What's the difference between poster strips and picture frame hanging strips?
50638
well fist off the poster strips are for "posters" lolz :) but the frame hanging ones are designed for pictures with "frames". The frame hanging strips have little hook/hangers on them that allow you to hang your pictures whereas the poster strips are just a thin piece of sticky like glue on either side that allow you to put up your posters and stick them on a wall. -hope that helped :)
1656406
I used 3m Command picture hangers. Use a large one and let the sticky part adhere to the wall overnight before you hang the frame. When you do move the hangers can be removed with no damage to the wall!
80778
I used the Command picture hanging strips and they work fine. The kind with Velcro for 8 lbs, is what I used. One on either side and one at the top. This kind
1343097
Yes mine is currently being hung by the 3M picture strips, i needed to add 4 along the top instead of only 2 put it holds like a champ.
1368762
I have hung my photos (20-30inch) framed in foam board on wall for over 3 months and the strips still holds strong. There is no side of moving yet.
55925
From what I can see nothing, I have one rolled up and the other hanging on the wall. Judging by the link you provided and the one I looked at I don't see much of a difference. Hope this helps!
1073436
No, they're two different style light strips.the only way would be to cut the ends and soldier the together..that's what I did.
317911
Just Hang-It! hangers would be PERFECT for two-sided posters that hang in the center of a room - visible from both sides and the Just Hang-It! rails really do not have a front or back and the sliding adjustable hanging tab balances the poster just right so the poster will not titlt to one side or the other. This is the item you need. Thanks in advance for your order. :)
1729639
I used mine to hang ceramic tiles from our European travels, and they work just great. Have not tried them for picture frames, but don't see how they couldn't work on these as well.
1949773
There are 2 strips, each 24" long. They are for the top & bottom of your poster. There are no strips for the sides, so the height of your poster can be anything. One strip has loops for cord that you hang it with, while the other strip goes on the bottom of the poster to weigh it down so it doesn't curl.
1269491
If the object to be mounted is not too heavy and the surface of neither piece is too porous. These are intended to attach lightweight things like posters, and, of course, the heavier the item to be hung, the more stickers will be needed. This may work, but the adhesive may cause damage to the foam, if removed.
2015361
I used flourescent thumbnails for mine. Tape would be the easiest though. Just fold pieces of tape and place on back of poster.
76306
Depends on how you put it up. My sister, for whom I got this poster, put it in a frame and hung it up. With wall putty or anything similar, I'm assuming the ease with which the poster sticks on the wall would depend on the putty.
1028238
They are rather heavy, so I use nail to hang them.....I wouldn't trust adhesive strips.
1945883
Yes. They're not like the nails you'd get with cheap picture hangers, but more like thick/long tacks (very strong) tacks. They do minimal damage to walls and can be easily pulled out if you need /want to reposition you frames for any reason. These hangers are the best for hanging art /photos flush on the wall. Definitely pay attention to the weight limit of the hangers you're getting - they range from 10 lbs to 500 lbs. The size of the hanger differs, as well as the length /thickness of the tack.
361803
Yes it's one strip. I bought a couple of larger ones & then hung this length wise to the side of the other larger ones. Loved it for small notes/pictures.
1299548
It depends on what you are attaching them to. The picture hanger would not be the first thing to fail. The weak link will be the connection between the hanger and the frame or the hanger and the wall. Don't figure on more than 2 or 3 pounds.