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Picture Rail Moulding Hooks Brass Dado Victorian Mirror Hanging Hooks Pack of 10

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Condition: New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging ...

Size: 50 mm

Custom Bundle: No

Item Diameter: Not Determined

Material: Brass

MPN: B6219EB01

Item Length: 50mm

Brand: Securit

Type: Picture Rail Hooks

System of Measurement: Metric

Pack Size: 10

Number in Pack: 10

Model: B6219EB01

Country/Region of Manufacture: India

Finish: Brass

EAN: 0611359172661

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At Charles Watson, we pride ourselves on being friendly and reliable, supplying the trade and DIY for over 100 years with architectural hardware and tools.We are available online and have a shop in ...

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by avenue31
17 Aug, 2016Most favourable review
It's an old-fashioned idea but it works.
Picture rails in a house allow you to hang mirrors, photos, paintings and so on without drilling holes for screws, hammering in nails or using blutack. All of those can damage your wallpaper or plaster and may then fall out because you hang a heavy thing on the wall. Picture hooks are better because you can move them without leaving a mark and, if your mirror for example has a strong hook or string behind it, they can carry a lot of weight before they bend. You could use one hook on top of another if you are worried about a heavy object on the wall. Some people rip out picture rails because 'they collect dust'. I put them back again because they are pretty cheap and easy to fit, you can paint them any colour and you can buy brass hooks for a good price on ebay. If the hook doesn't ... Picture rails in a house allow you to hang mirrors, photos, paintings and so on without drilling holes for screws, hammering in nails or using blutack. All of those can damage your wallpaper or plaster and may then fall out because you hang a heavy thing on the wall. Picture hooks are better because you can move them without leaving a mark and, if your mirror for example has a strong hook or string behind it, they can carry a lot of weight before they bend. You could use one hook on top of another if you are worried about a heavy object on the wall. Some people rip out picture rails because 'they collect dust'. I put them back again because they are pretty cheap and easy to fit, you can paint them any colour and you can buy brass hooks for a good price on ebay. If the hook doesn't precisely fit the profile of your picture rail, you can bend it with pliers to match the shape of your rail. Then you can hang your pictures and shuffle them about the walls until you're happy. When you get bored with the room, you can do it again....and possibly again. You can't do that with a hammer!
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by baab666666
31 Aug, 2016Most critical review
Yoo Lightweight for my needs. I remember handling much stronger ones. Perfect for light frames but anything heavy and you will need something else.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: cwatsonltd
by macsfreshstart
21 Jul, 2016
You Kept Your Picture Rails? So Did I!
Builders of the late 19th century and early to mid 20th century were no fools. Many homes built during this period incorporated picture rails, a timber moulding that was fixed approximately 16 to 20 inches (40cm to 50cm) down from the ceiling and ran the total length of the room walls. Fashions change and the picture rail lost favour, many were removed in the great home refurbishment boom of the later part of the 20th century. However, I and many others consider themselves lucky that their place didn't lose the picture rails. In my view they add character to a room and to the choice of decoration. However, their biggest attraction to me is the use of what they were designed for, hanging pictures, prints and artwork. The moulding picture rail hanging hook fits perfectly onto the picture ... Builders of the late 19th century and early to mid 20th century were no fools. Many homes built during this period incorporated picture rails, a timber moulding that was fixed approximately 16 to 20 inches (40cm to 50cm) down from the ceiling and ran the total length of the room walls. Fashions change and the picture rail lost favour, many were removed in the great home refurbishment boom of the later part of the 20th century. However, I and many others consider themselves lucky that their place didn't lose the picture rails. In my view they add character to a room and to the choice of decoration. However, their biggest attraction to me is the use of what they were designed for, hanging pictures, prints and artwork. The moulding picture rail hanging hook fits perfectly onto the picture rail moulding and provides a sturdy unobtrusive alternative fixture for hanging artwork etc without resorting to plaster damaging masonry nails and hooks hammered never with absolute certainty into plaster. I've even gone as far as making a bespoke bracket for a 24 inch TV and it also hangs and functions securely from the picture rail by 2 of the moulding picture hooks. A living picture, all made possible by these simple moulding picture hooks and a good old builders idea!
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by carolhall1947
10 Aug, 2017
hooks
just moved and there is a picture rail was very pleased when I found the picture hooks thank you
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by 3243ym
09 Dec, 2019
Wasted my money
Does not give the depth of the hook. The one on offer is for large ogee profile and much too large for modern mfg moulding rails, so I wasted my money. Unfortunately, like the information provided, the quality is pretty poor, IMHO
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It's an old-fashioned idea but it works.

Yoo Lightweight for my needs. I remember handling much stronger ones. Perfect for light frames but anything heavy and you will need something else.

You Kept Your Picture Rails? So Did I!

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Wasted my money

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It's an old-fashioned idea but it works.

Yoo Lightweight for my needs. I remember handling much stronger ones. Perfect for light frames but anything heavy and you will need something else.

You Kept Your Picture Rails? So Did I!

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Wasted my money

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