In normal use, picture hanging cables and cords do not mark or stain walls. Stainless steel cable and nylon cord hang straight down with little or no contact against the paint, so they are not the usual culprit. When people do spot a mark, it almost always comes from the back of the ...
Yes. A single cord, cable, or rod can carry several frames at once. You add one hook per frame, then slide each hook up or down to set spacing. The only real limits are the weight rating of the cord or cable and the width of the frames you are stacking.
How do you add more than one ...
Use two cables or rods when the piece is wider than 24 inches, when its weight sits close to the rating of a single line, or when the installation is tensioned between two surfaces. Two supports hold the frame square, spread the load, and stop it drifting out of level.
How wide does a ...
