Advantus2000 Grip-A-Strip Display Rail, 24 x 1 1/2, Aluminum Finish

Excellent design, quality fabrication, just as advertised, with full range of installation hardware included. It easily holds large laminated sheets - in our case, a full-year calendar. Highly recommend

I ordered two of these to put up on our wood cupboards (one on each side because of size limitations). I didn't use the sticky things they sent, rather I used the ones you can stick on the wall and then peel off at a later time since I was putting it on wood. We get so many papers sent home from my daughters school, that I couldn't find the info I needed when they were all on the frig. This works beautifully. You just stick up the papers, and then when it's time to take it down, it's easy to do. Others noted that you do need to sometime hold the rollers to get the paper out-this is true for me too. However, it's minor and the over all benefit of these it well worth it!

I use it to post lesson plans in the classroom. It was easy to sticky mount to the wall, works well. I put clear sheet protectors in it and put my lesson plan paper in that because as others said, it is a little difficult to get the papers out so now I don't have to.Still worth the buy and looks great.

I had built and installed a kitchen shelf for our daughter. She requested some way for her to clip recipes and child's artwork to the wall just below the shelf. I found this and decided to give it a try. This is a good, simple way to hold up single sheets. Better, the attachment for the strip itself is likewise simple and secure. Overall, this exceeded my hopes much less expectations.

I purchased four of these and use them around my daughter's arts & crafts table. She displays her artwork proudly on these rails and can easily change out her pictures. I don't like a lot of extras on the walls so these allow me to keep the artwork organized and also limited to only what fits on the rails. I also have a 36" rail downstairs by the kitchen for incoming and outgoing papers related to school for the kids. I used Command Picture Hanging Strips to mount these to the wall, but hardware is included with each rail. The cost is comparable to cork board strips but these rails have the advantage of leaving papers without holes.

This display rail is great! I've been using it in my kitchen to keep track of what bills need to be paid. It's not as bulky as a bulletin board would be. It will hold papers and envelopes quite easily and a quick pull upwards releases them. If the papers are too heavy, like several sheets stapled together, it won't hold. With single sheets it works like a charm!

It's just what I always needed - a way to put up my latest prints, and to quickly replace it with the next. Every graphic artist needs one, or two, or three.The unit is well constructed and easy to stick on the wall. Though it came also with adhesive tabs, I used just a couple of small nails, so removing it would be easy and would leave very unobtrusive marks.It grabs the sheets of paper very easily and quite firmly. Removing it is not always as easy. The only way is to slide the sheet to the side, but sometimes that would be blocked by the next set of rollers. So with valuable prints, expect to spend some time to do this without damaging the work. The system hasn't improved since I used something similar over 30 years ago! For an old design I would expect it to be made cheaper, or at least better.

My son is a bit of an artist, so he is always changing the pictures he wants to hang up in his room. We wanted to put something on a wall that allowed him to nicely display everything, but didn't want a giant tack board for a number of reasons... sharp tacks falling down, big ugly board, puts holes in his pictures, etc.We bought 3 of these strips and hung them on his wall. Even when nothing is hung they look very discrete and simple. He can take pictures on and off simply and without ruining them.