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Home›How To›3 Easy Ways to Hang a Masonite Board Painting

3 Easy Ways to Hang a Masonite Board Painting

By Matthew Lynch
November 3, 2023
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Introduction:

Hanging a painting on a Masonite board can seem daunting at first, but it doesn’t have to be. With the right methods and materials, you can securely display your artwork without damaging the piece or your wall. In this article, we’ll explore three easy ways to hang a Masonite board painting.

1. Sawtooth Hangers:

One of the most popular methods for hanging lighter Masonite board paintings is using sawtooth hangers. These small metal brackets are both affordable and easy to install.

Step 1: Measure and Mark

Find the center point at the top of your Masonite board and mark it with a pencil. This will be where you attach the sawtooth hanger.

Step 2: Attach Sawtooth Hanger

Align the center of the hanger with the pencil mark you made on the board. Ensure that the serrated edge is facing downward, then use small screws or nails to attach it to your Masonite board.

Step 3: Hang Your Painting

Finally, place your painting on a wall by hooking the sawtooth hanger onto a nail or screw that has been secured to your desired location.

2. Picture Wire:

Another common method for hanging paintings is using picture wire. This method works well for both light and heavier pieces, as long as you use a strong wire and appropriate wall anchors.

Step 1: Attach D-Ring Hooks

Measure one-third of the way down from each top corner of your Masonite board and mark these spots with a pencil. Screw D-ring hooks into these marks, ensuring they are facing inward towards each other.

Step 2: Add Picture Wire

Thread picture wire through both D-rings, leaving enough slack for hanging. Twist or knot the wire securely around each D-ring to ensure it stays in place.

Step 3: Hang Your Painting

Install a wall anchor at your desired location, if necessary. Place the wire over a nail or hook that is secured into the wall anchor, adjusting the painting until it hangs level.

3. French Cleats:

For larger or heavier pieces, French cleats offer exceptional support while giving a flush finish to your artwork display.

Step 1: Attach a French Cleat to Your Board

Measure the width of your Masonite board and cut a piece of aluminum French cleat to match its size. Attach the bracket to the back of your artboard, ensuring that the angled edge is facing upward and inward.

Step 2: Install the French Cleat on Your Wall

Hold the other half of the cleat up to your desired location, making sure it’s level and aligned with any other artwork you may have on display. Mark the location before screwing it into either studs or wall anchors, ensuring that the angled edge is facing downward and outward.

Step 3: Hang Your Painting

Place your Masonite board onto the installed cleat by aligning and interlocking both halves. Adjust as necessary to ensure your painting hangs straight and level.

Conclusion:

Hanging a Masonite board painting can be simple with these three practical methods. By using sawtooth hangers, picture wire, or French cleats, you can securely display your artwork and add character to any room. All that’s left now is for you to choose which method best suits your needs, gather supplies, and showcase your beautiful painting.

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