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Super SoftStrand Picture Frame Wire
This comfortable wrapping wire is made of high-strength,
corrosion resistant stainless steel with a flexible, protective
plastic jacket. Super-SoftStrand® is corrosion resistant and will retain its strength and finish longer than common steel wires. The clear, kink resistant coating has a spongy feel that is smooth on your fingers and easy to twist. You can wrap tight, secure knots without puncturing your fingers or wrestling the stiff, sharp ends of other plastic coated wires. Super-SoftStrand® is available in a wide range of strengths for maximum picture weights up to 100 LBS (45 kg).
Picture Wire
Strong “Finger Friendly” strands of stainless steel wire in a soft plastic coating. Soft and flexible. Hands stay clean and cut-free. Kink resistant.
Wire Caddy

Holds all 5 lb. spools of Zerlon, Duracoat Gold, Super Softstrand, and galvanized braided wire. Center feed keeps wire on spools. Holds all gauges. 100% metal.

Picture Frame Bumpers
Bumper Specialties Picture Frame Bumpers fit both wood and metal frames. These non-staining and non-maring bumpers have a superb abrasion and crack resistance, a low resistance to skidding and are very resilient.

Screw Eyes

Zinc plated screw eyes with long shank in 5 sizes and extra strong threads.
Wallbuddies W-3300
These wireless and self-leveling hangers for wood or metal frames offer: added reinforcement to corners, keeps pictures locked into a level position, keeps pictures tight against the wall, eliminates the chance of broken wires, and are easy to use. All sets include Super Wall Hanger. Adds unquestionable strength to frame corners. Eliminates product liability problems, such as broken wires and bowed frames. Excellent for heavy mirrors and oversized framed art.
Wallbuddies SW-4400
A smaller version of the W-3300 that offers all the same benefits for smaller frames and mirrors up to 26” x 34”.
Wallbuddies M-2200
These metal moulding Wallbuddies simply slide in under the tapped corner while assembling the frame.

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