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3 Ways to Hang on Stucco Without Drilling

By Matthew Lynch
October 4, 2023
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Hanging decorations, artwork, or other items on stucco walls can be a challenge, as stucco is a hard and durable material that can make drilling difficult or even cause damage. However, there are several ways to hang things on stucco without the need for drilling, ensuring that your walls remain unblemished while still looking stylish.

1. Adhesive Hooks

Adhesive hooks are an excellent solution for hanging lightweight items on stucco surfaces without the need for drilling. They are available in various sizes and weight capacities and utilize adhesive strips to attach securely to the stucco. To use an adhesive hook, start by cleaning the surface of the stucco with a damp cloth to remove any dirt or debris. Then, peel off the backing on the adhesive strip and press the hook firmly onto the wall. Hold it for about 30 seconds to ensure it sticks properly. Once it has adhered well, you can hang your item on the hook.

2. Outdoor Mounting Tape

For heavier items that adhesive hooks may not support, outdoor mounting tape is a good option. This double-sided tape is designed to withstand outdoor conditions and hold items firmly in place without causing damage to surfaces like stucco. Begin by measuring and cutting the necessary length of mounting tape for your item. Next, apply it to the back of the item following any curves or shapes it may have to maximize contact with the wall. Peel off the protective backing from the tape, then press the object firmly onto the stucco surface.

3. Hanging Wire Systems

Another option you can consider is using hanging wire systems specifically designed for supporting heavier objects without drilling into walls. These systems typically consist of a top bracket fastened to a molding or other horizontal element above your desired hanging location, utilizing tensioned cables or wires that extend down from the bracket for suspending your artwork or decor. Select a suitable wire system for your needs and follow the manufacturer’s instructions for installation and use.

In conclusion, there are several ways to hang items on stucco walls without the need for drilling, making it easy to decorate your space without causing any damage to the surface. Adhesive hooks, outdoor mounting tape, and hanging wire systems are all viable options that allow you to personalize your space while preserving the integrity of your stucco walls.

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