Questions and Answers for OOK 20 lb. Steel Brass-Plated Conventional Picture Hooks (8-Pack)

A:  Hello, This item is rated for 100 lbs. This is installed with a nail into stud, and shouldn't rip off your drywall. Please follow instructions carefully. Thank you for your inquiry.

A:  Hi and thank you for your inquiry. If you want to use the max weight we recommend you put this item in a stud.

A:  If single hook with nail should be fine unless dry wall in bad shape. Two hooks, the weight is distributed, i never tried 30lbs on single hook, if frame is that heavy usr 60lb bigger hook for peace of mind.

A:  I nailed ALL my frames into dry wall and they are STURDY!

A:  Hi Chol. The OOK 100 lb. Brass-Plated Steel Conventional Picture Hooks (2-Pack) is a great choice for hanging a framed mirror. Be sure to use a laser leveler to ensure a horizontal line between the two hooks. http://www.homedepot.com/p/Stanley-Self-Leveling-Wall-Line-Generator-Laser-Level-STHT77149/205764048 Be sure to place felt pads on the bottom of the mirror frame, left and right side. For best results, try to find a stud to mount the hooks into. It should be OK without the studs, but try to see if there is a stud in your mounting area. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance. Rick_HD_OC

A:  Yes, the pack at home depot comes with the nails and hook. The nails are the same color and our thin, so the hole in the wall is very small. This is the main reason for the 5 stars!

A:  Definitely not. The pound ratings are not cumulative. If your mirror weighs 50lbs then I would use 75lb hooks at a minimum (I'd recommend 100lb hooks) if you nail it into a stud. If you are not nailing into a stud than I would choose an alternative means of hanging the mirror. Even the 100lb hooks would not suffice in that case.