Picture Hanging Kit (217-Piece)

A:  Yes it does.  Use the correct size, for the weight stated and you will be fine.  You mention its light weight so there is a hanger for most needs.

A:  If the item you are hanging is lightweight yes this kit will work on hollow walls but if it’s a heavy item you will need to buy anchors for that sink into the wall and open up so the item stays put.. 

A:  Everbilt Picture Hanging Kit (217-Piece) will work with hollow walls with no studs.

A:  It can. But it’s not the best solution. I’d get gorilla hooks. 

A:  The Everbilt picture Hanging Kit (217-Piece) the working load limits are for the hangers included in the kit, not the wire. The weight capacities are listed on that packaging for each hanger.

A:  This hangers in this kit would support standard pictures and awards, but not heavy or valuable artwork. I used it for frames with glass up to 11X14. If it were much bigger or heavier than that I would choose something that was stronger.

A:  Each size has a weight limit listed on the cover.

A:  BT

A:  It was what I was looking for. Did the job just fine.

A:  This kit contains hangers ranging from 10 lbs. to 100 lbs. for the wall. Using this kit would depend on the weight of this items you are trying to hang.

A:  This kit contains 6 different types of hangers and multiple types of nailing accessories. Some of these hangers are designed for light weight pictures and artwork, while others are designed for heavy picture and art work frames. You should have enough choices with this kit for canvas paintings. However, large mirrors usually are heavy. You might consider large hangers that require 2 or 3 long nails for attaching the hanger to a wall.

A:  Yes, the set comes with all the hangers needed for small to very large projects.

A:  Some heavy things require a different method, which includes screwing into a stud.

A:  Yes. The smaller sizes for the lighter items like canvas. And the larger ones for things like mirrors.

A:  Only work on concrete if you can drill a nail hole on angle. Nails not steon enough to nail into concrete directly

A:  This is not a recommended use for the picture hanging kit.

A:  nope.

A:  These work best in drywall. They will not penetrate concrete.

A:  No