Would it be safe to use these to hang a 24 x 36 framed print on a tiled wall? I've had the print for near 20 years and I'd hate to have it damaged.
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yes"" no problems""" but you must consider the weight of the frame'''''' let strips set on wall for at least one hour before usage....... "GOOD LUCK"""
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It really all depends on the weight of the frame. If it is an antique I would be very cautious before using them. If you do decided to try it I would use atleast four of the strips to make sure it holds well and let the strips stick for 24 hours before attempting to attach the frame to them.
343652
I did not have good luck hanging a frame about half that size on my tile wall. Mine was moderately heavy. The stripes held it for a few days then the frame fell. Other smaller pics have stayed up just fine.
343653
Depends on how heavy your framed print is. I use 6 on a 24 x 36 unframed canvas print hanging on a painted wall that's a little bumpy. We have 8 total hanging up right now. I imagine that it would stick better on tile that's smooth. We only had 1 canvas print fall that was hanging on the same wall as the front door. I assume all the vibration received from the door opening and closing caused ours to fall.
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no. the white ones are very undependable. the black ones, however, are awesome. what i do is join the velcro together tightly, then remove the tape from the side i'm going to put on the frame, one on each corner because, like you, i don't want to take any chances, and then remove the tape that will go on the wall and press hard to secure the placement. i prefer the black ones ... that would be my recommendation. Neither will damage the wall, in my experience, and they're easily removed from the picture, itself. but the black ones have a much more reliable hold.
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I've used them on brick (!), though it was only for one day. But the picture being hung was pretty heavy, and it seemed very secure.
1656406
I used 3m Command picture hangers. Use a large one and let the sticky part adhere to the wall overnight before you hang the frame. When you do move the hangers can be removed with no damage to the wall!
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I have not moved them, however I rent and was afraid of when I will have to take them down. So I ended up using those picture hangers by 3M to stick this to the wall. I know those come off easily. They are sticking fine even when full.
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use 3m command products instead. that way no holes in your wall. they are amazing! i even hang pictures with them!
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I have hung my photos (20-30inch) framed in foam board on wall for over 3 months and the strips still holds strong. There is no side of moving yet.
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I would guess yes because my walls are quite rough in texture which concerned me about if they would stick to mine, and they have with no problems. I do use 8 per standard poster size instead of just 4 just to have added security.
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No, I think this is meant to be for the long haul, and I would ask the home owner before putting up wallpaper because if the walls are older or not in great shape anything coming off may damage the drywall or plaster.
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These are held in place with adhesive backed Velcro. As long as the paint on the wall and window frame is in good condition it will not harm it when pealed off.
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I would say if the glass was smooth, then yes. I used them on a paneling type board in the shower (don't ask) that had a tile effect, and they would stay for a time, but eventually they would fall. If I reattached before my shower (or re-enforced) they were a good hold. I used on a regular plastic shower wall, and they held until I removed when I moved.
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You can hang them as is. But, I bought them with intention of having them framed.
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Not if the picture is less than the max strength of the hanger. I use this type for all my artwork, light and heavy, because they do not leave a large nail hole in the wall when removed. If you're uncertain as to whether it will hold a picture of 10-12 lbs, for example, use a 20 lb hanger. I have none of my hangers into wall studs. All my studs are stainless steel. I hope this helps.
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I don't think they'd be too long, but I'm not sure. I haven't used the screws. However, you could always use another set of screws, or use the command strips picture velco strips to hang it instead like these - http://www.amazon.com/Command-Medium-Picture-Hanging-Strips-6-Picture/dp/B000M3YGOQ/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1402370911&sr=8-2&keywords=command+strips+picture
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If you are adhering them to a very clean, flat surface, they should hold up okay. My concern, as you said, is if they get wet. I wouldn't put a lot of faith in them if they DO get wet as they're not really made for that. You could always use epoxy or a small screw to adhere them to the surface and that would likely rectify the issue of them potentially getting wet. Check your local home depot or lowe's, they probably have something better for your application than this.
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Honestly, it depends on how heavy the canvas weighs. If it is your typical canvas painting, then you should have no problem! I used these for my 3 (3x2) canvas paintings. The canvas paper covered part of the wood and I placed the strips along the paper. I positioned them high above the couches and they haven't fallen or moved in over 2 years. Hope this helps!
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Yeah I would say so ... They are very light in weight and small in size ( meant for a small wall space) so it may feel cheap but they are nice pieces if u ask me. They will be hanging on the wall anyway. The art itself is very cool and accurate to photo online.
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They will work wonderfully and you'll love the finished look. Anchor them well, preferably in the wall studs. I'm estimating that two will do the job, as evenly spaced as possible.