What's the best way to attach them to the wall?
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The only way we could attach them was by placing them above the door thus aligning them. I know some reviewers said their letters had matching holes but unfortunately we did not have the same experience so ours did not line up. I did not like how they looked hanging by ribbons.
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There are cutouts in the back of the letters so they can be hung on a nail. This is the route I went although it does take a significant amount of time to get them level given the cut out is at different levels in each letter. The letters also come with the materials to hang them from a ribbon.
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They slant and are covered with fabric on the back. It is firm toward the top on the back so I guess one might try to screw a hanger in there but I would be worried about damaging something. The only way I can them practically being wall mounted is to put them on a tiny shelves the size of the bases.
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Yes, That's what I did. I placed them on the wall where I wanted them. It looks great.
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I used a level and measured from center to center of each frame marking the wall with those measurements. Use the level to be sure they are aligned. Or you could lay them on a flat surface, face down in order, then attach all three to become one unit. You could use staples, wood glue and any adhesive to hold them together. Then hang like other frames.
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I don't see a way to mount them on a wall other than drilling a hole in the plastic (which might result in cracking the unit) then putting screws through into the wall. Mine are all stacked on each other.
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They are very light so using double sided tape might work. I don't recommend since over time it probably will fall. These are holding up great in my cabinets.
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You can use screws/nails in the wall, then slide the speaker holes over the screw/nail. Make sure whatever you use is not bigger than the opening of the hole. I have my speakers on the wall, and they stay tight and have never come loose.
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Kathy- There are 3 metal bars that go along the backside, so if you were crafty enough you should be able to attach it to the wall evenly.
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They will work wonderfully and you'll love the finished look. Anchor them well, preferably in the wall studs. I'm estimating that two will do the job, as evenly spaced as possible.
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They come with double sided adhesive squares, or go pick up some 3M double sided adhesive strips and just mount appropriately
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I use the velcro command strips. I think they came with hardware - but we move a lot and I don't like to put holes in the walls. The command strips (sold at craft stores or hardware stores) work really really well!!!
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You need to attach them with provided screws so they don't fall off. I did the same thing at first
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I used heavy strength velcro. it is sold in two piece strips. Place the on the board together and remove the other protective strip off and attach to the wall.
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That is correct, and I am not sure of a way to easily mount them. Good luck!
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You can use adhesive spray and place directly onto the wall or attach them to a cut out frame using the same method, so that you can easily re-position them if you decide to change your setup. at times you will need to re- apply the adhesive but for the most part it stays on well.
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I don't see a way to mount them on a wall other than drilling a hole in the plastic (which might result in cracking the unit) then putting screws through intothe wall. Mine are all stacked on each other.
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Use concrete wall anchors. You'll have to get a concrete drill bit, drill holes in the wall then insert the anchors and tighten down with a socket wrench. They sell them at all home centers.