Installation Guide for Hanging Objects

These objects are heavy and must be installed securely.

If you are unsure, hire a professional installer.

Things that help
• Stud finder

• Level

• Tape measure

• Drill

• Screws and anchors rated for the weight

• A second person for large pieces

Each mirror includes French cleat hardware unless noted otherwise.

Step-by-Step

1. Locate Studs

Use a stud finder to locate wall studs.

Whenever possible, anchor the cleat directly into studs.

If studs are not available, use heavy-duty drywall anchors rated well above the mirror’s weight.

2. Install the Wall Cleat

Hold the wall cleat level and mark screw holes.

Drill pilot holes, then attach the cleat firmly to the wall using appropriate screws.

Check with a level before tightening completely.

3. Hang the Mirror

With two people, lift the mirror and lower the back cleat onto the wall cleat.

Make sure it is fully seated before letting go.

4. Final Check

Gently test stability.

Ensure the mirror is flush against the wall and secure.

Weight Guide

Small mirrors: ~4–10 lbs

Medium mirrors: ~8–20 lbs

Large mirrors: ~15-30+ lbs

Exact weight is listed on each product page.

Appropriate screws are included with the purchase of hanging items.

Safety Notes

• Do not hang from nails alone

• Do not mount into weak plaster without anchors (if object is over 10 lbs)

• Do not hang above beds without proper support

• Keep packaging until installation is complete

Concrete can chip if dropped. Handle well.

Professional Install

For large mirrors or uncertain walls, we recommend hiring a professional installer.

This is common practice for heavy artwork and ensures long-term safety.

Questions

If you need advice about anchors, studs, or wall type, contact us before installing.

We want these objects to live safely with you for many years.