The curved blade shape helps distribute forces within the wall. In addition, the steel pins are hardened, unlike common decorative nails and many traditional picture hangers.
Yes. However, installing them into these may take more force because they are more dense than standard drywall.
Yes. It may take a little more force to push in to the wall though, depending on the weight and thickness of the texture.
Yes – if the patch is as strong as the original drywall. Make sure to follow the drywall manufacturer’s directions for patching. The spackle or compound may be heavier than the original drywall though, so it may take more effort to install in these locations.
The products will install in all 3 sizes of drywall. The products are designed for use in ½” and thicker though, so the weight capacity may be reduced in thinner surfaces.
Yes. Although, if one blade went in substantially farther than the other (over 1/4 of its length), the holes could be enlarged, which may reduce the holding power of the drywall.
Yes. You can lightly tap the product into the drywall if necessary. Just tap gently and be sure to stop when the pins are fully inserted into the wall so you don’t damage the drywall.
High & Mighty products are designed specifically for use in drywall, which is rarely used outdoors. If you have a garage, sunroom, or screened in porch where drywall is used, you should definitely be able to use our products as long as the wall cannot get wet. The integrity of the drywall will be compromised by water, which will reduce its holding power.
Yes. As long as the wall does not get wet, like in the case of a leak. If a leak occurs, the integrity of the drywall could be compromised.
No, these products are designed for use on vertical surfaces only.
Yes! The wall hanging kits include Readynail™ Sawtooth Mounts, which have the nail already installed into the mount. For kits that include d-ring hangers, the screws needed to mount those to a frame are also included in the kit.
High & Mighty products are designed to be used in drywall.
Yes – the weight ratings for High & Mighty products were developed for lightweight drywall board.
It is always best to make new holes, otherwise the wall material will not be able to support as much weight.
When it feels like you cannot slide the hook down any further and the hook feels snug against the wall, it should be fully installed.
Removal is easy! Simply take a flathead screwdriver, place the flat end between the hanger pins and wall and gently pry away from the wall.
All of the information you may need can be found at www.designedtobestuckup.com.
Please check to make sure that the mounts have been installed with the arrow facing up. The arrow must be pointed toward the ceiling so that the mount on the shelf can slide on. If the arrows are pointing down, they will have to be removed and reinstalled (in new holes to ensure proper weight capacity) with the arrows pointing up.
A little tilt is ok as long as the blades are fully inserted into the wall, as the hanger will most likely be covered by the item you are hanging. If you still have concerns, remove the hanger, move slightly (so as not to re-insert into the same holes) and re-install more evenly.
To help ensure the hanger is mounted to the wall as level as possible, we’ve included a magnetic level with these hangers. If you happen to lose the level though, it’s no problem – as long as the hanger looks level, you should be able to ensure your item is level once you hang it as these hangers are designed for use with picture wire which makes leveling an item much easier once it’s on the wall.
Simply grab the tip of one of the hooks and pull the rail outward/down.
The plastic piece makes it easier to install the mount by providing an even surface to push against when pushing into drywall. Once you’ve installed the mount, simply remove the plastic piece and store to use again if you decide to relocate the hook later.
No. The hanging wire could pull the two hangers toward the center, which could cause the wall material to crush easier. Always use a hanger with a weight rating higher than the weight of the actual item you want to hang.
Please make sure that you have removed the plastic insert from the wall mount. Once this is removed, the hook should slide onto the mount with ease.
The wall mount may be slightly off-level. Try lifting the hook and sliding it back down onto the mount, keeping it level as you do so. Stop sliding the hook when it is snug against the wall. If this does not remedy the issue, you may need to remove the mount and re-install more evenly before sliding the hook back on.
Squeeze the sides of the plastic piece and pull toward you to remove. Sometimes, it helps to squeeze one side of the plastic tab and disengage the opposite side from the steel mount. You can also visit www.designedtobestuckup.com; the 30 second how-to video for the 15lb decorative hooks includes how to remove the plastic piece.
Most lightweight frames include a sawtooth mount on the back, which is often placed very close to the edge of the picture frame. If the mount is too close to the frame edge, it’s possible that the hook could be visible when the frame is hung. The top hook on the 20 pound High & Mighty wall hanger is designed for use with sawtooth mounts so that the hanger will not extend above the top of the picture frame, ensuring the hanger will not be visible above the frame. The lower hook is designed for use with picture wire.
Removal is easy! Simply take a flathead screwdriver, place the flat end between the hanger pins and wall and gently pry away from the wall.
The curved blade shape helps distribute forces within the wall. In addition, the steel pins are hardened, unlike common decorative nails and many traditional picture hangers.
It is always best to make new holes, otherwise the wall material will not be able to support as much weight.
