Customer Reviews

Hangman Products HP-30 Heavy-Duty Mirror and Picture Hanger, Aluminum, 30-Inch

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I had a heavy large mirror to hang. Everything was provided to do the job and it all went together without problems. Makes hanging heavy objects safe and easy, not to mention level. Your only problem will be if you decide to lower what you hung. You'll have several holes to fill and finish. It's also a good idea to have a couple of the screws go into studs instead of all into drywall. I highly recommend this product.

I purchased this to hang a 75" X 32" framed mirror horizontally in my dining area and this product worked perfectly. It was fairly easy to install and the built in level was the best added bonus to get the job done right the first time. Very satisfied! Craig

Very easy to use, and the wall dog anchors are quite strong. A must buy if you want level hanging and/or reassuring strength.

They sell short versions of these units at Home Depot (different brand name, same product) and Lowes. That's all fine and dandy if you only need one that's a foot long or so. If you have a big heavy mirror that has enough meat on the frame to screw one of these onto it, then this is the way to hang a frame. In 30 inches you should be able to hit at least two studs. You can add a few anchors if need be and that mirror goes up easy, stays there, and when you want to take it down you just lift it off the cleat. Comes with a little bubble level that slides into the extruded track. Highly recommended.

We own a beautiful and unique 100 lb, 5 ft x 4 ft mirror. We attempted hanging it with picture wire and multiple mirror hangers. No success. The hooks "groaned" and then tore out of the wall leaving ugly holes. Welcome the HP-30 Heavy-Duty Mirror and Picture Hanger. It installed easily and is supporting our mirror in style.

This is a life saver hung a 200+lbs mirror with 2 of these. The delivery off one was terrible n screws the other was perfect. Make sure you measure 4 times and screw in once, the length of the units make this very important. If you mess up you can shim a little with duck tape to level things out. Worth every penny you spend. I prefer the metal or plastic screw ins for wall board, I also used lags for finding a beam, got to drill your self by the overhang limits the head size. Check before buying.