Brick Clips
S-HWR-216
About the product
Brick Clips provide a damage-free solution for hanging items on brick walls without drills, screws, or adhesives, making them the perfect garland hangers, outdoor hooks, stocking hangers, etc. Easily adjustable and reusable, these metal clips are constructed from quality steel and securely grip onto bricks with recessed mortar joints.
- Steel brick hangers for picture frames and other items on brick walls with recessed (“raked”) mortar joints (at least ¼” of each brick protrudes outward beyond the joints)
- Measures 2” long and 0.85” wide (fits most standard-size bricks)
- Supports up to 30 lbs
- No additional hardware required
Instructions
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Before installing brick clips, make sure your brick surface has recessed mortar joints where the front face of the brick extends at least a quarter inch beyond the joints.
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Adjust the clip’s prongs to be wider than the brick for a snug fit.
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Push the prongs into the mortar joint, then press the bottom of the hanger down for the serrated teeth to grip the lower part of the brick.
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Make sure that the back side of the brick hanger is firmly seated against the face of the brick.
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Hang your items on either of the two built-in hooks. Use two brick hooks for heavier items.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q How much weight can the Brick Clips hold?
The Brick Clips supports up to 30 lbs. Always verify your item's weight stays within the rated capacity.
Q What wall types can I use the Brick Clips on?
The Brick Clips is designed for brick.
Q How do I install the Brick Clips?
Clip the hardware onto the frame or mounting surface. No tools required for clip-on installation. See the product listing for detailed instructions.
Q Is the Brick Clips available in bulk?
Check the product listing for current pack sizes and bulk pricing options. Starting at $2.99.
Q Why choose the Brick Clips over a standard hook?
The Brick Clips lets you fine-tune your frame's height after installation—without making new holes. Ideal for gallery walls or multi-frame arrangements where precise alignment matters.