OOK Hobby Wire, 18 Gauge x 110ft, 1 Coil, Silver Steel

Good quality and perfect for hanging heavier pictures and paintings.

Perfect wire for the job. Quality was excellent.

I bought it for my Grape Vines. It works great for support and it hasn't started rusting yet, after 3 years.

For the price it did exactly what I would expect. It was a little difficult to secure and I would probably go with the wire instead of the plastic again. I have it and will use it up though so I'm not totally disappointed.

Nice

This stuff has the same instructions on the packaging as the metal Ook picture wire but it's clear and quite stretchy. It's hard to work with because you can't force it to be straight, it stays in loops from being coiled in the package. I wasn't confident that the knots would hold over time. We shall see. Every time I come home I wonder if I'll find one (or four) or my frames on the floor. It's been a week, and so far they've held, although one hangs lower (from stretching) than I'd intended since it's been up there.

is what was looking for , thank you

This is #9 wire. Of course it's not easy to "tie in a knot". If you want to tie knots get some 16 or 19 gauge. This is made to be beefy and have strength. It is supposed to be very rigid. It is easy to cut with a pair of 10 inch linemans pliers, but you are not going to cut it with dinky little household pliers. I use it formed and clipped around the doors of why rabbit cages. Why? It give the cage doors rigidity and spring back if a raccoon were to try to bend the cage door open. It's rigidity and strength is why you should buy it, not for artsy knot tying type of stuff. Don't expect this to bend easily for wire wrapping either. It's not flimsy like that. Use it for when you need strength. Garden hoops, Fence braces, things of that nature.

Strong and good quality but too difficult to tie.

Waited a while for this but worth waiting for. Good and strong.

it is described as wire when in fact it is nylon line.

Oui bon le filage

an extra pair of hands make winding and knotting the wire according to the instructions much easier. You can still do it on your own, but it's much harder to wind it tight to give the knot strength.