After a picture has been hung for awhile (say 1-2 years), is there further damage to the wall? Does the original hole get larger?
1361364
I have never known the hole get larger.I love using monkey hooks,so easy to use,and the hole is smaller and the picture hangscloser to the wall.
1361365
I have never known the hole get larger.I love using monkey hooks,so easy to use,and the hole is smaller and the picture hangs closer to the wall.
1361366
I'm sure it depends on the condition of the wall and what you're hanging on that wall (depends). My experience is that my large living room pictures have had no damage but what I hung in the bathroom (2 way mirror) seems to have gotten worse over the last couple of years.
993834
I've had mine for a month now and it doesn't have any damage to it. Still looks like when I first opened it. I rinse mine well, squeeze out the excess water and hang it on a hook in the shower until I use it again the next day.
1056556
We've had it for a couple of years and it has held up well thus far. However, we did paint it not long after getting it. I imagine that has helped protect the wood.
1752011
Maybe if you use something else to cover up the hole and use the glue to keep it in place. :)
1885516
No it will tear your walls apart. I used Command Large Picture Hanging Strips to adhere the cord mate to the wall. Works great, easy, no damage
1096804
I applied mine to a recently plastered (week before) and then painted (4 days before) wall. It stuck fine, until I came to readjust them and it ripped off the paint and even some of the plaster. I would not recommend these at all. I really wish I'd just put a hook up.
1276307
Don't know about archive safe, but we've used this for a year now and not had a problem with pictures sticking.
1615652
I misaligned a piece and pealed it back and it took off some paint. My walls are new tho, if that has anything to do with it.
135236
use 3m command products instead. that way no holes in your wall. they are amazing! i even hang pictures with them!
1700322
Should still be replaceable. Sometimes the pictures are the older versions. I called to confirm they are replaceable.
182160
This product is permanent, not recommended something you may want to move later. I would recommend FUN-TAK to hold the picture straight. It won't damage the wall and is easy to remove.
1067148
You drill it into the wall, so yes, it will leave a mark if you take it down later.
489035
I wouldn't worry about the picture. The product will have an expiration date on the package. The components do have a defined lifespan, after which the unit should be replaced. It's a very easy installation.
469475
Potentially. Most of the damage caused by mine was on the dry wall above the door frame where the horizontal bar braces against the wall. There is bolt on each side and the middle has foam padding to prevent those bolts from touching the wall. Unfortunately, after about a year or so of use, that padding compressed to the point that the bolts started digging into the drywall. Since the padding worked in the beginning, it never occurred to me that it would become a problem later on, especially since I weight less than 150 lbs. I only found out when I moved out of my apartment and saw the damage to the dry wall. I'm still waiting to see if I'm going to get billed for the damage. Potentially. Most of the damage caused by mine was on the dry wall above the door frame where the horizontal bar braces against the wall. There is bolt on each side and the middle has foam padding to prevent those bolts from touching the wall. Unfortunately, after about a year or so of use, that padding compressed to the point that the bolts started digging into the drywall. Since the padding worked in the beginning, it never occurred to me that it would become a problem later on, especially since I weight less than 150 lbs. I only found out when I moved out of my apartment and saw the... » Read More Potentially. Most of the damage caused by mine was on the dry wall above the door frame where the horizontal bar braces against the wall. There is bolt on each side and the middle has foam padding to prevent those bolts from touching the wall. Unfortunately, after about a year or so of use, that padding compressed to the point that the bolts started digging into the drywall. Since the padding worked in the beginning, it never occurred to me that it would become a problem later on, especially since I weight less than 150 lbs. I only found out when I moved out of my apartment and saw the damage to the dry wall. I'm still waiting to see if I'm going to get billed for the damage. « Show Less
1810500
I believe it said it was when we bought it several years ago. Have had no issues with it and our pictures have shown no indications of any damage . It has been a wonderful album and is highly recommended.
511306
I have had mine for about 5 years and the model I installed only had two wall mounting holes. Mounted very securely with just the two with no issues!
1916637
I 've had mine for over a year and the cats(7) have just now put a hole in it. Patched it with some strong clear take and good to go.