2-PACK Top Stage® Home & Studio Acoustic Electric Guitar Hanger, JX15NA-Q2

Worked perfect for what I needed it for. I needed something to keep my guitars out of reach of my toddlers. I'm no professional musician whatsoever, so I can't say whether or not a pro would recommend them or not. They worked like a charm for me though. Easy installation, but I also didn't use the screw anchors since I have thick plaster walls. If I had to put it in drywall, I'd probably use my own plastic anchors in my personal opinon just because I'm used to the hammer/punch in kind and these were large spiral screw in kind. Installation seems very sturdy and I feel confident it'll do the job! Some reviews I've read complained about the gap that was between the wall and their instrument, but I didn't have any problems with that. They do not touch the wall when hung, but they're also not sticking out badly...just hanging straight down. (Photo included of wall-instrument space.)

Awesome guitars hangers that look good and work well. I've hung 3 guitars (strat, warlock, and dot studio) as well as a Bass (dean) and they hold them beautifully on the wall with no issue. I have complete confidence in there ability to continue to hold my guitars.

I needed a way to store two guitars, a mandolin and a violin. These were perfect. I purchased four, mounted them to a 1x6 board, and then mounted the board onto the wall. The rubber stoppers are adjustable, so it was very easy to adjust these to fit each instrument exactly as needed. One of the hanger bolts had a buildup of paint that I had to clean off before it would thread into the block properly, but this wasn't a big deal.

Good wall toggles. Mediocre wood quality. Poor construction.I have a ton of guitars and a ton of holders. In the past I've always bought String Swing, and have never had any problem with a dozen or so.The wood is heavily shellacked and grainless. High gloss. The printing is fuzzy and blurry. They look very cheap. The actual arms are padded well enough, but not well. On one of the two, the metal insert where the arm screws in came out entirely.String swings are twice the price... And worth it.

Won't work with classical guitars, neck is too thick it makes the guitar hang at a weird angle. Also the guitars that do fit hang too far from the wall makes them wobble when there's a breeze, i have another cheap set of hangers, with those my guitars hang almost flat to the wall and you cant hear them banging on the wall when you walk past them..

Exactly like the ones you buy at a well known music center but 30% of the price. I bought a couple of these at a well known music center and it cost me about $16 each or about $32. I wanted to display more than two guitars in my man cave so due to the price I paid for the first ones I decided to check Amazon. I was able to get the same thing but different brand in sets of two for $9.99. So for around 20 dollars I purchased 4 of them, much more economical. They are sturdy and easy to install hardware was included however I did not use the hardware that come with them. Do to the cost of some of my guitars I did not want to trust hollow wall anchors. Instead I located the studs and used my own screws.

We bought 3 of these about 4 years ago we moved and decided to hang all our instruments at this house. So I purchased 3 more. These are fantastic. They are really sturdy. They are very easy to install. Bonus they come with their own screw and anchor which is very nice and convenient. They hold still. We've never had one fail even while holding a heavy bass. Really cool look and makes things nice and tidy. No more instruments laying around the house. And it seems like we play them more when they are out and easy to access. Super cool hanger. Totally reccomend.

These are great. I have seven of them now for (nearly) all of my guitars. If I had more room on the walls, I'd buy more. They're sturdy enough for quite heavy instruments (I have, perhaps, the heaviest guitar you'll ever meet, plus a few basses, hanging from these), though I screw them into studs rather than the sheet rock with anchors. I don't know how much I would trust them if screwed into sheet rock, but I absolutely trust them in studs, even with very expensive and heavy instruments. So far, I haven't seen any signs of finish burn, but I don't think any of my guitars have a nitro neck finish, which I think is the most common finish to burn, so I think (hope?) the squishy nylon or rubber covers on the hooks are safe for the finish. The first couple of these I bought was about six months ago, so they've been in use with a couple of my most expensive guitars for that long and I bought several more about three months ago. Very pleased with these.

Excelente soporte para guitarras, no hay mucho que decir de un artículo tan sencillo. Lo probé con una guitarra eléctrica, una acústica, un ukulele y todos los puede sostener perfectamente ajustando los anillos de hule. La madera tiene un acabado bastante bonito y los tubos un recubrimiento de hule que protege bien la madera de tu guitarra y se siente duradero. Lo único es que recomiendo utilizar otro tipo de taquetes porque los que vienen son para tabla roca y las casas en México suelen ser de ladrillo.

Es un gran accesorio, lo compré para colocar la guitarra de mi hija pequeña dado que usar un pedestal de piso exponía mucho a que mi pequeña tirara el instrumento. Me animé por este paquete de dos piezas temiendo que la calidad fuera mala y nada qué ver, si bien no son los supermateriales, los acabados son muy buenos y suficientes; el hule de las agarraderas son buenísimos. Respecto a los tornillos que incluye y la forma de colocarlo pues sí, en México que usamos paredes de ladrillo usé un taquete de madera y un tornillo más cerrado que el incluido y ha quedado muy bien en la pared, hasta me estoy animando a comprar otro juego para mi bajo.Como inicié, no será el producto más fresa y ostentoso, pero cumple excelente su función y el detalle de la madera le hace verse muuuy bien, producto súper recomendado.

I attached 1"x6" pine wood to the wall using #12 2.5" wood screws into the studs, then attached these to the pine rather than use the drywall anchors. The wood is a nice solid, I'm guessing maple, heavy bolt, and the plastic collar is solid not hollow. The screws seem ok, they stick out an inch from the back. I had purchased some heavier 2" #10 screws for it, but, the head was too large for the hole. Seems to be really sturdy. Hope so, bought 7.

Son ganchos de buena calidad y el precio es relativamente económico. Si se fijan de forma apropiada deben sostener una guitarra o bajo sin ningún riesgo.Para instalarlos, necesitas un taladro. En el paquete se incluyen los tornillos y taquetes correspondientes para uso en madera o tablaroca. En México normalmente las casas son de block o ladrillo, por lo cual es necesario comprar taquetes apropiados. En mi caso, compré taquetes de 1/4" y los corté al ras del muro antes de atornillar la base.

The hooks have a lot of thread in them. The plastic collar has a provides extra stability when the hanger is wound tightly against it. The included hardware is fine as long as you screw them into solid wood directly. I mounted the hangers on a solid piece of molding which was secured to the studs (see photos). So far, these hangers haven't budged, even with a heavy Les Paul hanging on it. Great value for the money. I highly recommend them.