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ideas for hanging large items?
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March 13, 2010, 03:06:14 PM »
I'd like to hang the Stitchopoly game on the wall, and am wondering how best to hang it without poking holes in the box. It's the size of a regular Monopoly game box. One thought I had is a really big plate hanger, or use heavy clear fishing line to tie around it and hang from that. Maybe a combination of the 2?
I also might want to hang the old Barbie and Midge doll clothing cases on the wall. They do have handles, but not I sure it would do the cases any good being hung that way for a long time.
Any other ideas?
Thanks!
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Re: ideas for hanging large items?
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Here are some additional options to consider:
1. Narrow (1.5-4 inch) display shelves. These allow you to simply put items to be displayed on the shelf. You can mount one or more of these shelves on your wall, allowing you to rotate your display!
2. Plexiglass framing boxes. Can be constructed by your local framing shop to hold just about anything. For things that would benefit from dust protection and that will not be rotated with other display items.
HTH,
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