Hanger for Large Wood Picture Frames - Set of 3

Whether it is a large print or painting or a mirror these hangers make leveling a snap. Uses two hangers on both ends of the item and then you can adjust for level. Nice with Monkey hooks.

Loved it

I was first introduced to these by a friend with a gallery, when I had a mirror framed.They are awesome because you don’t have to be exact with the placement of your nails screws. I was thrilled to find them on Amazon

I've only had these two days, but so far I love them. I hung a 29 x 23 inch really heavy frame and painting and two 13 x 11 ones that are not light weight either. The 3 sets of Buddies in the package worked well for both sizes. There truly are 3 sets in the package, though the description on Amazon left me in doubt originally. I was also concerned that the picture on the package showed 6 holes for screws in each corner bracket, meaning each set needs 12 screws. The package only contains 8 screws for each set of brackets. I found some small screws in the garage and used the extra holes anyway, though the 8 screws provided probably would have sufficed. Also, to install these tiny screws I would suggest a small hand-held power drill for pilot holes, and a battery powered screwdriver with a bit small enough to fit the tiny Phillips head screws. I'd hate to try to attach so many little screws with a manual screwdriver.

This is the second time. I have bought them. The are easy to use and make picture hanging a snap

Purchased framed item with this type hanger already in place, so had to buy system to hang it on my wall. Once I read the directions, I had no trouble hanging my picture. Attaching the pieces that attach to the frame had been done, but that appeared well-explained, too. Will use again, especially since I have materials for two more frames. Roofers recommended removing pictures so I had to do that soon after handing my picture. It was easyto take down and replace in its spot despite large size of my item.

Works great. Just put the included hardware on the wall in the right place (doesn't need to be perfect), and hang the picture and level it by moving it side to side.

Purchased 2 pieces of art that have double frames with glass between frames and therefore couldn't use a standard wire. Asked a friend that used to own a framing shop how to best hang; she suggested Wall Buddies. Wall Buddies rock! Easy to use and I am no longer leveling crooked pictures. Plus they hold the frame flush to the wall and look very professional. We even used a set to hang a king-size tufted headboard behind the bed; worked like a charm. Now the headboard doesn't bang against the wall.