Yes. As long as the wall does not get wet, like in the case of a leak. If a leak occurs, the integrity of the drywall could be compromised.
Yes. Although, if one blade went in substantially farther than the other (over 1/4 of its length), the holes could be enlarged, which may reduce the holding power of the drywall.
All of the information you may need can be found at www.designedtobestuckup.com.
High & Mighty products are designed specifically for use in drywall, which is rarely used outdoors. If you have a garage, sunroom, or screened in porch where drywall is used, you should definitely be able to use our products as long as the wall cannot get wet. The integrity of the drywall will be compromised by water, which will reduce its holding power.
When it feels like you cannot slide the hook down any further and the hook feels snug against the wall, it should be fully installed.
Yes. It may take a little more force to push in to the wall though, depending on the weight and thickness of the texture.
No, these products are designed for use on vertical surfaces only.
Please check to make sure that the mounts have been installed with the arrow facing up. The arrow must be pointed toward the ceiling so that the mount on the shelf can slide on. If the arrows are pointing down, they will have to be removed and reinstalled (in new holes to ensure proper weight capacity) with the arrows pointing up.
Removal is easy! Simply take a flathead screwdriver, place the flat end between the hanger pins and wall and gently pry away from the wall.
The curved blade shape helps distribute forces within the wall. In addition, the steel pins are hardened, unlike common decorative nails and many traditional picture hangers.
It is always best to make new holes, otherwise the wall material will not be able to support as much weight.
Yes. As long as the wall does not get wet, like in the case of a leak. If a leak occurs, the integrity of the drywall could be compromised.
A little tilt is ok as long as the blades are fully inserted into the wall, as the hanger will most likely be covered by the item you are hanging. If you still have concerns, remove the hanger, move slightly (so as not to re-insert into the same holes) and re-install more evenly.
Please make sure that you have removed the plastic insert from the wall mount. Once this is removed, the hook should slide onto the mount with ease.
The plastic piece makes it easier to install the mount by providing an even surface to push against when pushing into drywall. Once you’ve installed the mount, simply remove the plastic piece and store to use again if you decide to relocate the hook later.
All of the information you may need can be found at www.designedtobestuckup.com.
High & Mighty products are designed specifically for use in drywall, which is rarely used outdoors. If you have a garage, sunroom, or screened in porch where drywall is used, you should definitely be able to use our products as long as the wall cannot get wet. The integrity of the drywall will be compromised by water, which will reduce its holding power.
When it feels like you cannot slide the hook down any further and the hook feels snug against the wall, it should be fully installed.
The wall mount may be slightly off-level. Try lifting the hook and sliding it back down onto the mount, keeping it level as you do so. Stop sliding the hook when it is snug against the wall. If this does not remedy the issue, you may need to remove the mount and re-install more evenly before sliding the hook back on.
No, these products are designed for use on vertical surfaces only.
No finish will resist water exposure forever, but our brushed nickel finish is the same type and quality that is used on bathroom faucets and it is water resistant. It is chemically bonded to a ‘primer’ base metal and will resist corrosion and retain its original appearance for an extended period of time if not abused.
It is acceptable and recommended to clean with a cloth and general cleaning ‘soaps’ or sprays. Nickel is a soft metal and the finish can be scratched by abrasives the same as your toilet bowl or fine jewelry can.
Cleaning with solvents like car part cleaners, oven cleaners or similar strong chemicals should also be avoided, (dishwashing liquid, 409, window cleaner or similar are OK).
Removal is easy! Simply take a flathead screwdriver, place the flat end between the hanger pins and wall and gently pry away from the wall.
The curved blade shape helps distribute forces within the wall. In addition, the steel pins are hardened, unlike common decorative nails and many traditional picture hangers.
Most lightweight frames include a sawtooth mount on the back, which is often placed very close to the edge of the picture frame. If the mount is too close to the frame edge, it’s possible that the hook could be visible when the frame is hung. The top hook on the 20 pound High & Mighty wall hanger is designed for use with sawtooth mounts so that the hanger will not extend above the top of the picture frame, ensuring the hanger will not be visible above the frame. The lower hook is designed for use with picture wire.
No. The hanging wire could pull the two hangers toward the center, which could cause the wall material to crush easier. Always use a hanger with a weight rating higher than the weight of the actual item you want to hang.
It is always best to make new holes, otherwise the wall material will not be able to support as much weight.
To help ensure the hanger is mounted to the wall as level as possible, we’ve included a magnetic level with these hangers. If you happen to lose the level though, it’s no problem – as long as the hanger looks level, you should be able to ensure your item is level once you hang it as these hangers are designed for use with picture wire which makes leveling an item much easier once it’s on the wall.
