Yes. AS Hanging tracks can be installed on brick or concrete walls and ceilings. Our systems are designed to work with a wide range of wall types, and the correct fasteners are included with most tracks to ensure a secure installation.
Installation on Brick or Concrete
Included hardware: Wall ...
Yes. AS Hanging tracks can be painted if you want them to blend with your wall or ceiling color. Many tracks already come in neutral finishes that work with most interiors, but painting is an option when you need a custom look.
Painting Guidelines
Pre-finished tracksSeveral tracks such as the ...
Forward tilting usually happens when the hanging wire is too long or attached too low on the back of the frame. Here’s how to fix it:
Check your hardware – Shorten the hanging wire or move the eye hooks higher.
Use Picture Frame Bumpers – These small pads attach to the lower ...
In most cases, AS Hanging Display Systems wall tracks should be installed flush against the ceiling. This creates a clean, seamless appearance and allows the track to blend in naturally, similar to crown molding. The only exception is the Contempo Track, which is designed to sit slightly below ...
The weight a picture hanger can hold in drywall depends on the type of hanger and anchor used. Standard nails or hooks driven directly into drywall usually support only 5 to 10 pounds, which makes them suitable for small frames or lightweight art. For heavier artwork, plaques, or mirrors, you ...
To hang a painting professionally, focus on balance, precision, and wall protection. Museums, galleries, and design experts all follow the same basic rules: use secure hardware, measure carefully, and position the artwork at the right height for the space. For the most flexible and damage-free ...
The main difference between nylon and steel hanging cables is their strength, appearance, and application. Both are available from AS Hanging Display Systems, but each type offers unique advantages depending on the weight of the artwork and the desired look.
Nylon Cords (Cables) ...
Pick the hook based on three things: the hanging medium you use (stainless steel cable, nylon cord, or rod), the hardware on the back of your frame, and the total weight.
Use this quick guide!
By hanging medium
Stainless steel cable
Use a self-gripping hook for fast, tool-free height ...
Nylon Cords: Can be cut easily with scissors. Keep excess length hidden behind artwork if possible.
Stainless Steel Cables: Should not be cut with regular wire cutters (to prevent fraying). Roll excess length and hide it behind artwork. If you need to cut, use our Cable Trim Kit for ...
