Frame D Ring

Frames are traditionally prepared with a hang wire on the rear. This wire is often longer than it need be. There is slack in it by some inconsistent amount. When hung from a hanging system, this standard frame preparation will frequently cause the top of the frame to hang away from the wall, what we call face forward.

How To Manage Face Forward in Framed Art? Hanging framed art seems straightforward enough, right? A picture or art piece, a custom or ready made frame, a nail & hammer. Err ... well, scratch the nail and hammer. Picture hanging systems are the solution!

Since most of the population is familiar and experienced with hanging a frame from the hang wire on the rear of a frame, it is natural for us to do the same when hanging a framed art piece from a hanging system. However, that experience does not translate to a framed art piece hanging from two cables or rods.

D Ring are the ubiquitous method for creating an attach point behind picture frames or any other objects to be suspended. The D Ring are made by a leading supplier of framing hardware industry.

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