Match it to your frame, level it, and press. Then your done.
No second person holding the frame. No hammer waking the baby or bugging the neighbors
Slide the heads to match the hangers. Drop the nails in. Press. Both go in level.
The measurement comes off the frame itself. The second nail lands level with the first.
Magnetic heads hold the nails. Palm pressure drives them in. No banging.
Didn't think $19 would fix my crooked-frame problem but it did.
Didn't realize I could hang things while my toddler was on my hip until I tried it.
If you're renting and worried about losing your deposit over nail holes, get this. I hung four frames in my apartment and there's one hole per frame, not the usual three or four from trying to get it level. My landlord won't have anything to complain about when I move out.
I kept putting it off because I figured I could just do it the old way for free. Then I noticed I had four holes in the bedroom wall from one frame. Bought this and hung three pictures in half an hour with zero extra holes.
I moved in last September and had a pile of frames sitting in the corner of my bedroom since then. Every time I tried with a tape measure I'd get one nail in, hold the frame up, realize the second mark was off, and just... put it back down. Used this yesterday and got all six up in maybe an hour? Measured right off the back of the frame, pressed both nails in at once, done. My partner came home and asked when I had help over. I didn't.
I thought I'd just use a pencil but I always mess up the second mark.
I'm renting and they charge $15 per hole to patch when I move out. I had four extra holes from my last attempt at hanging our wedding photo. This let me do it once, correctly, with no hammer noise through the walls.
I bought this to hang frames without making extra holes, but the best part is I never had to measure or mark anything. Just matched it to the back of the frame and pressed, both nails went exactly where they needed to be. No pencil marks to erase after.
If you're renting and worried about losing part of your deposit to nail holes, get this. I hung four frames in my apartment last weekend and every single one went up with two holes, not six. My landlord does a walkthrough with a flashlight, so that matters. Also great if you live alone. I didn't have to wait until my boyfriend came over to hold the other end of the frame while I guessed where the marks should go. Just matched it to the frame, pressed, done.
Hesitated because I own a tape measure, but I was tired of patching holes.
THE TOOL THAT ENDS CROOKED
The one-person fix that hangs frames straight without a second set of hands
Slide the two magnetic heads apart until they match the hanging points on the back of your frame. The measurement comes off the frame itself, not a tape measure you have to read twice and convert. Drop a nail in each head. They stay put.
No guessing distance
Centre the bubble, press with your palm. Both nails go into drywall with hand pressure. They land the correct distance apart and level with each other because they came off the same rail. The second hole that is never quite right does not happen.
One press total
Press the nails in by hand. No hammering at 9pm while the baby is asleep. Works on drywall, gypsum board, wood studs, and nail-friendly wallboard. Not for concrete, brick, tile or stone.
Silent installation
Mounts with damage-free adhesive strips that hold the lightweight unit steady and peel off clean when you move. No holes in the wall, no landlord problem, no screws to lose. Perfect if you rent.
Renter-Friendly
Level the tool with one hand. No second person holding the frame and telling you if it looks straight. The framed things leaning against your wall get hung without asking anyone for help.
Hang it yourself
Know someone who moved in six months ago and still has art leaning against the wall? This is $19 and solves the problem they have been avoiding. Housewarming gift, Father's Day, adult children buying for a parent living alone.
Housewarming & Father's Day
You cannot reach behind the frame to mark it. The second nail is never level with the first. You end up with three holes and a crooked frame.
Slide the two heads to match the hangers on the back. Drop a nail in each slot. Level the bubble, press with your palm. Both nails go in at once, already the right distance apart and already level with each other, because they came off the same rail.
The two heads slide apart to match the hangers on your frame exactly.
Magnetic heads hold them in place. No fumbling or dropping.
Centre the bubble. Palm pressure drives both in at once.
Both nails are already spaced right and level. No measuring or guessing.
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Verified buyers hanging real frames in their homes.
Verified buyers hanging real frames in their homes.
Included nails rated for standard framed pictures and light wall decor up to 15 lbs. For mirrors, large canvases, or items over 15 lbs, use hardware rated for the weight and let the tool mark where the nails go.
The extra holes happen when you mark one nail, then try to measure and level the second one separately. This tool sets both nails at the same time from the same rail, so they land already spaced correctly and already level with each other. One press, two nails, zero do-overs.
No. You slide the two magnetic heads apart until they match the hangers on the back of your frame, drop a nail in each head, and press the tool against the wall. The measurement comes directly off the frame itself, so there's no need for anyone to hold it up while you measure.
The included nails are rated for standard framed pictures and light wall decor. For heavy mirrors or large canvases, use hardware rated for the weight and let the tool mark the positions instead. Always match your hanging hardware to what you're actually putting on the wall.
Yes. Both nails go in with palm pressure, no hammer required. It's completely silent, so you can hang things at 9pm or during nap time without waking anyone up.