In most cases tapping a small hole into the wall with a no.
Mount wall scroll without nailing wall.
Make a pilot hole on the wall where the anchor will go.
However the problem with installing wall shelves is that very often you will have to drill holes in your walls and that could be problematic.
This will fix the left and the right of scroll well.
Use small magnets to secure the scroll to the wall.
No drill shelves are great because you can mount them up your walls without having to drill holes.
Adhesive strips attach to the back of the frame and can hold anywhere from three pounds up to 16 pounds.
Remove tape backs and stick to board vertically up down a few inches from the end of the board.
The pilot hole ensures that the anchor starts its path into the wall smoothly and hits the location you want to mount it at precisely.
The best part about using adhesive strips to hang wall art is that you can remove them from smooth wall surfaces without damaging the wall.
Art pictures accessories décor items and wall coverings all go a long way in stylizing and personalizing blank and boring walls.
The scroll is made with ropes on both sides.
Use a sanding block to remove any rough edges.
Place one piece on each side.
Nailing the four ear s on the wall will fix the top and the bottome of scroll well.
Now the scroll is well hanged on the wall.
3 finishing nail and a hammer will do the job.
Hang wall art with adhesive strips instead of nails.
The solution to avoid drilling holes into your walls is to use wall shelves without nails or screws.
Fortunately you have several options for decorating your place without destroying your walls and it starts with planning long before you put the first nail in the wall or drill the first hole.
When you want to take the scroll down or move it to another location simply pull off the magnets one by one and gently remove the taped paper clips.
The magnets will keep the scroll pinned to the paper clips underneath with no need for any nailing sticking or piercing.
3 please see rope nail jpg.