Canvases are supplied with a coated steel wire to hang. Depending on the size of your canvas, you may require one or two hooks. Be sure the check your wall type and purchase appropriate hanging options where needed such as wall mates or anchors based on the weight of your canvas.

Does not come with a wire hanger. It will have 2 D-Ring style hangers to ensure that they sit flat on the wall. To hang, simply use either 2 hooks or screws that are suitable for your wall and the weight of the canvas. Measure the distance between the D-Rings, and place your hooks or screws the same distance apart on the wall. Take the measurements from the points of the D-Rings. Make sure the hooks or screws are perfectly aligned, then hook the D-Rings over them.

Metal prints are supplied with an aluminium hanging system attached to the back. This system will have a channel along the top that will sit over a standard flat head screw. If you are renting or concerned about placing holes in the wall, you can use the 3M Command Velcro Strips, or removing hooks for the appropriate weight.

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Framed metal - same as framed canvas.

Depending on the size of your frame, there will be one of two options for hanging. The most common is the coated steel wire hanger that is used on 90% of picture frames. This wire can be used with a number hanging options such as hooks or saw tooth hangers. However, if your frame is a larger size, there will be two mounting clips that attach to the frame. These clips are designed to be used with a flat head screw and allow the frame to sit flush against the wall.

Wood artworks have a unique hanging system that is recessed into the back of the piece, allowing them to be hung with a single screw, or two for larger pieces. As wood prints can be quite heavy, it’s important to try and hang them where the studs are located. If you are worried about weight bearing, it is also recommended to use wall anchors or wall plugs to better disperse the weight of the print.