Hidden behind the bottom rail of a frame to reduce the distance between top of the frame to the wall. Useful on larger frames or to lessen the top of a frame to hang away from the wall. IN STOCK
Only used when a wall object is hanging from one rod that is centered behind the object. Hidden behind the bottom rail of a frame and it will reduce the distance between top of the frame to the wall to about 1" to 1'' 3/4 from the wall surface. Particularly useful on larger frames, and to reduce the likelihood of the top of a frame from haning away from the wall too much. Almost required when grouping multiple objects in a vertical stack from a single rod. Thumb screw actuated. Two sizes.
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