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  The HL hook is a strong yet simple hook to use, inside the hook there is a three ball-bearing system that grips the hanger as soon as you let go of the button. Also due to this ball-bearing mechanism the more weight you add to the hook, the tighter it grips. The hook itself holds 20kgs on the steel hanger, this weight restriction is of course doubled when you are using two hooks per picture, check the hanger that you are using has the correct weight restriction also as some systems have a lesser rating on their hangers. This...

  The HM / Stas smartspring hook is the simplest hook on the market, there are no moving parts to wear out and it locks itself on the nylon / perlon hangers with it's return spring action. The hook itself holds 4kgs on the nylon / perlon hanger meaning that you can hang up to 8kgs using two of them on one picture. For a majority of pictures this will be a great choice, easy to use and adjust by the millimeter.

  The HC hook is the only manual 'thumb-screw' hook that we sell, there are a few still around but they have been largely superseeded by the self-locking range we have available. This is a small solid hook which gives a user the ability to control how tight they need the screw. The hook itself holds 5kgs on the nylon / perlon hanger meaning that you can hang up to 10kgs using two of them on one picture. For a majority of pictures this will be a great choice, easy to use and adjust by the millimeter.

Of course you can frame them but what if you want to refresh a space with an evolving display of posters. It may be that your office function rooms hold training sessions with different themes on different days, it may be that your son’s posters of his favourite show need replacing with something a little more grown up. Posters are generally used because they can be taken down, rolled up and reused when they need to be and we have a couple of ways that you can hang them on your beautiful walls without repeated damage. Postersnap - This is a...

If you live in a house with really high walls or more than one floor, unless you rely souly on a lift you'll probably have a stairwell. Usually stairwells have at least one vast, high wall and due to the challenging arrangement of ladders that boggle the mind when considering how to use this valuable space it is likely to remain blank. To art hanging, picture hanging or displaying sculptures in these areas you can of course use a picture hanging system which will ease the pain, but which one? We have put together some suggestions for you to make...