Braided Picture Hanging Wire for Heavy Frames, Artwork, Mirrors - 100 Feet - Supports up to 30lbs

Description of the Product

The picture hanging wire provided is a high-quality steel wire roll that is 100 feet long and can support up to 30 lbs. It is versatile and can be used for various purposes such as hanging photo frames, wedding decorations, digital paintings, cross stitches, Chinese paintings, exhibition pieces, and more.

Product Specifications:

• Length: 100 feet (30.48m)
• Diameter: 1mm (0.039in)
• Material: Sturdy Steel
• Weight: 173g
• Quantity: 1 roll (100 feet)

Usage Instructions:

To attach the hanging wire to your artwork, follow these steps:

1. Cut a piece of wire that is 8-12" longer than the horizontal width of your artwork.
2. Thread one end of the wire through the hanger's ring, from top to bottom.
3. Pull through 4-6" of wire, then crimp it around the ring.
4. Pass the short end of the wire through the ring again, from bottom to top.
5. Slip the short end through the loop above the long end to create a slipknot.
6. Coil the rest of the short end around the long end.
7. Insert the wire through the other ring on the frame, crimp it, and pull tightly.
8. Adjust the wire in the center of the frame to create a triangle shape with enough slack.

Benefits of the Product:

• The wire is made from braided strands of galvanized steel wire, making it durable and corrosion-resistant.
• It can hold up to 30 lbs of weight, making it suitable for various hanging needs.
• The wire is flexible and easy to bend and wrap, while maintaining structural integrity.
• It is suitable for hanging wooden frames, mirrors, canvases, small projects, clocks, and more.
• The steel wire roll is long enough to meet your hanging needs at home, office, or outdoors.

Satisfaction Guarantee:

We offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee. If you are not happy with the product, you can receive a full refund. Please feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns, and we will be happy to assist you promptly.

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