Yes. As long as the wall does not get wet, like in the case of a leak. If a leak occurs, the integrity of the drywall could be compromised.
Yes. Although, if one blade went in substantially farther than the other (over 1/4 of its length), the holes could be enlarged, which may reduce the holding power of the drywall.
Yes! The wall hanging kits include Readynail™ Sawtooth Mounts, which have the nail already installed into the mount. For kits that include d-ring hangers, the screws needed to mount those to a frame are also included in the kit.
All of the information you may need can be found at www.designedtobestuckup.com.
High & Mighty products are designed specifically for use in drywall, which is rarely used outdoors. If you have a garage, sunroom, or screened in porch where drywall is used, you should definitely be able to use our products as long as the wall cannot get wet. The integrity of the drywall will be compromised by water, which will reduce its holding power.
When it feels like you cannot slide the hook down any further and the hook feels snug against the wall, it should be fully installed.
A little tilt is ok as long as the blades are fully inserted into the wall, as the hanger will most likely be covered by the item you are hanging. If you still have concerns, remove the hanger, move slightly (so as not to re-insert into the same holes) and re-install more evenly.
Yes. It may take a little more force to push in to the wall though, depending on the weight and thickness of the texture.
No, these products are designed for use on vertical surfaces only.
The curved blade shape helps distribute forces within the wall. In addition, the steel pins are hardened, unlike common decorative nails and many traditional picture hangers.
Removal is easy! Simply take a flathead screwdriver, place the flat end between the hanger pins and wall and gently pry away from the wall.
Yes. As long as the wall does not get wet, like in the case of a leak. If a leak occurs, the integrity of the drywall could be compromised.
Yes. Although, if one blade went in substantially farther than the other (over 1/4 of its length), the holes could be enlarged, which may reduce the holding power of the drywall.
All of the information you may need can be found at www.designedtobestuckup.com.
High & Mighty products are designed specifically for use in drywall, which is rarely used outdoors. If you have a garage, sunroom, or screened in porch where drywall is used, you should definitely be able to use our products as long as the wall cannot get wet. The integrity of the drywall will be compromised by water, which will reduce its holding power.
When it feels like you cannot slide the hook down any further and the hook feels snug against the wall, it should be fully installed.
Yes. It may take a little more force to push in to the wall though, depending on the weight and thickness of the texture.
No, these products are designed for use on vertical surfaces only.
Please check to make sure that the mounts have been installed with the arrow facing up. The arrow must be pointed toward the ceiling so that the mount on the shelf can slide on. If the arrows are pointing down, they will have to be removed and reinstalled (in new holes to ensure proper weight capacity) with the arrows pointing up.
The curved blade shape helps distribute forces within the wall. In addition, the steel pins are hardened, unlike common decorative nails and many traditional picture hangers.
Removal is easy! Simply take a flathead screwdriver, place the flat end between the hanger pins and wall and gently pry away from the wall.
It is always best to make new holes, otherwise the wall material will not be able to support as much weight.
Yes. As long as the wall does not get wet, like in the case of a leak. If a leak occurs, the integrity of the drywall could be compromised.
Yes. Although, if one blade went in substantially farther than the other (over 1/4 of its length), the holes could be enlarged, which may reduce the holding power of the drywall.
Simply grab the tip of one of the hooks and pull the rail outward/down.
All of the information you may need can be found at www.designedtobestuckup.com.
High & Mighty products are designed specifically for use in drywall, which is rarely used outdoors. If you have a garage, sunroom, or screened in porch where drywall is used, you should definitely be able to use our products as long as the wall cannot get wet. The integrity of the drywall will be compromised by water, which will reduce its holding power.
When it feels like you cannot slide the hook down any further and the hook feels snug against the wall, it should be fully installed.
Yes. It may take a little more force to push in to the wall though, depending on the weight and thickness of the texture.
No, these products are designed for use on vertical surfaces only.
High & Mighty products are designed to be used in drywall.
Yes. You can lightly tap the product into the drywall if necessary. Just tap gently and be sure to stop when the pins are fully inserted into the wall so you don’t damage the drywall.
Yes – if the patch is as strong as the original drywall. Make sure to follow the drywall manufacturer’s directions for patching. The spackle or compound may be heavier than the original drywall though, so it may take more effort to install in these locations.
Yes – the weight ratings for High & Mighty products were developed for lightweight drywall board.
The products will install in all 3 sizes of drywall. The products are designed for use in ½” and thicker though, so the weight capacity may be reduced in thinner surfaces.
Yes. However, installing them into these may take more force because they are more dense than standard drywall.
Yes. It may take a little more force to push in to the wall though, depending on the weight and thickness of the texture.
