92599 liner instructions say to hang horizontally. I have always hung wallpaper vertically. Why ?
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Traditionally you cross-line, or hang horizontally, if you plan on wall papering and vertically if you intend to paint. I've heard multiple reasons but ideally it comes down to fooling the eye which is looking for vertical lines and/or not creating multiple lines of varying width under wall paper. I've found that cross lining our Douglas Fir tongue and groove walls allows more flex and less wrinkling as the boards contract and flex.
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I believe it is so the seams don't stack up. I used this liner as instructed and the finished job was perfect.
337126
i went to settings then all applications and found wallpaper but it won't let me change. Wish it was more user friendly (i.e. control panel).
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I used l-hooks into wall anchors. i place one under each panel and one above the two center panels. Then tightened to snug after screen was in final position.
694004
Can't help you. We removed our existing wall paper before hanging new. It goes up great and had no trouble painting it.
963102
Yes you can install horizontally. You have to adjust wire . And make sure first you check on wall to cover the empty wall hole. Basically design for vertical wall hole.
1250757
There's 2 metal hang tabs on back so you can hang it either direction. But they don't lay flat on wall do to size and the thin cardboard so I use velcro tape and all of my movie posters lay flat on wall using this method
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I'm not sure what that means. However, I have two of these. They were installed on vynil siding. The one on the front of my house was mounted horizontally. While the one on my back door was mounted vertically to go over two pieces of siding. They both look good no matter which way they are mounted. I get a lot of compliments on them.
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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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Harold: Bought my unit two weeks ago and just installed it last night. My desk too is up against a wall... and it works just fine. As you expand the unit for standing, the legs stay put on your desk but the monitor platform moves forward... so a wall is no obstacle. That help?
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The instructions say horizontal but I had to mount mine vertical and it still works very well.
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If you use the hook, it hangs vertically. Because it's gravity driven, it cannot be used horizontally unless you build a special sheath for it. Hope this helps.
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I did not hang it vertically. It looks like you could although I did not try it that way.
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You would need to change the direction of the wire that hangs it on the wall to hang vertically.
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It is not the one that shows it hanging. It is flush to the wall and is amazing. Sometimes I even turn it upside down just for a different look, the pots and pans hang great and it holds a lot. Hope this helped. The pic listed with the orange/yellow walls is mine. I just nailed it to my wall.
956122
Normal installation is horizontal. If you mean vertical, it would be a little unwieldy when loading it.
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If you mean does it put horizontal when it's vertical, the answer is NO. However you download pictures is how it's displayed.Hope this is the answer your looking for.
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I used Command™ Picture Hanging Strips. In fact I use those Command™ strips for practically all of my wall decor now. I love them.