50Pcs Fabric Panel Wall Hooks Panel Wire Hooks, Cubicle Hooks with Clear Storage Box for Cool Cubicle Decor Interior or Exterior Decor at Home, School, Office, DIY, for Party or Holiday

Product works as intended on a fabric lined metal cubicle wall.

Had to hang a picture in the middle of a sound insulation board and it worked great

I ordered these pins to hang jewelry pieces in a shadow box, and they worked great. Went into the foam board easily, and held the items firmly. The steel is the same thickness/flexibility as standard safety pin material. When I tried these pins on a pincushion, I had a harder time pushing them through - the tips are not super sharp or smooth (edges are a bit rough around the tips). I would be hesitant to use them on delicate fabric, as they may cause a snag.These pins come in a nice plastic jar with a screw-top lid. Inside, the pins are all tangled up, and pulling them apart is like a puzzle. (Value added? 😄)

These hooks are super sturdy and work well on fabric cubicle walls. I used these hooks to hang a pretty heavy desk calendar and they’re holding up well. They also look a lot better than pushpins.

I've never had a cubicle job, but start one next month and was told we can decorate however we want. So I jumped on these hooks right away as I'm excited.This might be weird, but personally, the best part is the container they come in. It's a container you can keep them in long term with a screw-on lid. It's not quite as sturdy as the containers I've gotten binder clips in that are meant for long-term storing, but pretty close.I didn't read the description just thinking they were hooks that would go over the top edge of the cubicle. But these are actually meant to be stabbed into the fabric material of the sides. So the tips are sharp. The legs of the clip seem like you could bend them if you really wanted to, however, the hook part seems sturdy. I held on to the "legs" of the hook and pulled down on the hook part imitating hanging something heavy on it, and the metal didn't bend at all. That seems like it'll be good for decent things. Not hanging a jacket, but if I wanted to frame a schedule or something, I trust it'd keep the frame up without issues.