You hang a lot of stuff with those?I actually just finished hanging all of our pictures and art, less than half hour ago.
Before you begin, go buy yourself
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See what you drew on paper? Do the exact same thing, but on the wall and with masking tape.
stop asking questions and consider making a viewpoint.You hang a lot of stuff with those?
I think we have used a few, haven't fallen out yet.
You ever have em fall out?
It's about 50/50 taking them off without tearing paint of the wall.i want to get my damage deposit back
I am no hanging master...not gonna mislead the guy...he is very tiredstop asking questions and consider making a viewpoint.
I know you are good people.
The big screw type anchors can hold a fair bit of weightYou hang a lot of stuff with those?
I think we have used a few, haven't fallen out yet.
You ever have em fall out?
Yes please it is the layoutis this the layout you want?
just want to make sure and I'll give you nail ordinates....where do you want me to measure from? top left?
Thank you, that’s the layout.check my math.
Sorry, the wall has lots of height.@BJTT_Kiwi - your dimensions only leave 60mm of total vertical gap...that means your frames will only be 15mm apart on the vertical.
is that what you're going for, the "two stacked columns" look?
metric fits SAE, bro.I'd help but (A) @Filthy is killing it and (B) I only use metric after I've crawled under my truck with standard and after trying a couple wrenches on my American truck's bolt I mutter "fuckin metric bullshit. What's this world comin to" as I crawl back from under the truck to get my other set of tools.
They are loosy goosymetric fits SAE, bro.
just use metric wrenches.
30mm gaps.Sorry, the wall has lots of height.
Can go higher which will give more gap.
There’s another 200mm easy to play with (overall).
If you could stretch it to 30mm gap between the rows, that would be amazing.
Thank you