Command 17201-S132NA picture hanger, clear foam, PK132
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Eight blue-steel case-hardened nails hold lightweight pictures up to 30 lbs without damaging walls
This 8-piece pack supplies professional-grade nails designed for picture hangers. The Blue Steel case-hardened finish adds durability for repeated use. They suit homeowners and decorators who need reliable fasteners for lightweight artwork. The nails are sold new in a single pack.
Each nail holds up to 30 lbs, covering typical sawtooth-hung pictures and small mirrors. Heavier pieces that exceed this limit will need a different mounting method. The nails install cleanly without damaging wall surfaces. They run out of headroom when the load surpasses the rated capacity.
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Yes, the nails are rated to hold up to 30 lbs and are designed for use with sawtooth hangers on lightweight pictures.
The picture should hang level and secure on the sawtooth hanger without the nail pulling out or the wall showing damage.
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