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Wall Mounting and Humidity: Be Aware of the Risks of Mold
Humidity compromises fixings and promotes mold growth behind artworks. Sufficient ventilation, stainless materials, and wall spacing preserve installation. Humid rooms require special precautions t...

Installing a Painting on a Brick or Stone Wall: Precautions to Take
Brick or stone walls require carbide drill bits and a progressive approach to avoid cracking. Chemical anchors or special masonry expansion anchors offer the best hold. Choosing the location avoids...

Hanging Multiple Pictures in a Straight Line Without a Laser Level: A Visual Method
Aligning multiple pictures without a level is possible thanks to the paper template technique that replicates the fixings. This visual method uses architectural elements as references and allows fo...

Hanging a Large Artwork in a Staircase: A Technical Guide
Installing artworks in a staircase combines challenges of height, inclination, and accessibility. The installation height follows the vanishing line of the steps for a harmonious effect. Fixings mu...

Installing an acrylic glass artwork on a fragile partition wall
Glass or plexiglass artworks are heavier than they appear and require fixings suitable for thin partition walls. Distributing the weight over several points and using special anchors prevent collap...

Wall art and concrete walls: mistakes to avoid when drilling
Drilling a concrete wall requires an appropriate concrete drill bit and a percussion drill to avoid cracks. Chemical anchors or special concrete expansion anchors offer the best hold. Incorrect tec...

Which mounting system to choose according to the weight of the artwork?
The choice of fixing depends directly on the weight of the artwork: adhesive hooks up to 2kg, expanding wall plugs for 5-10kg, reinforced fixings beyond that. An incorrect assessment of the weight ...