30 Pieces Magnetic Push Pins Magnetacks Magnet Thumb Tacks for Bulletin Boards Photo Poster Hanger (30)

These taxks have been great for my revolving collection of posters and poster cards. I hate putting holes in my posters, but also don't want to have to buy a bunch of posters frames. So these are a great middle ground fix for that. The magnets are sturdy and I haven't had any issues so far. They leave tiny holes as the tacks are so small, so that makes removing them a lot easier. Great deal for what you get.

Works great to hang posters on the wall without having to put holes in it.

I am using the tack with decorative magnets, to hold down the sides of a window-shade. The power of the magnet is great; and it has a thin head, which can be handy. You can use a hammer to pound them in, if you're going into a piece of wood, which I found helpful. For regular walls, you can just push them in. They are pretty. Nicely made.

I really love the way that this product looks on the wall compared to many other wall tacks I've used. It is very sleek and it allows me to avoid damages to the posters, prints, and art works I hang up. I was really tired of having damaged posters from other wall tacks and from the easy remove tapes , that always promise that there will be no damages left behind on both wall and product but always cause damage it at the end. I don't regret buying them , however, I didn't think things through when I was hanging the tacks up. The thing is, they're up but I'm not sure how to take them down without having to pry them out. I don't think I'll be taking them down for a long while but I do suggest that before you hang yours up, to put a little divider between wall and pin so that the hanging is still sleek but you can still be able to take them out later. Ps. A small plus about these is that you technicality can just change the magnet if you don't like that ones that come with the kit. Go ahead and go wild with the mix and matches that you create.

Small strong magnets. Great alternative to pushpins in items that you don’t want to damage. Currently holding up a large tapestry in my bedroom

I’ve tried hanging posters up with tacks and wall safe putty and tape&magnets and all of the works. Really loved using magnets but the tape would start to loosen and then droop the poster so now this is the new fix. One set of tack holes and can change out my favorite posters.

Easy enough to tap into my plaster walls. Strong glossy professional magnets. Have held several large, high quality paper items on my walls for a month or so and seem to be doing fine.

I was afraid they'd be too weak, especially to use with the decorative magnets I bought separately, but they're perfect! The competition leaves the base way too thick, and it's good to know they didn't have to.

These are strong magnets that can hold through thick almost cardboard like paper. Highly recommend.