AdvantusAluminum Display Rail, Paper Display Strip and Receipt Holder, Bulletin Board Strip, 6 Ft, Satin Aluminum Finish

I was skeptical about the product at first. I wondered if the grips would actually hold papers/artwork of the children. The grip-a-strips do an amazing job. The strips are on the wall outside the classrooms. I am so impressed with the product that I will be ordering 4-6 more strips.

Amazing to hold regular sheets of paper but they will start to curl over time. Our solution to this was to laminate and place in plastic sleeves but it does not hold those at all, they just fall right out.

I use the display rail to hang up a chart that's 72x36. I change out the chart monthly and the rail does an excellent job in holding up the large chart (and it's easy to change out the chart). I used Command Picture Hanging Strips, 16 lb, to attach the rail to my cubicle wall. Great product.

The large maps fall off. Small papers are fine, but I bought it for maps. Would not buy it again.

Love how easy it is to hang pictures. I use it in my early childhood classroom for a group painting easel.

Works perfectly for holding large drawings for client meetings.

Ordered 8 of these for my office. Items came and the boxes were poorly taped together, which as a result gave little structural support. 1 of the 8 came bent badly enough that the rollers wouldn't work. Sent back for a replacement. New one was sent and the tube it came in didn't have a plastic end and instead was closed by a few pieces of packing tape. Amazing it made the trip. When opened, I discovered that the product was removed from the plastic sleeve it was supposed to come in and had enough scuffs on it that I'm fairly confident it was a customer return (or was scuffed during shipping). If I had more time to get this project complete I would have returned it for another. So again - product itself is nice and will work for what we need. If my experience is any indication, cross your fingers they survive the trip!

This unit works OK but it had trouble holding a large laminated map. I think the slipperiness of the laminate cover made it difficult. I tried some tape on the edge of the map that was inserted into the rollers but this did not work either - the map would fall out.Finally, I removed the tape and the residue left over from the tape created a tackiness that worked to keep the map up inside the rollers.Standard papers seem to work fine but anything with a slippery surface tends to come out - keep that in mind if you plan to buy this.In the end, I got it to work for me though.