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"Rocky Mountain Goods Picture Hangers for Brick, Concrete and Cinder Block is the best solution for hanging pictures on hard walls. The stainless steel pins are gently tapped into the hard wall and create a secure hooks for pictures or other items. The extra strength design can hold heavy pictures and comes with a lifetime warranty. When no longer needed only minimal pin hole marks are left that can be easily filled in."
"Rocky Mountain Goods Picture Hangers for Brick, Concrete and Cinder Block is the best solution for hanging pictures on hard walls. The stainless steel pins are gently tapped into the hard wall and create a secure hooks for pictures or other items. The extra strength design can hold heavy pictures and comes with a lifetime warranty. When no longer needed only minimal pin hole marks are left that can be easily filled in."
But Harry, once you tap the pins into the wall, the hook is facing the wall! How can that be right? Or...? what am I missing?
Haha. or those stairways going back on themselves. These would be a good candidate.
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