How To Hang A Large Mirror Without Wall Damage

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How to hang a large mirror without wall damage.

6 tips for avoiding wall damage in decorating on december 28 2010 by staff writer if you re looking for a way to hang a heavy mirror on a wall you may want to look into some of the most common tips and tricks for hanging heavy objects in ways that won t mess up walls or jeopardize stability. The double sided tape can support up to 10 pounds and is ideal for mounting glass tile and artwork. The toggle will open up behind the plaster or drywall like butterfly wings. Aside from eliminating the need for tools during installation the seamless material does not require punching a hole in your drywall.

Purchase both tsp and rubbing alcohol from big box stores pharmacies and online suppliers. Drill a hole and push in the bolt with toggle attached. Parallel to the lines you ve drawn but about 1 inch 2 5 cm inside stick 4 pieces of painter s tape to the wall. Mark where you want the mirror to hang using a pencil.

Start by applying a small amount of tsp or rubbing alcohol to a dry microfiber cloth. Cut the mounting tape to size you ll need two pieces that are the same width as the mirror. 3 use a stud finder to mark the edges of studs on the wall. Wipe down your mirror location with tri sodium phosphate tsp or rubbing alcohol.

Luckily for renters there are several variations of durable. Stick the strips of tape onto the back of the mirror. Another convenient way to hang a mirror is by using scotch clear mounting tape. Hang your heavy mirror.

Take a roll of fix pro extreme mounting tape. Use a level to ensure that the mirror will not hang crooked. Hold the mirror against the wall in your desired position and mark the top and bottom corners using a pencil. Start by preparing the wall by wiping it with a damp cloth.

Hang heavy frames with adhesives. But when you have a collection of antique mirrors and large brass frames you might need an alternative that is more heavy duty than duct tape. Set the mirror aside in a safe place to avoid damage while you re moving any furniture.