Depending on the weight of the picture frame, you can hang it to the partition with plastic anchors. Objects that are heavier can be hung from screws attached directly to the steel studs, which can be easily determined its position with magnet.

Normal to lightweight pictures can typically be hung using a picture hanger with a nail driven anywhere into the sheetrock just like in frame construction. Heavier weight objects will need to be hung by screwing or nailing into the imbedded web, one of which is imbedded in the block running floor to ceiling spaced every six inches. The webs can be located much the same as in frame construction using either a magnetic stud finder (find the screws), or a sensitive electronic stud finder. See similar questions...

I was wondering what to do when we have a wall separating the kitchen and the living room, we had cut out a hole in it, but now we want to patch the hole, what should I do? Can I cut 2x4's and insert them between the two cut 2x4's inside the wall? The hole is about 4' wide x 3' high. If it is drywall, it is straightforward to repair. Sister (attach), 2X4 to each side of the opening. See similar questions...

Yes. We recommend sticky putty that will not leave a residue (test on a small area before using everywhere). See similar questions...

You may use tacks and nails to hang pictures on the interior walls of your apartment. Sticky blue tack is not permitted. See similar questions...

Shelving can easily be fixed to rammed earth walls with masonry wall fasteners. Pictures can be hung using a nail, wherever your heart desires, as you do not have to find that elusive wall stud to hammer your nail into. See similar questions...

Most people hang pictures too high. The often-repeated rule of thumb is that the horizontal centerline of a picture should be at eye level. This is not particularly helpful advice since people vary in height, but an average-size person should be able to look comfortably at a picture without having to either bend down or look up. See similar questions...

It's easy to hang pictures. Just go to your local hardware store and ask for the picture hooks that are designed for brick or masonry. These nifty, inexpensive hooks work with a simple tap of a hammer. See similar questions...

Follow the basic instructions in our wallpaper removal guide for the type of paper being removed. Wall damage may be unavoidable. See similar questions...

We recommend using Draw-Tite over the damaged drywall prior to smooth coating with drywall topping compound. This should be primed or sealed prior to painting or re-hanging wallcovering. See similar questions...

Mechanically with drywall / gypsum screws into the polypropylene webs. Frequently an EPS compatible adhesive such as Foam2Foam is used with the screws. Question: How do you hang pictures? Normal to lightweight pictures can typically be hung using a picture hanger with a nail driven anywhere into the sheetrock just like in frame construction. See similar questions...

The BeachBarCam is mounted on a palm tree at the entrance of the Brisa del Mar Restaurant. Ask the staff there for details. For best positioning, stand about 10-15 feet (3-5 meters) away from the camera. If you want to use a sign to send a message, make sure the letters are drawn thickly (at least 1 cm / .5" thick), in dark lettering on a light colored, but non-glossy background (to minimize glare). Top See similar questions...

First of all, look to see if your pictures have hanging hardware and picture wire on the back sides. If so, all you need to proceed are Picture Hooks, a hammer and an empty space on your wall. If there is no hardware on the back of the pictures, you will need to attach Picture Hangers on the frames before you can hang them. If the pictures are old and the wire or hardware looks rusty, loose or broken, now is an excellent time to replace this material with new hardware. See similar questions...

Absolutely. Picture hanging is not difficult. However, you will need to take accurate measurements and be able to use simple tools. Picture hanging will often go smoother and be more enjoyable if you can enlist a second pair of hands and eyes to assist you. See similar questions...

For basic hook & wire hanging you will need at a minimum a hammer, a retractable steel tape (at least 6' long, 10' or 12' is better) and an ordinary #2 pencil. Very useful to have on hand but not absolutely necessary in every hanging circumstance are a set of screwdrivers, a power drill with drill bits and screwdriver bits, an awl, a small "torpedo" type level, a simple calculator and masking tape. See similar questions...

Humidity is an enemy of artwork, especially paper artwork, and a shower can produce a lot of humidity. If you must hang pictures in a bathroom with a shower, make sure that the artwork is inexpensive or replaceable. Also, consider using acrylic instead of glass for pictures in bathrooms. Broken glass and bare feet are not a good combination. Metal frames tend to stand up better than wood frames in high humidity environments. Inspect bathroom pictures from time to time. See similar questions...

If you have a slanted or angled wall on which you want to hang framed pictures, consider using our Lock-In Security Hangers to attach the frame flush to the wall. The hanging process can be a little tricky on a slanted wall because you are working against gravity--a second pair of hands is usually needed--but once the frame is properly secured it will be held in place against the wall surface. See similar questions...

Yes. We recommend sticky putty that will not leave a residue (test on a small area before using everywhere). Drilling holes is not permitted. See similar questions...

Easy! All you need is a drill & a masonry bit of the appropriate size. Drill in through the plaster with the drill bit, and then you can put your screw right into the wall. Actually, we've used a cordless drill & have driven screws directly through a finish plaster and into the masonry below without pre-drilling for hanging pictures, and that worked fine. See similar questions...