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Picture Hanging Hardware"Now I know what picture hanging hardware to choose for my wall collection We did some search for you, and we came up with the most used picture hangings that you can buy and use for your wall decor. They are not expensive, and everything you see I tried for various artworks I have in my art studio. Choose the Right Picture Hangings!The pictures fittings you will use, will depend on the frame and mount of the picture.The wall hanging system has to be appropriate with the size and weight of your wall decor. Doesn't matter if it's a mirror, a painting, plates, a wall clock, or a wall sconce, you have to choose the right hardware. And that depends on the weight of your wall display and on the type of wall you want to display it on. If you figured that part already... Then, it's time to think if the hanging system will be decorative, or just functional. Take a look at some of the available picture hanging hardware:
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Check These Hot Tips When Choosing Picture Hanging HardwareHow to attach the wire on the back of the frame: Thread the wire through both eyelets on the sides of the frame. Using pliers, twist the ends of the wire together to form a taut fastening. If you want to avoid making holes on the wall - As an alternate to nails and screws in the wall, you can attached light and medium weight pictures using self adhesive removable interlocking fasteners. Did you find what you were looking for in Picture Hanging Hardware? Try the power of Google: |
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single picture hook - shaped brass hook that can be fixed on the wall with nails. To make the whole fitting stronger, the holes of the picture hook are done in such a way so the nails will enter in the wall in an angle.
double picture hook - same description as the single picture hook, but it's bigger.
picture wire - used to hang medium weight pictures. It doesn't stretch.
picture cords - knott the cord on screw eyes, and hang the whole assembly in the picture hook. Be aware that the picture cord can stretch.
screw eyes - they have a loop at the top of the screw, to hold the picture cord or wire
nails and screws - very easy, and economical. Simply fix the nail into the wall and hang the picture from it. For screws, insert a plastic wall plug first.
Lots of stores have available picture hanging kits.Most of them will have instructions how to use them, and the maximum weight the fittings can carry.
One of the most easiest picture hanging hardware to use, and the most inexpensive is the use of push pins. They can carry a stretched canvas painting that measures up to 24" by 24". I do have my own paintings hanged on the walls using push pins, so I can vouch for them! 
