Large Sawtooth Nailess Silver
S-HWR-2920X
About the product
The large nailess sawtooth frame hanger is designed with built-in prongs that allow easy attachment onto wood without screws or nails. Its hardened finish lets the sawtooth hanger be hammered in without deforming, while its unique pronged design provides a quick and easy installation in just seconds.
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Self-attaching no-nail sawtooth hangers for wood frames
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Measures 1/4" wide and 1 3/4" long
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Supports lightweight art up to 10 lbs
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No additional hardware required
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Tempered steel with corrosion-resistant zinc plating and silver finish
Instructions
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Lay the frame face down on a blanket or soft surface.
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Position the nailess sawtooth so that it’s centered left-to-right on the top rail, a little down from the upper edge of the frame. The serrated edge should face down.
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If installing on extremely hard wood, drill small pilot holes for the nailess sawtooth hanger’s legs.
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Use a small hammer to tap the nailess sawtooth hanger in place, taking care not to break the glass on the frame, if any. About 1/4“ of each prong should go into the wood for maximum support. When properly seated, the shoulders of a nailess sawtooth hanger should rest on the surface of the frame rail, leaving approximately a 1/8" gap between the back of the hanger and the surface of the rail.
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Hang the picture on the wall, ensuring the nail in the wall is tight and secure before using it to hang the frame. TIP: Always use a headed nail, not a brad, and position the frame on the nail so that the nail is caught firmly on the sawtooth hanger.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q How do I choose the right wood frame hanger?
Start with how you want to hang: with wire or without. D-ring hangers and strap hangers pair with picture hanging wire for adjustable positioning. Sawtooth hangers and Wall Buddies offer wire-free hanging where the frame hooks directly onto a wall screw or nail. Consider your frame weight to pick the right capacity. For a full walkthrough, see our guide: Everything You Need to Know About Wood Frame Hangers.
Q How do I install wood frame hangers and what tools do I need?
Most wood frame hangers install with a screwdriver and the included screws. D-rings and strap hangers screw into the back of the frame. Nailess sawtooth hangers have prongs that press directly into wood—no screws needed. Installation instructions are included with each product.
Q How much weight can wood frame hangers safely hold?
Weight capacity varies by hanger type and size. This collection includes options from lightweight hangers for small frames to heavy-duty strap hangers for large pieces. Check each product listing for the specific weight rating.
Q Can I use these hangers with wire?
D-ring hangers and strap hangers are designed to work with picture hanging wire—install two on opposite sides of the frame and string wire between them. Sawtooth hangers hang directly on a wall screw or nail without wire. Choose the hanging method that best suits your project.
Q Will these hangers work with metal frames?
This collection is designed specifically for wooden frames. For metal frames, see our metal frame hangers collection, which includes snap-in, slide-in, and clip-on designs for industry-standard metal frame channels.