I have two wall pictures that I am constantly adjusting. Would these work to put on the bottom of the pictures to hold them in place?
1308045
Yes, I actually used them for similar reasons and a year later, I haven't ever had to readjust
1580864
They are a quarter inch thick. I'm not sure if you could, especially a standard photo frame.
1560434
Low wall, I would think it would work. I have seen these used to store crayons and markers at a school.
50077
For the purpose I used them for they were excelent. They held a nice bit of weight and they were adjustable. I still like them today. If the floor is sloped, there is a little play in them. However, they are not of real high quality. the plastic on the bottom was held with a screw. If the floor does not have a major slope; they will probably work.
599323
Yeah you could do that the pictures are stuck in there. You kinda have to force them in anyways
951833
I think these would be a poor choice for floating shelves. Z-clips are great for more shear strength needs. I used them to hang shutters. All the weigh of the shutters is close to the attachment point and the load is all vertical. I've also used these for oversized pictures, and wood wall panels. Shelving will have a load that is away from that wall and these will pull out. However if the shelves are lite, shallow and not carrying any weight of significance you may be able to get away with these as an option. I've hung floating shelves and structural attachment is a must.
1931029
these worked for me. I was retrofitting an old dresser to work as our kitchen island. I fastened them on the bottom of drawer and the bottom of the drawer casing. did not fasten to rear wall. not sure if that helps because there are so many different type of uses for these.
275132
They wil work for moving something or if it is just standing. If you are going to be moving it as in a kitchen chair you should use the adhesive.
2044328
No, I would think they'd work great. Just be aware that mine needed to be adjusted slightly before I could get a good picture.
1073752
They work great for photos if you're patient with them and get them to fit correctly.
1966932
I believe wall registers have a mounting to hold them in place. These do not. So, while it might work, but that's not the application these are made for.
524709
Yes, absolutely! I have two of these racks and both are attached to the wall with the simple brass hardware that you use to hang pictures. Use two hangers per rack for stability and you are good to go!
508900
I'm sure they would work, but they may curve. If you put them in vertically they might work better. But try it out and see what works! Have fun.
1032451
These will work but they'll slide around a bit because the sleeve is designed for a 12x12 scrapbook page. You could tape your picture onto a 12x12 piece of paper or if you're ok with it looking a little redneck you could put the 8x10 in, using a sewing machine to sew around the picture and cut off the excess. Yes they are enclosed at the bottom. You could also look at an office supply store for 8.5x11 sheet protectors.
658138
They might work as they are pretty hard plastic but the hanging piece of it is rounded on the top (to fit coat hangers) so it might be a little more wobbly than you'd like unless you buy two of them...! Hope that helps!
2014660
Probably too much weight for them but that would help keep them in place. I have them under my turntable to eat up vibration. They aren't slippery so may work for you.
1220787
They are designed for side. Don't see why they wouldn't work on the bottom, but the rollers are not going to provide full support.