Adjustable Picture Hook

Also referred to as a Saw tooth hanger, because of the serrated “teeth”, the Adjustable Picture Hanger is attached to the back of a picture frame, usually placing a single hanger in the centre of the top rail with the “teeth” facing downward. The “teeth” allow the picture to be hung onto a single nail or screw in the wall.

The “teeth” in the hanger also allow you to hang to picture level by simply moving it to the left or right to achieve level.

Slotted Hanger & Screw

A large hanger with a keyhole-shape cut out, which can be used to hang heavier pictures and frames on a wall. Two hangers are usually attached to the back of the picture at the same height with the wide ends facing downward. Unlike the Slotted Hanger & Screw Large, this hanger is flat and would need to be bent slightly to fit over the screws in the wall.

Slotted Hanger & Screw Large

A hanger with a keyhole-shape cut out, which can be used to hang heavier pictures and frames on a wall. The hanger is shaped in such a way that it protrudes away from the picture, allowing it to be hung. Two hangers are usually attached to the back of the picture at the same height with the wide ends of the keyhole shapes facing downward.

Two screws are then attached to the wall, the same distance apart as the two hangers on the picture, in-line with each other as well. The picture can then be positioned on the wall by placing the wide end of the hanger over the screws and then sliding the picture down, locking it onto the hangers.

Single Picture Hook & Pin

A brass plated hook that gets nailed into a wall and onto which lightweight pictures and frames can be hung.

Double Picture Hook & Pin

A brass plated hook, similar to the Single Picture hook but slightly bigger and with two nails, that gets nailed into a wall and onto which medium weight pictures and frames can be hung.

Picture Hanger Unicorn

Zinc plated hook, with a hole in the centre, used in conjunction with the included Nail-in anchor to thoroughly secure it to the wall. Heavier pictures and frame can then be hung on the hook.

Picture Hook (3 pin)

Picture hook, featuring three small nails, which gets hammered into a wall and able to carry lightweight pictures and frames.

Picture Triangle

These hangers get attached to the back of pictures or frames, with the triangle facing upward, on opposing ends of the picture or frame, in-line with each other. The picture or frame then gets hung via these triangles onto screws in the wall.