6 Picture Frames Collage Wall Decor With 30 Clips, Wood Photo Frame, No Drilling Required, Adhesive Stickers, Easy to Install, Black.

These are very light weight and stick to the wall easily. I am hoping that they come off without peeling paints if I ever decide to remove them. Personally I did not use all the stickers they sent I thought that was way too much for how lightweight they are so I use 2 stickers per board. They were simple to put together and have a nice rustic look. I spread them out over one long wall and use some family were decals around them to give them a little character, Also purchased on Amazon. The little clips are very sturdy and tight and hold pictures well. I am a total picture freak so I love the concept of being able to change these out and hang a lot of pictures at once. Very cool idea and I'm really digging how it looks on my wall.

These are lightweight so they hang up easy and we use them to decorate my son‘s dorm room with pictures of his friends from home. He really appreciated having pictures of them and being able to change the pictures anytime he wants. Love these and recommend them highly

Not worth the money and the clips are not on them.. you have to line it up plus it’s very cheaply made

I thought these would be so cute for a teenager's room. Once the pieces were up, it would be easy for them to swap photos in and out as they wished. I can still envision it. But it's been a month since I bought it, and I still have not gotten a single one of the tack into the wood! I asked my husband in 14-year-old son if they could do it. Neither one could. The problem is that there is no room for you to get your thumb inside of the clip to push down on the tack. So you have zero leverage. I need to find some kind of woodworking file that I can slip into that small space and push down for the leverage. Thus, I'm still not even sure if I will encounter other problems like the wood splitting as others have mentioned. My husband is going to drill some small pilot holes, hoping to prevent that. But needless to say this inexpensive display item is turning out to be a lot more work than I expected! It was easier to put together his bureaus in bookshelves than this little project!

This does require some assembly. You have to place the stickies on the back and choose where to put the clips on the wood. That's actually good because you can choose your layout - if you want 3 clips on each, 4, etc. I was surprised at the quality. The wood is very, very light so I think the adhesive stickies will work just fine as all it's holding is the wood and the photos I added.

I don't think I've ever been so frustrated with an Amazon purchase. I knew assembly was required when I purchased this, but assembly was literally impossible. The hardware to attach the clips are nothing more than the WORST quality thumbtacks. The tacks are blunt and flimsy. I bent EVERY one I was actually able to attach and three of them actually broke (the post popped through the top). Finding a spot in the wood for the tacks to push into that was both soft enough and evenly spaced was impossible. I literally bruised my thumbs after getting only eight clips attached. I even attempted to use a hammer but the clips didn't have a wide enough opening at the top so that was impossible. I also ended up with black fingers, hands, and stained a shirt as whatever was used to stain/paint the wood black rubbed off if touched at all. I see that the company is now offering an updated version with the tacks pre-installed, but it's double the price and, after this experience, I don't trust the company to provide a quality product.

I really like these! I have them on a wall in my hallway with all of our neices and nephews photos. Easy to trade out when we receive new photos

I've had these for about 6 months or so.Very cute and easy to install!The clips, however, do not work very well.I purchased these to display my child's artwork, and they began falling apart after about 3-4 times of switching his art out.I had to purchase replacement clips with tacks, so I could avoid taking the wood strips down.Love the concept! Execution, not so great.Editing my review 2 years later to add a photo....Tried to remove one of the strips, was as gentle as possible and it still damaged the paint/wall. I'm sure the length of time is a factor; I'll be tackling the rest with rubbing alcohol and a blowdryer to try and loosen up the adhesive, but regardless this is super frustrating.