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Hanging a Heavy Clock with Hang & Level
Whether you’re by yourself, or with a partner, hanging a large and heavy clock can be a real struggle! Since most clocks come fitted with a keyhole, it can be nearly impossible figuring out how or where to hang it to achieve your desired look. Admit it- we’ve all winged it just to get the job done, right? That being said, there is a quick and easy way to deal...
Hang a Mirror: Use a Screw and Anchor in One
When I’m hanging something heavy like a mirror or a large piece of artwork with glass, I want to make sure I can be confident that it won’t come crashing to the floor in the middle of the night. Can you imagine the mess a broken mirror would make? And who wants seven years of bad luck?
UTR Products Get a Cross-Country Workout
North, South, East and West; our picture hanging tools have really had a workout lately. For a warm-up, Tyler Ryan from WACH-Fox TV took our products to a Lowe’s store in Columbia, North Carolina for his DIY Painting and Walls demonstration. Tyler was definitely impressed when he tried our CenterFinder, Hang & Level, DécoNails and DécoScrews. He liked them so much that he wrote a full review on his blog, where he also championed our DécoHammer and AnchorPoints. Tyler’s bottom line: “All...
DIY: Make Your Own Sharpie Art
Wall art doesn’t have to be expensive. In fact, you can make your own without spending much money at all, just like we did with this project. This DIY wall art is easy to make, incredibly inexpensive, and fun for kids to do on their own too. Here’s the step-by-step: Time: less than an hour […]
When To Use a Déco Screw Versus a Déco Nail?
The answer is simple: screws are much stronger than nails. If the item you want to hang is light-weight, use a nail. If it’s heavy, use a screw. The rule of thumb is this: when in doubt, use a screw. The last thing that you want is to have your artwork tumbling off the wall. […]