Gravity Stands Display Guitar Wall Holder for Electric Guitars

Although this is a well designed product, there are no installation instructions or hardware.

Displaying vintage electric guitar for easy access in home studio. Product is excessively and gratuitously over-built, with heavy, bulky bars everywhere hiding the beauty of the instrument, cluttering up the visual effect of having a nice guitar on the wall. Plus, it sticks way too far into the room, with the whole assembly standing more than 8" off the wall (for a slim solid-body electric -- imagine how bulky the acoustic version is!)

These mounts are very sturdy and look good on my wall with my guitars. The only downside is that THEY DO NOT INCLUDE THE MOUNTING SCREWS! Why would they not give you the specific hardware you need to mount these on your wall? I thought maybe they forgot to pack them, but when I ordered a second mount, I noticed that one didn't come with screws either. I had to go out of my way to find screws that would fit and hold properly. Huge negative for me. Customers should have everything needed for the installation right out of the box. Instead, they give you extra decorative colored rings that serve no purpose.

I live in California, yeah go ahead and roll your eyes, but I have to be concerned about everything that can fall over, off or down, secure mounting is critical. This Gravity Stand has a good wide spread secure mounting pattern. Always ready to, pick it up and play, put it down and walk away... This holder does everything I want it to. Sure, you could save an extra $10 or $20, but not have the elegance, style, ruggedness and security of holding your new born baby...

I like the ease In which to hang this wall mounted stand. It takes minutes, and once hung it's easily adjustable.

Clearly the best wall mount I used. Many people have concerns about 'hanging' their Les Pauls from the conventional walk hangers. I really dig this one and it holds all of my guitars perfectly and securely. NOTE!! DO NOT USE POOR QUALITY DRY WALL ANCHORS! I used 4ea, 80lb anchors. Unless you are drilling directly into wood, do not assume the standard drywall anchors will work.