They stay together by the velcro in the middle.
How to hang stuff on walls without nails.
And it won t put holes in your walls.
Hang wall art with adhesive strips instead of nails.
Unless it s secured through drywall into a stud the weight of the hung item can cause the nail to pull out bringing a bit of drywall with it.
Nails have their place in construction but rarely work best when it comes to hanging heavy paintings photos or decorative works on the wall.
To hang pictures without nails remove any protruding hardware from the picture frame first.
Whether you re a renter a homeowner or living in student accommodation velcro brand hangables picture hanging strips are the easiest way to hang pictures of all shapes sizes and weights without marking or damaging your walls.
Packing double stick and masking tapes as well as sticky putty can all be used to hang lightweight frames wrapping paper wallpaper and fabric to the walls without risking the paint pulling up.
These come in sets where one side attaches to the picture frame and the other side sticks to the wall.
Put away your hammer and nails there s a quicker and easier way to hang heavy pictures.
The best part about using adhesive strips to hang wall art is that you can remove them from smooth wall surfaces without damaging the wall.
One set of strips will hold one 8 10 inch frame or three pounds.
Beyond using the tape to simply hang items consider using it as part of your art by placing decorative washi and duct tapes on the outside of your.
If you don t want to place any adhesives on your picture you can use adhesive hooks on your walls instead.