🖼️ Hillman Group 121110 Galvanized Picture Hanging Wire - 30 lb: Optimal for SEO Review

This cable works perfectly. The packaging says up to 30 kg. This oil painting is 4 feet by 5 feet and the frame weighs 9 pounds. Seems ok but I would have preferred a slightly heavier cable, maybe with some sort of supporting plastic or neoprene sleeve. I'm no expert on this but I had some trouble tying a knot on the ends as the cord frayed a bit. I used needle nose pliers to straighten the knot before tightening it. This painting is worth over $2,000. I have my fingers crossed that this cable…

This wire is ideal for 16x20 frames with prints in our photo club gallery. I used this wire with small picture hangers with short screws. The screws are the perfect size for our wooden frames. I made this picture hanging wire the right length for hanging landscape (horizontal) frames. I drilled two holes in the back of all the frames so that the same wire wrapped around the small picture hangers can be used for both horizontal and vertical alignment.

I recently hung 3 paintings with it. This is a thick wire, several strands twisted together. You'll need a pair of wire cutters to cut the pieces to length; I threaded it through the picture hanging hole and twisted it back about 2 inches along the length of the wire to secure it. Rolls up easily and stays securely in place. I hung two 11x14 paintings and an approximately 24x36 inch mirror and the wire held that weight with no problem. This roll only contains 25 feet. So if you need to hang…

the wire in the photo is braided. The wire I received is NOT braided at all. In fact, it hardly curls and breaks very easily. the wire is not thin. I've tried creating more twist to keep it tight, but even with pliers it's not an easy task. I use it for some frames but I will only use it for lighter frames and am hoping to find braided wire somewhere on Amazon. although the price is great (it was about $3 when I bought it) and again - it seems pretty solid. so strong that it was difficult to…