DonnerGuitar Wall Mount Locking 3-Pack, Guitar Wall Hangers Auto Lock for Acoustic Electric Guitar Bass Ukulele Mandolin, Black

Exactly what I was looking for to hang my guitars on the wall. Durable and easy to install. Clears up space in my room and was affordable.

My classical guitar is the only one that barely fits. My acoustic my Electric and my daughter’s acoustic fit fine. They were easy to install. They are the perfect size. Being able to store three guitars on the wall takes up a lot less floor space. They are very sturdy.

Seem very sturdy. I do think the opening is a little wide for my two Strats headstocks. Makes them hang a little crooked. No way I would hang my Telecaster in them as I feel it would slip through. Hard spot as I am sure it needs to be this big for an acoustic or perhaps a Les Paul.Super easy to install although the bolts included to hold the two pieces together could be a tad longer. I really cranked down to get them close to flush. Would also like to see the nut be a locking nylon nut. You don’t want this coming apart.Personally I would like some that are not stood off from the wall as far but again they would need to be this way if you had an acoustic or a hollow body. Just something to think about.Overall I am happy with them. Will check back in after they are up for a few months.While I am a handy guy and it was a no brained that I would need better anchors to hang my prized instruments in drywall, not everyone is. For gods sake put a piece of paper in the box telling people to NOT use the provided hardware to hang in drywall!

As I’ve gotten older, I realize that convenience matters. For just about everything. But specifically for playing guitar. In the past, I placed my guitars safely in cases or gig bags, and then stowed them away in a closet until I had the overwhelming urge to pull them out and noodle. Of course, that was a problem. I can sum that problem up with an old truism: “Out of sight, out of mind.” Turns out I didn’t pull them out much. Consequently, I didn’t get much better, even after some 30 years of owning guitars.On a whim, I ordered a 4-pack of cheap guitar hangers off Amazon (Huhu brand) and hung them in my bonus room. Then I hung my 4 favorite guitars. Immediately, I found myself playing guitar every day. Just to be clear about how much of a dramatic change this was--It’s quite possible that, in the past, I’d gone entire years without picking up a six-string, and now I was playing every single day!Additionally, guitars are great decor. They made my man-cave far more manly, let me tell you! Who needs overpriced art work when you can just adorn your walls with a sunburst Fender Telecaster instead?So you may be wondering when I’m going to get around to talking about the Donner Guitar Hangers. That starts now. You see, I still had three guitars to hang, and while I liked the Huhu hangers, I wasn’t a big fan of their rubbery gasket pieces that were designed to keep the guitars from accidentally falling off. They worked, but seemed a bit too flimsy. So I noticed that Donner offered an auto locking version. Since I was already a fan of Donner products, I figured I’d give them a shot.They’re great. I installed them easily, using nothing more than a phillips head screwdriver and a magnetic stud finder. Everything else (bolts, screws, and nuts) comes with the hangers. In less than five minutes, I had all three mounted. The auto-locking feature is a clever design. As you place the guitar in the holder, its weight pulls down and activates the auto-locks, which tip up like flippers on a pinball machine, holding the guitar firmly in place.Well done, Donner!

Good quality. Works as it should.

A+ for a product that isn't expensive but works flawlessly. Admittedly I don't take the guitars in and out of these everyday, but to have them on the wall in my rental studio ready to play is a huge plus. I have no regrets at all that I bought them. One extra thing I did was to buy a self-adhesive 1-in wide cork board strip that I glue to the wall where the body of each guitar might hit the wall, as a cushion for the instrument. Not really necessary though as it does hang far enough from the wall that in 99% of the circumstances it keeps the guitar far enough away that it doesn't touch. A+++