We can't get the pictures to hang easily from the attached hardware. Exactly how is this easy hanging?
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Guys, If you use the 3M scotch velcro stripe you can remove them without marks or glue and holes on your wall and you can pull the picture off the wall without messing up anything including the picture and they re-stick without replacing the stripes so you can try, try again to line them. P.S Use a leveler and a #2 pencil just to hang them straight. mark the top of the picture for height and the side for straightness. Good Luck!
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Very easy. Just hang the highest piece first then place the next one on the wall at the proper height to align the picture combination, allowing about one inch of space between pictures. Make a small pencil mark on the wall at the top of the picture you are about to hang. Move the second piece away from the wall and hammer a small nail in the wall below the pencil mark being sure to place the nail the same distance below the pencil mark as the hanger is below the top of the picture. Repeat for the other two
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Had the same issue..I just used a little thicker small nail..place the higher middle piece 1st, then kine up the other middle piece and move along...I did it with my husband so it was a little easier.
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I had two possibilities get it laminated so the paper is protected and then use dbl sided tape or glue the strips that posters are hung with . Going to try the latter F. Griffin
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I used two small picture hangers (rather than the included hardware) to mount it on the wall. I can easily lift it off to clean behind the rack.
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Mine is hanging from the ceiling in my daughters room off an S hook, which makes it at a great height. I took pictures for you but can't figure out how to attach it to this.
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It is heavy but I used the Command Strips for picture hanging and it worked perfectly. Just make sure you use at least 4 on each side. Hope this helps.
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There are little holes that on the backs of the speakers that are meant for a screw head. Just screw a screw (or hammer a nail) into the wall and hang the speakers. Super easy-- Just like a picture frame.
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Shawn, it was a bit difficult to get my things to hang at first. I find that slipping the paper in the opening then moving it slightly to one side helped. Once I "got the hang of it", it's become easier and I like the way it holds without my having to use push pins to hold paper as I have young grandchildren and wanted this to display their artwork. Hope this helps.
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Greetings! It hangs easily with no extra screws. I plan to get another one at some point. Hope this helps!
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although I love it, it does not come with anyway of hanging it. I used picture wire and connected it to each side.
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Hanging is sufficient, however it tends to slide from side to side. Attaching screws will help
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I wouldn't recommend that. A picture stays in place without much resistance. You'll be bumping and pulling on this. Pick up a small set of tile drill bits and screw it into the wall with plastic anchors.
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I have two of those hangup stuff thingies. Here's a picture: http://i.imgur.com/8lqbFWP.jpg
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In one of the photos they have several hanging on the wall, so I think that it was made to hang on the wall too. Try it.
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Its very simple. You figure out the best area you want to place it. Then just slide the hangers over the top of the shelf. I love mine!
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I don't understand your question. How would you prefer to hang it? It is a spiral-bound paper calendar with a hole at the center top.
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I used the Command picture hanging strips and they work fine. The kind with Velcro for 8 lbs, is what I used. One on either side and one at the top. This kind
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We had a "handy-woman" friend hang ours and she used two tiny wood screws in the back of the upper frame, then ran picture hanging wire from one to the other. Not sure exactly what type of screw went into the wall, I think maybe one with a plastic anchor over it.