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Side Mount Hooks - Pack Of 2

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Side Mount Hooks - Pack Of 2
Side Mount Hooks - Pack Of 2 by Aanraku Studios
$4.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Side Mount Hooks are a strong and secure method of hanging framed stained glass panels
  • Designed to hold panels up to 30" wide x 48" long
  • Brass plated
  • Includes screws
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Product Description

These brass-plated hooks eliminate stress that can cause the top of stained glass panel frames to bow. Designed to hold panels up to 30" wide x 48" long. They screw to the vertical sides of your wood frame. Easy to install screws are included.

Panel created by artist George Ayars.

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Pros : Give a professional look to project.
Cons : Wish it came in a larger size with longer screws for extra large window projects.
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Pros : I use these on all my framed glass art. They’re sturdy, reliable, and beautiful.
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