Use sawtooth hangers for small, light frames, roughly under 15 pounds, where the frame is too thin for D rings and the piece will not be moved often. Avoid them for mirrors, heavy or valuable art, and anything that needs to hang perfectly level, since a sawtooth carries everything on one ...
It depends on the frame size, weight, and how you plan to hang it. For small, lightweight frames, a sawtooth hanger can be quick and tidy. For larger or heavier artwork, a properly placed pair of D-rings or picture hangers is usually the better choice.
If you use a picture hanging system with a ...
