Before you start, prepare your work area. Good lighting and a clean, spacious surface will allow you to work more efficiently and prevent damage to your frame.

Let the surface dry completely after cleaning (about 2 minutes). A perfectly clean and dry surface ensures maximum adhesion and extends the lifespan of your installation.

Use a pencil to lightly mark positions before final application. These marks will be easy to erase afterward.

Ideally, place your frame at eye level (approximately 1.60m from the floor to the center of the frame). For living spaces, slightly lower placement creates a more intimate and welcoming atmosphere.

Use painter's tape to temporarily mark positions on the wall. This allows you to verify alignment before drilling and make adjustments if needed.

• For plaster or lightweight partitions: use special drywall anchors if the wall is fragile.
• For concrete walls: drill slightly deeper than the plug length.
• For brick walls: avoid drilling through joints between bricks.

Once your frame is hung, use a bubble level to verify it's perfectly level. Make minor adjustments if necessary by adjusting the hook positions.