Taskar Heavy Duty Picture & Mirror Hanger Z Bar 450mm 18" + Easy Level

Ideal for heavy pictures, framed mirrors or headboards etc. Good value and you can interchange different lengths for flexibility. Spreads load well and securely on any wall type. This is a repeat purchase for me - originals used for wall mounted seat backrest

Whilst these take a bit more effort than just hanging on a single screw, the weight distribution is far superior. We used it for a very heavy mirror, and it came with the added bonus of sitting very flush against the wall rather than hanging out slightly (as it did previously when hung with a screw attachment). They come with a spirit level included in the package, which is really useful as it just clips onto the top of the rail and doesn’t fall off Recommended.

I have an incredibly heavy metal framed mirror that I've had for a lot of years. It actually fell off the wall at my previous house, but survived.. I then moved to this house 11 years ago and it fell off the wall above the fireplace one night at THIS house... and survived but did make a dent in the floor where it landed. Basically it's so heavy that regardless as to what picture wire or nylon picture cord you use, it eventually gives way and down it comes. I have two dogs now and one of them often sleeps in the bed below the mirror so it was hugely important that the mirror does NOT fall again.. My handyman Paul suggested these brackets.. So far, so good! Easy to fit. Seem to do the job.

Got this to mount a large mirror over my fireplace. It was exactly what I wanted and didn't take long to put up. It was easy to line up the top rail on the mirror and I used a torpedo level to line up the bottom rail. Accurate alignment is critical because there is no adjustment once it is up. However, I don't have any fear that the mirror will fall off the wall. Deducted one star because the heads of the screws supplied to go into the frame were so small they passed through the slots in the hanger. In practice, the small variations in positioning the pilot holes for the screws means that in practice they don't pull through but it was still a concern when you are trying to be as precise as possible.

I needed to box in pipes above a replacement boiler. I did not want the box to rest on top of the boiler and it had to be easy to remove for servicing and access to pipework. Using a French cleat meant I could run the connector the full width of the box and fit it flush with the wall making the box both very secure and easy to lift on and off. These did the job exactly as I had hoped. They are rated for a much greater weight than a batten and plywood box and are remarkable simple to install. Leveling up the picture, mirror or in my case, box, is simply a case of lining up with the top edge on the object you are hanging then installing the wall fitting at the height you want initially by just fixing by the centre hole, or if an even number a hole near the centre. Attach the included spirit level then make sure the fitting is level to mark the other holes for drilling and fixing. There is likely to be enough room to swivel the fixing without the need to remove it to give access to drill and plug the rest of the holes. Having used French cleats for the first time it was a bit of a revelation. I will accept picture hooks and masonry nails are quicker, easier and cheaper, but the fact the nails are often easy to pull out when redecorating is a bit concerning and unless you want the wires showing the pictures lean out from the wall. Anything heavy means a double hanger and that is best screwed rather than nailed to the wall for safety. These are rated to hold 40 kilos which I suspect would straighten the hook on most cheap picture hooks. These cleats are virtually guaranteed safety, hold considerable weight with whatever you are hanging resting flush to the wall. Whatever you are hanging is simple to mount and dismount without having to engage any wire and will always hang your work of art, or boiler pipe cover, level with no nudging left and right and stepping back to judge by eye. I will be using more of the hangers for a mirror in a large wooden frame and a couple of large pictures when rooms are redecorated and are now my go to fixing for hanging anything on a wall.

A French cleat is the best and easiest way to hang a heavy mirror or picture. This hanger was super easy to install and also comes with a small spirit level. Once in position it is easy to move the item slightly to the left or right for perfect placement. Would highly recommend this item.

Had a very heavy oak framed mirror to hang and someone suggested this type of fitting. I ordered it, it arrived and I used it no worries. Great product, although I did have to use better stronger raw plugs.

The mini slide on spirit level made the job of drilling holes in the correct spot an easy one. A sturdy mirror hanger that will hold a heavier mirror. We are very pleased with this purchase.

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Parfait! Supporte un miroir de 30 kg. A recommander pour des objets lourds

Ich habe diese Profile genutzt um damit eine selbst gebaute Garderobe zu befestigen. Diese besteht aus einem Brett ca. 90cm mit 5 zersägten Kleiderbügeln. Dank der Schienen ließ sich diese einfach und stabil befestigen, ohne, dass man etwas von der Befestigung sieht. Die Schiene ist nahe der oberen Brettkante. Die untere Kante habe ich mit Filz Bodenschonern auf Abstand gebracht. Die mitgelieferten Schrauben und Dübel habe ich natürlich entsorgt und Markenware verwendet. Das mache ich aber eigentlich bei allen Teilen. Ich verstehe nicht worin das Problem liegt entweder gar keine Schrauben und Dübel mitzuliefern und die Umwelt zu schonen oder eben solche, die auch den Eindruck erwecken verwendbar zu sein.

Exactly what I needed for a large frame.. and great instructions too.. I’d happily buy again and recommend.

Great product, exactly what I needed to hang a heavy mirror. The clip on level is a nice touch, its good to be able to check the final alignment on the wall.