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Hanging Instructions

Finding the right image for your space can be challenging and hanging it correctly can be even more difficult. Best practice is to hang a single piece of artwork at eye level, usually around 60 inches from center of the image height to the floor. If you're hanging above furniture, the bottom of the frame should be 6-8 inches above the feature.

Hanging Guides

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HANGING SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT BY AN EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONAL. THESE GUIDES ARE PROVIDED AS INFORMATION ONLY.

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Recess Mount

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Detailed illustration showing how to properly engage hanging hardware with recess mount fine art photographs
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Wall Cleats

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HANGING SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT BY AN EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONAL. THESE GUIDES ARE PROVIDED AS INFORMATION ONLY.

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D- Ring

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Illustrating of D-ring hardware used on Peter Lik Fine Art photographs when framed in wooden frames
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