Ohuhu Guitar Wall Mount Hanger, 2-Pack Rotatable Hardwood Guitar Hangers with Screws, Adjustable Stopper Guitar Mount Hook Holder Stand for Acoustic Electric Guitar Banjo Bass Ukulele Mandolin (Wood)

This is my second pair of these. I bought a two pack a couple of years ago and loved them. This time around I’m seeing some flaws but nothing deal breaking.The color in the photo is a light maple color and that’s the color I got in my first set. This new set was darker, almost like a slightly darker stain is used on the wood now. The old pair and new pair don’t match exactly but they’re close enough not to notice from a few feet away.I used to always insist on hanging these where there was a stud in the wall but this time around I had to use the drywall anchors because I’m running out of room and had no choice. The drywall anchors were a bit touch to get flush with the wall and it makes the wood block stick out about a millimeter or two from the wall. It’s not perfectly flush but I don’t think anyone would notice. The anchors hold strong and I’m confident that my strat will be safe hung on the wall. I have a J-Bass that’s hanging on another one of these. That’s a heavy boy and the wall hanger holds it firm.The hardest part of installing these is choosing a height and making sure the wood block is straight.They hang securely and I’m confident these will hold just about any guitar or bass.They work for both acoustic and electric instruments. The rubber padding hasn’t hurt the finish on my necks so far after about three years.So far I have four of the Ohuhu brand and two cheap knockoffs that are actually more expensive being used in my home studio/office/man cave. I’ll always go for the Ohuhu brand from now on because of the quality and color and I trust them.Get these. They’re cheap and high quality. That’s a combination that’s hard to find.

They're not super fancy, but they're inexpensive, and they work well. I put quite a bit of force on the hook with my hand to kind of "test it out" when I first got them, and they seem to be more than strong enough to hold a guitar. I have since bought another set, they look decent and overall I'm very happy with this product.

Works perfectly to support my ukuleles. Prompt delivery, super easy to install, just what I needed.

The hanger is fundamentally good. Most of these hangers will be about the same. They're all pretty solid. I can't really tell much difference between this and the String Swing except for the ONE thing that almost all of them get wrong.The one thing that manufacturers could do with all of these wall-hanging fixtures is INCLUDE DECENT DRYWALL ANCHORS. For some reason they always cheap-out on this with crappy low-quality drywall anchors even though it's the one major thing that causes problems for people.This hanger comes with the plastic helical "self tapping" type of drywall anchor with spiral blades that screw into the wall, but the plastic on these is too weak and you're likely to twist the thing in half trying to screw it in even if you use a manual screwdriver.Both drywall anchors broke when trying to screw them in and I had to replace them. This is even though they had large 1/4" holes drilled for them. I think the anchors were not even made from the proper type of plastic for this application.Something very inexpensive that ALL of these wall hangar manufacturers could do to differentiate themselves from the average competition is INCLUDE DECENT METAL DRYWALL ANCHORS. They aren't that expensive. Either get ZINC self-tapping types or MOLLY BOLTS.Otherwise we will continue to have to do the usual thing and buy our own drywall anchors for absolutely everything, and it's annoying when we run out or don't have the right size on hand and end up trying to use the crappy ones that a fixture comes with.Update: Ohuhu reached out and offered to refund my money, but I didn't think that seemed necessary because the hanger is perfectly good. My complaints about drywall anchors aren't specific to Ohuhu products, I'm just unhappy with practically every drywall anchor that everything ships with from almost every manufacturer.

This hanger is well designed. The wishbone is made out of metal but overlaid with a very strong soft rub resistant plastic. It has a great ability to grab hold of the guitar neck or even as in my case a kudu horn shofar. I had been shopping for shofar holders. But what I found was usually a table top shofar holder that was designed more like a gun rack. Most of them were designed for a table flat surface. I needed something for the wall and couldn't find what I wanted. Thankfully, this item came up in my search.You get two hangers in the box and three package sets of screws. The item is very well made. In less than it takes to fill up a glass of water, I had the hanger mounted on the wall in no time. (Haha, my husband grabbed a glass of water at the sink while I got the drill and mounted the holder - it was that fast!)The rubber stoppers on the wishbone is ideal. You can customize the stoppers to be where you want them on the wishbone so it will fit your guitar (or shofar!) snugly. A simple yet ingenious design.I was looking for another shofar and I think the second mount will work perfectly as well.I highly recommend this product. It is made very well and even with the weight of a heavier guitar it would work. I tested it out and it even worked for my ukulele with some adjustment. See photos.

Item is well built for displaying my guitar collection.

these hangers are quite serviceable and cost effective though a bit loose on smaller instruments like Ukes or mandos. they include "doughnuts" to put on the "y"'s if you think they might get bumped or jostled, but I don't use them in general since you have to turn the guitar a bit to take it down and clumsy me might bump the wall. this last batch is the first time I've had any issue with because one of the hangers was missing the spacer between the "Y" and the base. - It was a spare so o biggie and I'm pretty sure a drilled out dowel will replace it fine if I need it. I have noticed that lately the drilled holes in the base are too small for the screws supplied, again no biggie and easily resized.

Easy to install + sturdy + looks nice + good price = Happy customer!

Super sturdy and great look. will definitely recommend it!

I recently purchased the Ohuhu Guitar Wall Mount Hanger 2-Pack and couldn’t be happier with my purchase. These guitar wall mounts are exactly what I needed to display and store my instruments securely and stylishly.The build quality of these mounts is excellent. The wooden base looks elegant and blends well with my home decor, while the metal hangers are strong and reliable. They hold my guitars firmly in place, providing peace of mind that they won’t slip or fall.Installation was straightforward, thanks to the included screws and clear instructions. It took me only a few minutes to mount each hanger on the wall. Once installed, the mounts felt very secure and capable of supporting the weight of my electric and acoustic guitars, as well as my ukulele and mandolin.One of the standout features is the padded yoke that gently cradles the neck of the instrument, preventing any scratches or damage. The adjustable width is also a nice touch, accommodating different neck sizes and allowing me to use the mounts for various stringed instruments, including my bass guitar.Overall, the Ohuhu Guitar Wall Mount Hanger 2-Pack offers excellent value for the price. They are sturdy, easy to install, and provide a stylish way to display and store your instruments. I highly recommend these wall mounts to any musician looking for a reliable and attractive solution for their guitars and other stringed instruments.

Got a variety of Chinese and western instruments to hang up, and the hooks seem to do the job. Had to tie an elastic band on the mount in front of each instrument to stop them sliding out by accident, but not a problem and easy to take off when taking the instruments out.

These are terrific. Easy to install, secure and they look pretty good too. Highly recommended.