We offer professional picture hanging, mirror hanging, security systems, and art curation services. We work with framed and unframed artwork, sculptures, and specialise in installations for homes, offices, galleries, and public spaces.

You can book an appointment by contacting us via phone, email, or through our website using the enquiry form. We recommend booking in advance to secure your preferred date and time.

Yes, we offer placement and art curation consultations to ensure your artwork is displayed in the best way possible. Our experts consider factors such as lighting, aesthetics, and security.

We provide art installation services in London and the surrounding areas. If you are outside our service area, please contact us to discuss potential arrangements.

Yes, we are equipped to install heavy and oversized pieces. Special hardware and mounting techniques may be required, and additional installation technicians.

Please provide us with as much information as possible regarding estimated weight, size and installation location so we can prepare the correct equipment and tools.

To ensure a smooth installation, please clear the area where the artwork will be placed and provide any necessary details about wall types, existing fixtures, or specific placement preferences.

Yes, we provide high quality mounting materials and hanging systems. If you have specific requirements, please let us know in advance.

For picture rails, we can supply a range of different tracks and artworks can be hung on wires, cables or metal rods.

Yes, we have different ladders for all you picture hanging needs.

Including ladders for stairs and the hard to reach places.

The duration of an installation depends on the number of pieces, complexity, and site conditions. Most installations are completed within a few hours.

We estimate that on average our technicians can install six pictures per hour.

We allow rescheduling or cancellations up to 48 hours before the appointment. Late cancellations may be subject to a fee.

While we take every precaution to ensure safe handling, we recommend clients have their artwork insured. We carry professional liability insurance for our services.

Please see our terms and conditions for more information.

We work with a variety of wall surfaces, including drywall or plaster, concrete, and brick. Some wall types may require special anchors or reinforcements.

Yes, we provide installation services for offices, hotels, galleries, museums, restaurants and other commercial spaces.

Yes, we offer maintenance and adjustment services, including cleaning repositioning, securing, and inspecting existing installations.

Pricing is based on factors such as the number of pieces, complexity, location, and required hardware. We provide estimates before commencing work.

As a general guide, for London based jobs, we charge a £150 call out fee for the first hour.

Please contact us for a no obligation quote.

Firstly, you must attach two heavy duty fixings to the back of the picture, one to each side, such as d - rings.

It is then possible to attach heavy duty wire between the two fixings.

If the picture is very heavy, the preferred method is to fit two strap hanger fixings to each side and hang straight off those, without the need for wire.

You must ensure you use a level when hanging a picture off two points in the wall. If they’re straight then you have a better chance of levelling the picture once hung.

When hanging the picture, use a level again to make sure it’s straight.

If it’s not straight then take it down and make adjustments to the wall fittings.

You can also use a laser level which can be quite handy if you working solo!

This depends on the type of picture hook and the manufacturer’s guidelines. It is also necessary to ensure you use the correct hook for the type of wall you have.

As a general rule, anything below 5kg is suitable for picture hooks.

We recommend you seek professional advice to ensure your artwork is hung safely

Yes, adhesive strips such as the brand Command, can hold light pictures.

However they are not advised because they damage your wall, and may not last a long time.

Above the bed is a classic place to put a black and white photograph, or something that is calm, relaxing and not too eye catching.

It is usually better to centre a picture or mirror on a wall, however if the furniture is large and eye catching it can be best to centre off the furniture, especially if the wall is very wide.

Pictures generally should be hung with the same centre line.

Picture should be hung with the centre falling in the natural line of sight. Usually this is between 152 - 155cm from the floor

First, carefully measure the entire wall to understand the available space. Once you have these measurements, you can determine how much room to leave between each picture. Evenly spaced artwork creates a neat, smart, and uniform appearance, while arranging pieces in a gallery wall style offers a more contemporary feel.

Clocks are usually hung slightly higher than usual and in rooms such as kitchens, living rooms or hallways.

Specialist fixings are required such as wall anchors to hang your art safely.

Don’t hang pictures on every wall, it’s important to leave space, to allow the room to breathe.

Above fireplaces, in hallways, above beds.

It is not recommended to hang canvases or water colours where they may get splashed or exposed to moisture.

Framed and sealed pictures are fine.

It depends on size but medium sized pictures can be hung from 10 - 20cm apart.

A tried and tested method for picture hanging is the use of j - hooks with screws.

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