- Strongest
Sawtooth Hanger Available
- Unbendable
14 Gauge Zinc-Plated Steel
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Mega
Sawtooth Picture Hanger
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Mega
Sawtooth Hanger
HWR-130
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- $1.25
- each
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BULK
PRICING: $1.19 for 12-24 • $1.13 for 25-49
• $1.07 for 50 or more
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ORDERING
INFORMATION
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Our
minimum order is $20.
You
may submit an order for less, but a $5 small order
fee will be added.
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Prefer
to order by
telephone?
Phone
orders accepted Mon-Fri, 10-5 (Eastern Time):
919-732-8364.
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Bulk
order items are not supplied individually packaged
in most cases.
bulk
pricing general
info
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Specifications:
Mega
Sawtooth Picture Hanger
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The Mega Sawtooth
Hanger is the largest and strongest sawtooth hanger
commercially available. Unlike standard sawtooth hangers,
which are intended for use on relatively light pictures,
properly installed this hanger will support over 100
lbs.
A full 3 1/2" long,
Mega Sawtooth Hangers are made from heavy 14 gauge steel
(approximately 1/16" thick). They are supplied with four #8
x 1/2" screws, but longer screws can be substituted for even
more holding power.
Be
certain that the wall nail or screw you use in conjunction
with this sawtooth hanger is strong enough to support the
weight of the object you are hanging, that it is in a wall
stud or is otherwise secure in the wall, and that it fits
securely on the teeth of the hanger.
For standard-size
sawtooth hangers, go
here.
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- Mega
Sawtooth Hanger Detail
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Instructions:
Mega
Sawtooth Picture Hanger
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- Lay the picture
frame face down on a blanket or soft surface.
- If only one
hanger is used, it should centered left-to-right on the
back side of the top rail, a little down from the top
edge, with the serrated edge of the sawtooth facing down.
- Use two Mega
Sawtooth Hangers for larger frames, spacing them apart on
the top rail. Make sure they are level with each other on
the frame (an equal distance down from the the top edge
of the top rail).
- Mark and drill
pilot holes before installing the hanger screws,
especially on hardwood frames.
- Use the longest
screws you can, but check to be sure they will not break
out on front surface of the frame. The #8 x 1/2" screws
provided are usually adequate.
- Make sure that
the hardware in the wall that the picture will be hanging
on is solid and in no danger of pulling out of the wall
under load.
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