CC CAIHONG Guitar Wall Mount Hanger Metal Square 2 Pack Hook Holder Stand with Screws Guitar Hangers Hooks for Acoustic Electric and Bass Guitars - Black

We needed a place for my kids' guitars to be stored when not in use, and this was the perfect solution. These were very easy to install, although I recommend using your own wall anchors, as the ones that come with it are kind of cheap. They are holding tiny guitars (a little bigger than a ukulele), so they aren't holding a ton of weight, but they seem very sturdy and the padding on them is great to keep the guitar safe. Price point good as well. Would buy again if we need to hang more instruments!

Great quality easy to install

I use these to hang and display 2 ukuleles. They were easy to install, and seem very sturdy.

I was used to a different version of these which could be bent to accommodate different headstock shapes. These are NOT bendable and will snap off very easily if you try. However, there's a lot of adjustment available just by rotating the arms and these have held up six guitars for several years without issues. Some are rather heavy electrics, others large acoustics. Clearance on the back of the acoustics is a bit tight, but they don't contact the wall. When installed into a wall stud, they perform very well for the modest price.

Works well moved homes with them and there still going strong

I am totally satisfied with this product. Its inexpensive but of good quality and I would recommend them since I have bought eight of them and five are holding bass guitars with ease. Very simple to put up and they support the weight of two older fender Jazz bass guitars fine.

I was extremely nervous about hanging my Les Paul on one of these but after installing and feeling how sturdy my worries are gone. No instructions but installation is easy. I ripped a piece of the box it arrived in to use as a stencil for the holes and with a leveller I found the right spot and taped the cardboard in place. I used a 7/32 drill bit and drilled the 4 holes through the cardboard into the dry wall. With a mallet I gently tapped the anchors in then put the guitar mount in place and screwed it in. I gave it a little tug since the Les Paul is heavy and sure enough it was form in place and nice and straight. I gently placed the headstock on the arms and sure enough my guitar has been hanging around for a few days now. It is so nice to have the floor free of guitars! I have two more I will definitely be hanging up so I will be buying more. I am very pleased with the look and the price of these guitar wall hangers.

I have purchased these 3 times for my sons guitars at my place and his dads. They are perfect and very durable. We do use the anchors it comes with and I recommend doing so. Easy to hang and it's a simple look but nice.

These wall mount hangers do what they are meant to do but I would say only if the guitar is not too heavy, in which case I believe a bit more support would be needed.

Hooks are great but use your own screws, ones that come with strip and break really easily.

Great holding mount for my guitar, real sturdy. I couldn't install it with its original screws, I had to add smaller screws, probably cos of the drilling. But it fits perfectly.

This hanger worked out pretty well. First of all I would recommend you get a stud finder so that you drill this into the wood behind the wall rather than an empty space in the drywall. You don’t want your expensive guitar to come crashing down. Don’t be afraid of using one, since they are normally easy to use and can be bought for cheap, and are invaluable for mounting things on your wall like TVs and shelves. There are multiple YouTube videos that show how to use it. If you cannot locate the stud then it is highly recommended to use the included anchors to add support for the screws. I used this hanger for my daughter’s ukulele. First I looked for a stud on the wall with the stud finder. Next I drilled a pilot hole for each of the two holes in the mount, followed by the screws. I used a leveling tool (the thing with the bubble) to ensure the second hole was properly lined up with the first. The holes are exactly 2 inches apart. My daughter liked the result. It’s fine when it is left suspended, and is not going to touch the wall. I’m only concerned that the back of the ukulele sometimes smacks the wall whenever we go to hang it up. Keep this in mind if you want to hang something heavier and/or more expensive. You may want to put padding behind the instrument. UPDATE: I also used the second hook to mount her electric guitar. There was no stud on that part of the wall so I used the included anchors. I drilled a small pilot hole and then used a bigger drill bit and then hammered in the anchor. Then I screwed in the screws. Seems to hold up really well.

recommended and it has all the needed screws to install it