Product Detail

The weight rating of this hardware is affected by the condition and material of your wall. The weight measurement is based on the holding power of the hardware nailed into studs in the wall. For heavy objects, use two hangers for added security. Select a weight that greatly exceeds the weight of the object to be hung.

Brand Information

Trusted Woodcare Since 1879™ A Maine Tradition

Product Detail

The weight rating of this hardware is affected by the condition and material of your wall. The weight measurement is based on the holding power of the hardware nailed into studs in the wall. For heavy objects, use two hangers for added security. Select a weight that greatly exceeds the weight of the object to be hung.

Preparation & Usage

Instructions: 1. For wood frames, attach rings to either side of picture frame 1/3 down from top. 2. Top point of the wire should be several inches below the top of the frame. 3. Loop wire through D-Rings and twist ends around the attached end several times as shown. 4. Hold hanger against wall. Insert nail into guide and tap gently into wall using light hammer strokes. To remove nail, turn nail head with fingers or pliers and pull out. 5. For glass mirrors place the offset clips top and bottom to hold the mirror within the frame. In wallboard and plater walls, dill a hole slightly smaller than the plastic wall anchors. Gently tap wall anchors with a hammer till they are flush with the wall surface. Then insert the clip and screw in place until screw is firmly held by the wall anchor.

Features

Holds 30 to 50 lbs. (13.6 to 22.7 kg)

Professional hardware needed for mirrors