My office/man cave is small (10x12) and I have 2 children under the age of 4. Which means regular stands are not an option. I had been keeping my guitars in cases. It was a pain in the butt dragging the cases out, so I decided to the string swing a shot. Right off the bad I was impressed with construction. I was expecting sloppy welds on a product so cheap ($8 at the local mom & pop). After a week with the first one on the wall and no sign of the hooks drooping I went and picked up 3 more. I've got 2 that are mounted to the studs and 2 that are using the supplied anchors. The anchors are high quality and very large like something you would buy at a hardware store. I hang my two lighter giutars on the ones using the anchors (Strat & SG) and keep my heavier ones (2 LP's) on the hangers mounted to the studs. I wouldn't lose any sleep over putting my Les Paul's in the ones using the anchors, but my basement has very thick/sturdy drywall and I know it will hold. If your drywall/plaster/sheetrock is thin or in poor shape I would only mount to the studs...just to be on the safe side.Get more detail about String Electric Guitar Wall Hanger with Metal Plate - Black Base.
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