Hanging Service

Installation Request Form

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Installation Address *

Phone Number *

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Number of Pieces to Install *

Largest Size Piece *

Preferred Installation Dates & Times Monday - Friday *

We also enjoy our weekends with our families :-)
but if the need arises that a Saturday or Sunday is required please note there is an addittional Surcharge

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Who Will Be Onsite *

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Please Note: Any piece that needs to be hung higher than 10 feet off the ground requires scaffolding.

Will Scaffolding Be Needed? *

Does Artwork Need to Be Uncrated or Unpacked? *

Unusual Items for Install Select All That Apply *

Clocks Scupltures Odd Shaped Art Work None of the Above

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Once your artwork or memorabilia has been framed, it's ready for display. A few things you should keep in mind while deciding the location is visual placement and the security of the item that you will be hanging.

When hanging artwork or mirrors that are heavy avoid using wire, use strap hangers that screw into the back of the frame on each side. Use hooks that anchor into the sheet rock or plaster. If your walls are plaster make sure you pre drill a whole a whole slightly smaller than your anchor.

Nobody says artwork has to be hung on a wall, this creative display was created be using a book shelf with 32 openings. We custom framed each image to fit into the 16" x 16" space. It clearly became a dynamic statement in the space. Be creative!

If you are hanging artwork in a public space such as a office building or restaurant you want to make sure the items are securely locked in place, to prevent theft or falling off the wall if somebody bumps into them. Security hardware allows for this. A special key tool is used to lock & unlock the framed art work.

How do you get your frames to hang straight and not crooked? When frames are hung from a single point, they usually shift on the wall over time. Both for safety and also to keep frames straight, always hang everything from two points. On heavier pieces this also helps distribute the weight.

One of the most important factors in hanging artwork is using the proper materials, for the artworks safety and the safety of others. This is a perfect example of duct tape can't fix everything. Remember for the best job always use the correct materials.

LIPF Driver & Installer Jo Jo

Tired of putting to many holes in your wall?
Having your art sit on the floor leaning against the wall because you can't find a hammer?
You are having a hard time deciding how high to hang the art or where it should be placed?
Long Island Picture Frame & Art Gallery can do it for you.

Long Island Picture Frame & Art Gallery offers a professional hanging service. From 1 piece to 100, home or office give us a call to set up an appointment.