100 Pack 1-7/8 Inch Sawtooth Picture Hangers with Nails - Heavy Duty Metal Photo Frame Hooks for Wall Art, Mirrors, Paintings & Home Decor (100 Pieces)

I use hundreds of these per year on the backs of all my hand painted wood signs. Four stars because 1 in 5 nail heads are so small they slip through the hold and are unusable. I keep buying them though because they are the best priced I have found and I can buy so many at once. It is irritating to have to sift out the nails that done work. It's not like these are hand forged nails where you would expect discrepancies in the nail head size.I use a needle nose pliers to hold the nail in place to hammer them in. Works great and I don't smash my fingers.These are the perfect size for wall art ceramic tiles. I've used these and some that were a bit smaller. I liked both. The only difference really was the color in my case. Anywho, I used Gorilla 100% Silicone Sealant to glue the hanger part to the back of the tile. The silica in the sealant bonds with properties in the ceramic tile and form a very secure and strong bond. This particular Gorilla product also dries very fast. So for all of you ceramic coaster/wall art tile creators I recommend these Sawtooth picture hangers. They come in a zip lock plastic bag. They are well made and not el cheapo but the price sure was!!!! I'd recommend to fellow crafters everywhere.Very small nails as others have noted in their reviews but they suit my purposes for my handmade signs. While I haven't counted them I have come across several nails that were un-usable due to the point of the nail not being sharp (poor manufacturing). The hangers themselves are ok but care must be used when hammering or it will bend. Overall, for the price, I think these are just fine.Late review here today....bought these hangers in 2016 and when arrived I didn't really like the texture of the product. I tried returning but i couldn't (I can't remember why). I do remember starting to try them and putting them on my smaller crafts (I create wood portraits and would like my customers have hangers). Anyways, within 2 years, I've came across maybe 5 defected ones that bent, curved, or machined incorrectly. Overall, I've enjoyed and utilized these hangers. So be weary and use on small items/crafts or whatever you are doing.I bought these for Pinterest projects. They were better then expected. They are toothed on both top and bottom and come with tiny little nails to attach.I put them on cheap plastic frames this weekend and they didn't even crack the plastic.The nails are super tiny so I took a pair of pliers and held the nails where I wanted them and used a hammer to nail them in place. There's so many of these I could hang things for the rest of my life but if I run out I would definitely rebuy from this seller.This might have been my fault. I am not a handy person. I bout these to hag a frame I made into a jewelry frame for a DYI projects. But the nails are so small I couldn't hold them while I was hammering them in. I even tried holding them with a clothes pin (An idea I got off of pintrest) and the nails were too small for the clothes pin as well. I wound up hitting the saw tooth bracket and it bent in the middle. Eventually I got it hanging but the nails were not hammered in the whole way...Like I said this could be my fault because I didn't know what I was ordering and didn't look at the correct size nails but I wanted to warn the next person.I really appreciate that the hangers and nails are bagged in two separate pouches in the box. (It would have been a temendous hassle if each nail / hanger set had been individually bagged or, worse, all thrown into the same pouch.) The hangers are good quality, though I admit I've never seen bad quality sawtooth hangers, there's not much to go wrong with these. Nails are great, solid enough to not bend when being driven. I do recommend a pair of needle nose pliers to hold the nails for starting them unless you have incredibly tiny fingers.PerfectJust what I needed