I'm framing something small, aprox 5" x 11"... are these clips too big for me?
1477757
Due to some construction in my house I can't access the picture which I framed with the clips, but I don't think they are too big for 5" x 11". They should be fine.
1477758
Hi sticky ricardo, I looked at my framed picture and measured 5" for your project.It will work. You'll have 1" between the clips on the narrow side....I like this system and it will work for small things also.The trick is to string it tight, to not let the string have any give.Sincerely your handy craft fellow
313818
I no longer live at the resident that I installed the clips in so I can't give you the dimensions. I'm sorry I couldn't help you out with your question.
1714797
Yes you can, the clips are 2 inches in width and clip very well. They are small but they are strong and not bulky.
1298543
I use mine with the 11x17 q-snaps and they work great! Just check the side knobs periodically to make sure they haven't loosened. There is easy access to both front and back. Just a note, but you would need to use the 17 inch wide q-snaps minimum as the frame won't go down much smaller. I find that the 11x17 gives me the perfect working area
181234
I am honestly not sure, but I don't think they will be very useful for that purpose. The reason I say this is because I do not know how you will manage to get the clip itself to stay in place. I sewed them unto a track, and clipped the track into my hair.
2110495
to be honest I cannot recall the length of those screws in particular, however if they are too long you can always find a shorter screw at a hardware store that would better fit your frame. I used these in a commercial application and they work great, we were even able to salvage most when deciding to move the art around and reuse the hardware.
358703
These clips work well with 6 inch clay pots. I know this because I have the pots on these clips. Hope this helps.
105474
Unfortunately they're appx .75" deep. Def not the 1.5 inch deep you'd ideally want for hanging without frames.
631866
I used a hammer to attach clips to webbing and they are about 1/2 inch wide.Patricia Mertz
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Get the larger clip rings that are a little more than an inch. I got the 1 inch ones and it will not go over the larger part if the extension. This was a great buy for the money. I use it to hang quilts to photograph
141667
Hi,Dimensions are pretty accurate. You may have to modify if your walls are not square.
2265798
I have only used them for my 16x20 drawings but the sleeves seem to have plenty of space...I would buy and see if they fit into the sleeves. You could always return it
647532
Hey- I used this 48 inch one for a smaller poster- several inches shorter- and I think it actually looks pretty cool. If I could add a foto here to show you I would!
671937
I think it is to small. You may get it to work. Ive found most of them are very close in size but the clips are the trick. Getting them to work
2209062
Regarding these fitting on wire shelves: Probably not. The clips don't seem like they would be tight at all.
311011
Yes, but they will be snug. I would get a few extra just in case a couple snap. Have to say, though, thess clips worked very well.
907767
Just a thought (unless you have more than 48) -I understand they are posters, but with Exact-O precision, if you took off 1/8" from each side they would fit. If this is unthinkable, or the posters are indeed very valuable, perhaps you should frame them, or, as 'Carrie B' says get the next size portfolio up at 18" x 24". Of course if you want it to look nice, then you'd have to center mount them on 18x24 rice paper, or 'key' them back-to-back into a single leaf of combined poster weight paper (such as a 18x24 [70 lb stock sheet?] with a 13.25x19.25 rectangle cut-out in the center). Just a thought (unless you have more than 48) -I understand they are posters, but with Exact-O precision, if you took off 1/8" from each side they would fit. If this is unthinkable, or the posters are indeed very valuable, perhaps you should frame them, or, as 'Carrie B' says get the next size portfolio up at 18" x 24". Of course if you want it to look nice, then you'd have to center mount them on 18x24 rice paper, or 'key' them back-to-back into a single leaf of combined poster weight paper (such as a 18x24 [70 lb stock sheet?] with a 13.25x19.25 rectangle... » Read More Just a thought (unless you have more than 48) -I understand they are posters, but with Exact-O precision, if you took off 1/8" from each side they would fit. If this is unthinkable, or the posters are indeed very valuable, perhaps you should frame them, or, as 'Carrie B' says get the next size portfolio up at 18" x 24". Of course if you want it to look nice, then you'd have to center mount them on 18x24 rice paper, or 'key' them back-to-back into a single leaf of combined poster weight paper (such as a 18x24 [70 lb stock sheet?] with a 13.25x19.25 rectangle cut-out in the center). « Show Less