Hide this item behind bottom rail of frame and it will balance the distance of both lower frame corners to the wall, about 1" from the wall surface. IN STOCK
Hide this item behind bottom rail of frame and it will balance the distance of both lower frame corners to the wall, about 1" from the wall surface. It is particularly useful on larger frames, and to lessen the likelihood of the top of a frame to hang away from the wall. However, this is almost required when grouping multiple objects in a vertical stack from a single cable or when hanging a frame from a single tensioned cable. It is thumb screw actuated. The clever slotted design allows the stabilzer to be added to an existing cable, even one that is tensioned.
Only used when a wall object is hanging from one cable that is centered behind the object. For frames hanging from two cables, see our Counter-Weight Stabilizer, Cable.
This item is compatible with all sorts of frames made from most any material.
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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!
Hanging a single piece of framed art or picture frame is typically straightforward. While there can be certain aspects to consider when hanging solo pieces, the tactical aspects usually arise when attempting to hang multiple pieces in a vertical format on a single cable or rod. One of these is the Teeter-Totter Effect.
Frame Bumper can be used as a spacer to pull the lower corners of hanging picture frames away from a wall. It can be used to buffer the wall from hardware that may otherwise contact and mark the wall.
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