OOK French Cleat, Picture and Mirror Hanger with Hardware, 100lb, Aluminum, 533208

My husband made me an amazing key rack that is on the larger size and very heavy. I purchased this cleat to make sure it would hold the weight of the key rack. It works brilliantly! Easy to mount on wall and attach to the frame too. I would definitely buy again.

Takes a really hard job and makes it really easy- so happy I waited a day for this to arrive before I tried drilling holes all over the place

Excellent quality. Perfect size. I hung a king size headboard using 3 of these. Very stable. I will use more of these to create and hang floating shelves. Perfect for all Do it yourself jobs.

There once was a guy named Chad. He tried to hang heavy things on the wall with a couple of screws. This could work sometimes. If he hit a stud it was pretty sturdy, but a stud just wasn't always where he wanted to hang his heavy things. He used wall anchors and they work ok, but they aren't always the easiest to hang perfectly level, or the perfect distance apart. One time Chad was hanging a 50 pound mirror and things just didn't line up. When Chad let go of the mirror, if fell on his foot. Chad, shocked as to what was happening, fell back and into his TV. The tv tipped over and knocked the fish bowl off of the table. Thankfully Chad was able to rescue his award winning piano playing goldfish before it was too late, but things were close. Don't be like Chad, when trying to hang heavy things on the wall just use this french cleat. It is easy to get level and holds things securely to the wall, even 50 pound mirrors.*Disclaimer - None of this actually happened to Chad. No toes, TVs or award winning piano playing goldfish have ever been harmed in hanging of Chad's 50 pound mirrors because Chad always uses these french cleat hangers. Those mirrors are solidly on the wall.

Used it to quickly and easily hang a cabinet. The 18” cleat ensured I would get two studs. It’s hung, looks good and is not going anywhere. Only negative is that it leaves a larger than expected gap at the top - 1/2”. So now I may want to add trim.

I had a really heavy particle board headboard that is like a bookshelf with multiple levels to it for my charging station and water, etc. Because I use a box spring, it felt like the headboard was too short and I was covering the shelves when I was sleeping. I knew I had to remove it from the frame and hang it on the wall about a foot higher... but I was scared of how to do this without ruining the headboard- the backing that faces the wall is just like strong cardboard so I can't just drill through it.I used this French cleat hardware and screwed directly into the top panel of the headboard- the small 1in side that touches the wall. I then found my wall's studs and hung the second French cleat to the wall securely. It was easier than hanging up a picture once the pieces were secured to the item/wall!I simply hung up the headboard on the ledge created by the French cleat. It's been about 5 months and there has been no issue or movement. 100% secure!Unfortunately because it's near impossible to find real wood furniture nowadays, the headboard is starting to come apart from ~gravity~ since it can only be held to the wall by the top panel. At no fault of this hardware, just basic physics lol Once I get a new headboard set up, I'll be keeping this hardware for future use of pretty much anything. I'm very very happy with it!

Very sturdy! Excellent quality

Never used thus type of bracket. It was a perfect fit for my project.