Poster Hanger Frame 48 inch wide 48x36 48x48 48x72 (Clear)

It works. Took to medical conference and it held up.

I used this frame to hang a 4' x 3' dry erase calendar without putting tack holes in the wall (utilizing one pre-existing wall bolt). The calendar was WAY too large & heavy for expensive wall putty to hold because of its size. These 2, plastic frame rods work exactly as advertised. It's lightweight, attaches/ opens/ closes easily & intuitively, grips the thin poster material well, and comes with eight moveable/ removable round-holed tabs thru which one can use tacks/ screws/ Ook "wire" to attach it to wall. The 1", uncolored plastic frame provides structure for the dry-erase calendar's shape to be held & wall-attached. I recommend & am likely to purchase again in future.

I was looking for a way to hang a paper world map poster in my son's room, it kept tearing out of my "classy" push pins.Also didn't want to spend a fortune, and saw this as a solution. It works, I'm happy. There's a you tube for instructions, but pretty simple. This clip frame can be used for other hangings very easily unlike an actual frame.

I needed a way to hang a big paper map. This works well. I put one rail on the top to hang it, and the other rail on the bottom to keep it from curling. It took a little while to figure out how to close it tight, but once we studied the picture it made sense. The video that's on you tube now is a great help.

I wanted a poster hanger that was strong enough to hold the weight of a subway size poster 60" x 40" These hangers do the job easily. And it is also strong enough to hold a subway size poster that has been mounted on linen backing, weighing approx 2lb. They also grip posters that have been laminated. The grip is firm and secure and the hanger design does not damage the poster. Very impressed by the ability to cut down the length of the hanger strip using a hack saw as well, to custom fit varying poster size. (See video) Don't waste your time using (weak) magnetic strips. I will be ordering more of this product. Thank you.

This product was very easy to use. The mechanism closes very securely. I needed something to hang a fabric tapestry, and the opening was wide enough to fit the cloth and still close securely. On other similar items the gap was too narrow for the fabric to fit in the channel.

30 years ago, my husband and I made a brass rubbing of a medieval knight while on holiday in England. It is nearly 8 feet tall. I've used various means of hanging it over the years, none of them really satisfactory. The biggest problem with previous hangers is that they didn't hold the rubbing tightly, so sooner or later it would start slipping out of the hanger. Not so with Hanging Rails. Before I trusted it with the rubbing, I tried a single sheet of printer paper, about one third the thickness of my rubbing. Once the rail was locked, I couldn't shift the printer paper at all. I also had to cut the rail as my rubbing is only 36 inches wide. I used my band saw, which worked very well. Lastly, the clear rail is completely unobtrusive. All in all, very happy with this purchase.

We bought this so we could hang a subway size poster. I have never used these before, and the instructions included were not very clear. The pieces were a lot longer than what we needed, but we weren't worried because it said they were easy to trim. Nope! Very hard plastic, so don't plan on being able to trim them down with scissors. The hooks they included were not very sturdy, so we ended up using command strips instead. It works, but we will probably be looking for something else.