How To Hang Up Records On Your Wall

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How to hang up records on your wall.

The cheapest method i ve ever used and it works absolutely fine is to take four pushpins three works as long as two are on the bottom and press them firmly into the wall along the edge of the record without actually piercing the cover itself. So i get back so crap ton of requests a day to make a video explaining how i hang my albums on my wall. Check out these options from the danish company twelve inch that utilize simple magnets to display records without the use of frames for a clean scandinavian minimalist feel. Break them apart and fit them.

Looking for a cleaner more contemporary way to display vinyl on your wall. I tried to pick a few records in each color to add the most impact on the wall. After that i took 3 of my records and pushed one in at the end the middle and the far end of the piece of trim. Hanging record sleeves with screw hooks.

Decide how you want to arrange the records on the wall. Next i hung the first layer of trim with a level at the top using about 5 6 wall screws across the length of the 6 piece. Then i took the next piece of trim and stuck in into the the bottom of the records and screwed it in. Painted wall or wall paper treatment however you choose to get your records on the wall set them apart by creating a background to tie the collection altogether.

Showcasing record sleeves in frames. How to hang records on a wall method 1 of 3. Go the the hardware store and get some one inch finish nails. I also get a crap ton of requests to show what my room looks like.

Hanging clips create as big of a composition as your space can take with a custom hanging clip display system that you make. Finish nails make about hole in wall the size of. The term crate diggers is synonymous with record collecting. Create a giant wall mural with paint.

Buy play and display frames for accessibility. This can be done as simply as painting another wall color behind them or even using wallpaper. Nail them to the wall and then put your record on the wall through the hole in center. Remove the records from their sleeves and arrange on the wall in patterns.

Smash albums to bits.