3-PACK Top Stage® Acoustic Electric Guitar Hanger Keeper Wall Stand, 3-PACK, JX15-NA

Ive bought these hangars 3 times as my collection grew. If you get them mounted to a stud in the wall, I believe they'll hold just about anything you hang on them. I don't know that I would trust drywall anchors to hold my guitars with any mount but Ive had guitars hanging on a few these for a few years and have never had an issue. The hangars have a nice rubber coating that wont slip or scratch. The rubber keepers ensure that your guitar wont slide out of the hangar. The hangers rotate in the wooden base so they adapt to any shape headstock. I did not use the harware that came with them because I opted for longer wood screws that would fasten into the studs. I will buy these as long as they remain available.

These worked perfect for hanging up my guitars. Well made.

Great price on these easy to install guitar hangers. Not much to say here. They look nice and support all my instruments.

Well constructed wall hangers. The base is hardwood with a metal threaded inset, and the arms are padded steel which screw into the base. They are of a heavy construction that will easily support the heaviest instruments. They are an attractive addition to a wall. The only negative concerns the supplied hardware. The screws are long enough if, and only if, the wall anchors are used in an unsupported area of drywall. It is far safer to mount these hangers on a stud. (Personally, I would never trust hanging an expensive guitar on drywall/anchor alone). The following is IMPORTANT: If you plan to mount the hangers on a stud, the supplied screws are not long enough to account for the thickness of the wood base and the drywall with enough left over to adequately penetrate the underlying stud. I suggest that 2 1/4'' to 2 1/2" long drywall screws be used in order to grip the stud properly.

First, if you love your instruments, don't even think about hanging them on dry wall surfaces without some wood backing behind them. I would have given 5 stars but I think the seller should give fair warning on the hazards of installing their hangers into dry wall alone. In my opinion they shouldn't even send hardware, it miss leads buyers that the hardware they include will be adequate to bear the weight of most instruments. Most houses have studs behind drywall every 16 inches, use them instead of any-type of drywall anchors. If you want closer spacing between your instruments, install wood chair-rail moulding horizontally across the wall screwing it into the vertical studs mentioned above. Second, the hangers are not as nice looking as the String Swings but are nice enough and less expensive. If your obsessed like I am, I like hardware to all look the same, if you are hanging a lot of instruments, it's a lot cheaper to buy a gob of Stage Acoustics then String Swings. Some left questions on whether if they holders swing or move back and forth I guess thats what they meant. Simple answer is it all depends how tight you screw them into the backing plate. Want swing, screw them in tight and back out 1 revolution. Walla! I just ordered two more to finish my wall.

Easy to install, and holds my instruments. I have basses, guitars, a ukulele, and a banjo. The 4 pack was convenient. Each hanger's hardware (2 screws and 2 drywall anchors) was in its own baggie, which made installation convenient. Would buy again if I needed.

Solid and easy to install. I always screw into wall studd. Would not use the wall board screws for somthing as heavy as a guitar or bass esp. when you you are lifting it off and dropping in back in place. Rotates so an uneven head stuck like Fenders work well too. Have 11 across two walls.

These have been working great. No problems at all.