Hangman APT-18 Electrical Distribution Products 🔌 - 18 Inch, 1 Unit by Hangman Products Review

This hanger is much smaller than I expected but can hold up to 50 pounds! I probably installed it myself, but I had someone help me. It perfectly holds the canvas I hung. One level is included so you know it's at the perfect level. They have thought of everything and put together a great set. The price was great too.

Wow, I'm glad I discovered this product! We were afraid to hang our heavy bathroom mirrors on those flimsy hooks in the back until I found the hangman. We removed the old hardware and attached this in its place. I can't believe how incredibly easy it was to use. Just find your spot on the wall, add a nail, make sure it's level, and bam! It looks perfect! I've used them myself with no problems (like a 5ft petite woman!)

French planks are great because they spread the load across the width of the plank rather than concentrating on a single attachment point. This bar is better than others because the weight sits in a J-channel on the brace, much like a coat hook. In other designs, the weight rests on the strut more like a spatula, effectively pushing the two pieces apart. Another nice feature of this brace is the reduced height due to the J-channel design. This isn't usually a problem, but I use it to hang an…

Do you want to make it easier to hang a large or heavy mirror, paint, wall headboard, etc.? This set is for you. I used it to mount a large framed mirror that weighs 46 pounds. It turned a two person job into a one person job and only took about 20 minutes. The wall board comes with a spirit level so you only need to measure the height: drive in the first nail in the middle, then level the wall board and then drive it in. Nail the nails at the end, making sure the wallboard stays level, just…

I spent hundreds of dollars and hundreds of hours selecting and purchasing large custom picture frames until I found these hanging frame mounting brackets. My walls and my patience. This However, hanging picture frames isn't easy, but anyone who comes up with the idea of using small nails in combination with a tiny built-in spirit level to level the wall brackets is doggystyle.Life is beautiful.

When you receive this item you will find that it is thin. There is some flexibility. IT IS OK. Once you put this to the back Screwing your item and nailing it to the wall is very secure.I got the longest version for the apartment.I made two headboards and both were quite heavy and long.One weighed about 50 pounds the other about 60-70 pounds. I wanted to make sure that something like that wouldn't come off the wall. But I also didn't want to put a bunch of screws in the studs like you would…