Because the brackets take a little of the guesswork out of hanging multiple pictures together – they let you slide them right and left (horizontally) even after the pictures are up on the wall!

Q: I am trying to hang a 75-pound mirror on a brick wall. I have 100-pound gauge wire (doubled), heavy-duty hooks, and ...

Toggle anchors with bolts are more heavy duty, holding more than 235 lbs. They can be installed in drywall or hollow concrete blocks, and cost just over a buck a piece.

I want to hang a large picture in my living room but I can't seem to find heavy-duty hooks to attach to the frame. My local hardware and art-supply stores don't have anything that looks up to the job.

For heavy frames, putting a nail into a wall stud will provide the security needed to keep that picture from moving. However, If you’re like me, you want to hang artwork where it looks best, and ...

For the cleat style, look for Hangman Products' heavy-duty mirror and picture hangers. An 18-inch version is rated to hold 200 pounds ($15 on amazon.com ). Shorter and longer cleats, which are ...

Q: I want to hang heavy artwork made of 25 Moroccan tiles on a stucco wall in our screened porch. I don’t want to damage the stucco. Can I attach hooks to the molding along the ceiling and hang ...

This generic set has what you need to hang up the basics—pliers to pull out a misplaced picture hanger, hex wrenches to tighten a towel bar’s set screw—and other light-duty tools to help you ...

It's possible to hang shelves without tools, screws, or scuffs. This will cause some minor damage to your walls that you’ll have to reckon with when you move out, but it’s an extremely small ...

Hang a heavy mirror on brick. ... look for Hangman Products' heavy-duty mirror and picture hangers. ... said the 18-inch brackets come with fewer Wall-Dog screws than there are holes.