcs Picture Rail Hanging System Kit Picture Rail Hooks Molding Hangers with Invisible Nylon Cord and Adjustable Hooks for Exhibition, Art Gallery Supplies, White

I was skeptical about the ease of this system and the price. I have a 100 year old house with picture rails that I have used black hooks and cord. I couldn’t find anything to match so I thought I’d try this with a gallery wall I wanted to set up. As it turns out this system is incredibly easy to use. The clips can be adjusted which is critical if you are doing a gallery wall. There are 14 pictures in my gallery and in some cases I have two pictures hanging on one cord. I did find that I needed to use Velcro command strips to keep the pictures hanging straight when I put two on one cord. The cord disappears and the white hooks look fine against my rail. It will be easy to swap pictures or move them around. I coiled the extra cord behind the picture so it can be used in a different arrangement. It was worth the cost.

Moved into a new apartment with museum/hanging crown molding, and this set worked very well! The strings don’t stand out very much on the wall and they can support heavy frames. I’d recommend tightening the hook onto the string with a screwdriver or tying an extra knot if you’re hanging something heavy like a mirror. A super light/small frame probably won’t sit flush with the wall. But all things considered it’s a great product.

I love the almost invisible line and they are easy to use. Heavy frames tend to slide down after awhile

Just what I needed. My only wish is that there was a way to get additional hooks from Dunty instead of another maker. I can deal with the curling cords. Is there a way to be able to add covers over the hooks and cords such as white, black, gold, silver colors, because that would be cool.

Once I figured out how to work it, it was a no brainer, a little or no mental effort. Just thread the invisible cord through the pin hole. The art should have a hanging wire on the back to hook it onto the hook.I would buy it again !!!

This system worked well for my niece's room! My sibling and I both bought a set. We hung the cords overnight with heavy stuff on them to help straighten. When we needed an extra, we gently heated the cord with a blow dryer while stretching it. This solved the coiling issue. The tiny tightening screws have a slot for a screwdriver- I recommend tightening once you've figured out exactly what height you want your frames if you don't want your prints to slowly creep down the wall overnight. Rather than cut the cords we coiled the extra behind the frames so they could be used in the future. Overall very glad we bought these- much less of a pain than trying to cut and tie monofilament just right, or get the wire on the back of the frame absolutely perfect.

The first challenge is dealing with the fact that the polymer (nylon?) line is tightly coiled in the packaging. See pic. You’d like the line to be straight. Therefore, depending upon the weight of what you are hanging, you must figure out a way to “straighten” the line. Trying warming in the sun at the moment.

Looks nice, and very easy to adjust! I used a flathead screwdriver to tighten these down nice and securely. I don't think they would hold much weight if you were to tighten them only by hand!The nylon string comes rolled up tightly and keeps a natural curl to it as a result, which is nice because any excess line below the frame naturally curls back up and remains hidden behind the frame - no need to trim or tape up the excess.I also had great results reusing some of these hooks on thin metal wire from another brand. Fit great and felt super secure after tightening with a screwdriver.