Review on 🐝 Beehive Picture Hangers: Heavy Duty Adjustable Wall Hanging Kit for Mounting Photo Frames – Supports Up to 25 lbs, 12 Count Frame Hooks by Heather Shaw

, I had never seen this type of hanger fitting before and decided to give it a try when I received a new £10 gift. 10 photos guide you through the process. Art and where it leads. Note that I mounted this hardware on a hard MDF frame. It would be even easier to install on wood.2. Leveled the hive on each side and took a pencil to mark where the screw should go.3. Mistakenly used a small screwdriver and hammered into the starting point for my screws.4. Screwed into the hive.5. Make sure they were straight.6. Ready to go, measured the wall a second time to ensure proper placement. (Remember, measure 7 times, cut once! Thanks, grandpa!) 7. Found the middle of the picture, put the tape over the frame with a mark so I can see it when I hang it up and when I fasten my very small level to frame BEFORE leaning against the wall. It leaves small marks/holes on the wall after it is inserted, so you know exactly where to insert the nail in the wall.8. Use the included tool to insert the hanging nail into the wall.9. Definitely forgot to measure twice, insert rule once. I pulled out the first ones I put in and climbed 2 inches higher. (sighs) 10. Put it up and just like the video tutorial it wasn't up to date. One side held, lifted and straightened my image slightly. Looks great. Pros: It works exactly as advertised. I'm glad there were multiple sets in the box. Love that you can lay it flat and it stays flat! Very stable when hanging on the wall. Screws, dowels, orange tools - everything came in a sealed bag. Cons: If this can be called a scam, it took me a few tries to find a nail for the hive wall. I received it today and I love it! It works to ensure you have an artwork on par - my personal annoyance, my art is not on par. For those of us who read a book or watch TV, take a look and see distorted art? We then jump up and try to level it? This will change everything. Hooray!