No. AS Hanging Display Systems does not require a minimum order size. You can purchase a single item, such as one hook, one cable, or a single length of track, just as easily as you can order a complete picture hanging system. A standard shipping charge still applies to small orders, but ...
You can buy a complete picture hanging system directly from AS Hanging Display Systems, either through our online store, by phone with our customer support team, or through authorized dealers and professional installers. Buying direct is the most reliable route, because it ensures you ...
Yes. AS Hanging Display Systems tracks are built for far more than framed art. The same rail-and-hook setup that holds a painting will safely display a whiteboard, a wall clock, a mirror, quilts and textiles, seasonal decorations, and signage. If an object lacks its own hanging hardware, ...
Your artwork connects to an AS Hanging system through three linked parts that work together: a track mounted on the wall or ceiling, a cable or rod that hangs from the track, and a hook that grips your frame or object. Almost anything with a frame, a solid backing, or mounting hardware ...
The trick with an off-center wall is to stop trying to center anything. Balance the visual weight of the space instead: anchor the display to the furniture or the architecture rather than the wall's midpoint, use a grouping to fill an awkward area, and let asymmetry look deliberate ...
Yes. A room reaches a point where more artwork stops adding interest and starts creating visual noise. The usual signs are no blank wall left, no clear focal point, and good pieces disappearing into the crowd. Balance comes from editing and rotating, not from finding one correct number ...
The best way to hang pictures without damaging walls is a track based hanging system: one discreet rail installed at the top of the wall or on the ceiling, with cables or rods that carry the artwork. Every future change happens on the cable instead of the wall, so you get one small ...
Both layouts work, so let the artwork decide. Hang two pictures side by side when they match in size, orientation, or framing, and stagger them when they differ. Side by side reads as calm and formal; staggered reads as relaxed and dynamic. Whichever you choose, consistent spacing is ...
A nail or screw solves one problem once: it holds one frame in one spot. An art hanging system solves the problem permanently. You install a rail a single time, then hang, move, raise, lower, and swap artwork from cables or rods without touching the wall again. No new holes, no patching, ...
Yes. Artwork can be displayed with little or no wall damage using adhesive strips for light frames, leaning pieces on ledges and furniture, or installing a picture hanging system. A single rail carries cables or rods with adjustable hooks, so you can rearrange art as often as you like ...
