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3 Ways to Hang a Wall Scroll

By Matthew Lynch
April 7, 2024
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Wall scrolls are a popular way to showcase beautiful artwork, calligraphy, or even inspirational quotes. They can effortlessly fill empty wall space and add character to your home. Selecting the perfect wall scroll is only half the journey; figuring out how to properly hang it is equally important. To help with the process, we’ve gathered three effective ways to hang a wall scroll for you to follow.

1. Use a Wall Scroll Rod

One of the most common methods for hanging wall scrolls involves using a wall scroll rod. This method provides an even weight distribution, ensuring that your wall scroll remains straight and unwrinkled.

Here’s how to use a wall scroll rod:

a. Ensure your wall scroll has top and bottom rods already inserted; many scrolls come with these pre-installed.

b. Affix a string or cord on either end of the top rod.

c. Measure and mark the spot on your wall where you want the center of the wall scroll to be, then use a level to draw an even horizontal line.

d. Install a wall anchor or hook in line with the marked spot.

e. Carefully hang the string or cord on the hook, making any necessary adjustments for evenness.

2. Apply Peel-and-Stick Hooks

Peel-and-stick hooks are an excellent option if you’re looking for a non-invasive way to hang your wall scroll. This method leaves minimal damage on walls, making it suitable for renters or those who frequently redecorate.

Here’s how to use peel-and-stick hooks:

a. Purchase adhesive hooks rated for the weight of your wall scroll.

b. Remove any protective backing from the adhesive side of each hook.

c. Place one hook at each top corner of your wall scroll, ensuring they line up with one another and pressing firmly onto the fabric.

d. Measure and mark spots on your wall where you want the top corners of the wall scroll to be.

e. Carefully press the hooks against the marked spots, allowing the adhesive to stick securely.

3. Try Magnetic Poster Hangers

Magnetic poster hangers provide a modern, minimalist look minus any visible hardware. This method relies on two wooden slats with embedded magnets that hold your wall scroll in place.

Here’s how to hang your wall scroll with magnetic poster hangers:

a. Purchase a magnetic poster hanger set that matches the width of your wall scroll.

b. Separate each wooden slat into two halves by pulling them apart.

c. Slide the top edge of your wall scroll between the top slat halves, ensuring that the artwork faces outwards and that the magnets align properly.

d. Repeat this process with the bottom edge of your wall scroll and the bottom slat halves.

e. Attach a string or cord to either end of the top slat for hanging.

f. Position a hook or nail on your wall where you want to hang your wall scroll, then carefully hang it up.

In conclusion, hanging a wall scroll can be done using various techniques, such as using a wall scroll rod, applying peel-and-stick hooks, or trying magnetic poster hangers. Ultimately, choose a method that best suits your needs and enjoy showcasing your beautiful new decor addition!

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