PHS Black Sawtooth Picture Hangers, 1-3/4 in, 100 Pack, No Nails Needed

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Product description What You Can Hang with Nailess Sawtooth Hangers Hang small portraits, framed trinkets, or children’s drawings. Hammer directly over each prong until they’re about ¼” into the wooden stretcher. Perfect for light novelty pieces that liven up your gallery wall. Drill small pilot holes into hardwood to secure the prongs without a hitch. What is the proper way to install the Nailess Sawtooth hanger? Hammer lightly over the two built-in prongs—avoid hammering on the middle as this might bend the sawtooth. The prongs’ sharp tips will penetrate most wood frames. If installing on hardwood, we recommend drilling small pilot holes pre-installation. What is the proper way to install the Nailess Sawtooth hanger? Hammer lightly over the two built-in prongs—avoid hammering on the middle as this might bend the sawtooth. The prongs’ sharp tips will penetrate most wood frames. If installing on hardwood, we recommend drilling small pilot holes pre-installation. Can I use two Nailess Sawtooth Hangers on a frame? Yes, if the frame is wider or is a landscape frame. However, note that the hanger’s capacity is 10 lbs, which makes it ideal for small or lightweight frames. One centered hanger suffices and using an additional hanger will not increase capacity. Can I use two Nailess Sawtooth Hangers on a frame? Yes, if the frame is wider or is a landscape frame. However, note that the hanger’s capacity is 10 lbs, which makes it ideal for small or lightweight frames. One centered hanger suffices and using an additional hanger will not increase capacity. Will my picture hang flush if I hang it with a Nailess Sawtooth Hanger? It will depend on the type of wall hanger the sawtooth is mounted on. When properly installed, the sawtooth sits about ⅛” from the frame. This is a clean, narrow gap that, when paired with a headed nail or brass hook, creates a flush display. Will my picture hang flush if I hang it with a Nailess Sawtooth Hanger? It will depend on the type of wall hanger the sawtooth is mounted on. When properly installed, the sawtooth sits about ⅛” from the frame. This is a clean, narrow gap that, when paired with a headed nail or brass hook, creates a flush display. Can I use the Nailess Sawtooth Hanger on hardwood frames? Yes, but we highly recommend drilling pilot holes into the hardwood first as the material is not as easily penetrated as softwoods. Measure a distance of 1 ¾” in the center of the frame rail, mark the two ends, then drill a small hole into each spot. Can I use the Nailess Sawtooth Hanger on hardwood frames? Yes, but we highly recommend drilling pilot holes into the hardwood first as the material is not as easily penetrated as softwoods. Measure a distance of 1 ¾” in the center of the frame rail, mark the two ends, then drill a small hole into each spot. Will the Nailess Sawtooth Hanger pull out of the frame while the picture is hanging? As long as the frame or item weighs no more than 10 pounds, and the hanger is installed properly, it will not pull out of your frame. The metal prongs of the sawtooth hanger are engineered to grip wood substrates at a maximum depth of ¼”. Will the Nailess Sawtooth Hanger pull out of the frame while the picture is hanging? As long as the frame or item weighs no more than 10 pounds, and the hanger is installed properly, it will not pull out of your frame. The metal prongs of the sawtooth hanger are engineered to grip wood substrates at a maximum depth of ¼”. Perfect Size: Each hanger measures 1/4" wide by 1 3/4" long; suitable for various picture frames and art Durable Design: Features a Steel Sawtooth Hanger with a black oxide finish; ensures long-lasting strength and reliability; suitable for heavy duty sawtooth hangers and picture hanging brackets Frame Installation: Self-attaching no-nail sawtooth hangers for wood frames. Tap the built-in prongs into the frame with a small hammer; very hard wood may need pilot holes. Frame and Wall Hardware: These picture hanging sawtooth hangers attach to the wood frame without separate screws or attachment nails. Hang the frame on a separate, securely installed headed wall nail. Secure Fit: Prong or nail part goes 1/4" into wood; provides a sturdy hold for your frames; works seamlessly with claw hangers for picture frame and large sawtooth picture hangers