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A renter's best friend With Command? adhesive strips and hooks, the task has been made quick, easy and damage-free. When the time comes to remove them, these stick-on superheroes come away cleanly, leaving no holes, marks, cracked plaster or sticky residue.

Adhesive hangers and hooks are the ideal products to use in a rental property for hanging foam board or other very lightweight items on walls. They're convenient, easy to use, and, most importantly, removable. Examples include sticky hooks, picture hanging strips, adhesive sawtooth hangers, etc.

Yes ? in most cases, tenants are allowed to hang pictures in rental properties. Most landlords will see hanging pictures as a 'minor' alteration to the rental property and permission is typically granted. However, you will need to discuss these alterations with your landlord prior to hanging anything on the walls.

Because peel-and-stick wallpaper is 100% removable, it's easy to and remove without damaging walls. It will last for as long as you're living in your rental, if not longer, and give you a sense of permanency without the commitment or worry about leaving a mess.

Hook and loop strips Velcro and other hook-and-loop tape brands have a double-sided adhesive backing. You stick the hook side to the piece you want to hang and the loop side to the wall. You can also remove these strips without damage to the walls when you move out of your apartment.

Not everyone is so against using peel-and-stick wallpaper, though. As a landlord, Dan McDonald, founder of McDonald Money Coaching, says that this is a great way to let each renter make the space their own. ?It is affordable and doesn't damage countertops, walls, or cabinets,? he says.

Your tenancy agreement should state whether you're able to hang pictures in your rental property. ?Most landlords will allow tenants to hang pictures, so long as any damage to walls, such as nail or screw holes, are made good at the end of the tenancy,? says Rob.