Wall Hangers

[Notes_Norton]

I've had my Gibson ES-330 hanging on the wall of my studio for about 18 years now. It hasn't harmed the guitar one bit, and it is always ready to play. On the wall it is much safer than on a stand, as I'm not likely to trip over it and knock it down. It is a wood paneled wall and it is mounted securely.

 

I also have a MIJ Faux-JazzBass on the wall (can you spell heavy boys and girls) and it hasn't had any problems, either.

 

This part of the house was built in 1950 and the walls are real wood paneling (not plywood with a veneer). I think Florida Cedar, planks not sheets, so I didn't have to find any studs.

 

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[Just Strum]

 

Certainly the best option...if you can hit studs on your layout design...thats always best!

 

If you can't' date=' then incorporate 1x8 or whatever size you like) of wood strips running horizontal on the wall.

 

Some don't like it, but it's another option.

 

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[Nic]

You don't need a stud, drywall, with the right hardware can more than handle the weight. And $25 should buy a pretty good product. Take your hangar to Home Depot and get some help picking out the right hardware.

[thunderstruck507]

The ones I bought have been great, seem very sturdy and have been up for over a year without ever loosening or anything

[Big Norm]

It's now about five years those hooks are holding different guitars and never had a problem...but as you can notice, they are screw in wood. By the way...I think it's the 3rd time I post that picture...We are "hooking" a bit on the subject...lolll

 

[Just Strum]

..I think it's the 3rd time I post that picture...We are "hooking" a bit on the subject...lolll

 

 

Well there's a first.

 

Yep, seen that pic before and it still nice to see. I never noticed the Pink Floyd frame until tonight - nie touch.