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How to Hang a Thick Picture Frame
Ikea has these great one inch thick photo frames for $1.99 so I bought 4 for my kids' photos.
However, I didn't look very closely at them during my shopping euphoria and therefore, didn't see that hanging these was not going to be a simple task.
I looked through my toolbox and found some size 8d 2-1/2" nails and #8-10x1 plastic anchors. I popped a hole in the drywall by hammering an #8 screw in. I hammered in the anchor then hammered in the nail. I had to hammer the nail in to pop it through the anchor.
I found that if you don't hammer the nail all the way in as far as you need it, there's room for your hand behind the frame as you try to fit the nail head into the bracket. After you make that connection, gently push the frame against the wall.
Very easy, it only took me 10 minutes to hang four frames! If you try this, let me know how it works for you OR if you have another idea, please share~Happy Hanging!
However, I didn't look very closely at them during my shopping euphoria and therefore, didn't see that hanging these was not going to be a simple task.
I looked through my toolbox and found some size 8d 2-1/2" nails and #8-10x1 plastic anchors. I popped a hole in the drywall by hammering an #8 screw in. I hammered in the anchor then hammered in the nail. I had to hammer the nail in to pop it through the anchor.
I found that if you don't hammer the nail all the way in as far as you need it, there's room for your hand behind the frame as you try to fit the nail head into the bracket. After you make that connection, gently push the frame against the wall.
Very easy, it only took me 10 minutes to hang four frames! If you try this, let me know how it works for you OR if you have another idea, please share~Happy Hanging!
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