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How to hang a clock on a plasterboard wall.
Alternatively no more nails.
Plasterboard isn t as flimsy when it comes to close based downward weight as most seem to think it is.
Take the wooden screw and inspect it.
Use the stud finder to locate a stud in your desired hanging location.
If you choose to hang the clock on a plaster brick or drywall surface proceed to step 5.
Now you may hang the clock on the wall a secure screw coming directly out of the wall works well for this clock.
It may be helpful to have a friend hold the clock while you mark the wall with a pencil.
Mark the area you want your clock to hang with pencil.
Once you have made sure that the screw is strong drive it into the position marked on the wooden wall using a screwdriver leave some part of the screw head outside the wall.
Replace plasterboard attach clock to 2x4 or even just the studs if they re in the right place.
Hanging the clock with a stud.
Mark the position to hang the wall clock with a pencil.
If a stud behind drywall is available always use the stud with a screw coming straight out of the stud through the drywall exposing about 1 2 3 4 far enough so the head is on the inside of the clock of an inch.
Then hammer a wall anchor into the hole until it s flush with the plaster.
Hold your clock up to the wall at about eye level in the area you want to put it.
Next drill a hole into the mark using a 3 16 drill bit before removing the piece of tape.
Most of the handy devices for hanging things on our walls were designed for drywall not plaster.
How to hang your wall clock.
Mark the top of the clock with a pencil to use as a reference.
Everyone wants to decorate their walls so learning how to hang things on plaster walls is important for every homeowner to learn.
These are the support 2 by 4 pieces of wood behind the drywall and we ll use these as the main support for the heavy wall clock to keep it from falling off the wall.
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