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I've been on a bit of a hanging mission today...

 

Anyone else a keen user of wall hangers? 

 

I've used them for years with no ill effects! I think it generally keeps them safer and I've never (yet!) had anything fall off despite all of the ones in the photos being hung of plasterboard walls (using special wall-plugs).

 

We have a 'Basses on the Settee' thread, but I'd like to see how hung people are!

 

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I use the same Hercules ones. I have used them for years.  Only had a problem once when using the supplied plugs (supplied plug > brick wall) when the whole hanger bass and plugs came away and hit the ground. Lucky no real damage done.

I had never used the supplied plugs before and never will again!

They are well designed and well made hangers but the plugs that come with them are pants.

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6 minutes ago, kodiakblair said:

I did wall hanging in the old house but since I hate decorating there'll be no holes to fill in this place.

Excellent tessellation sir! Top marks. 

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1 hour ago, tegs07 said:

I use the same Hercules ones. I have used them for years.  Only had a problem once when using the supplied plugs (supplied plug > brick wall) when the whole hanger bass and plugs came away and hit the ground. Lucky no real damage done.

I had never used the supplied plugs before and never will again!

They are well designed and well made hangers but the plugs that come with them are pants.

Agreed, the wall plugs they come with are crap. They 'just about' do for solid walls, but I never chance them. The plugs I use are self tapping steel plasterboard plugs and they work an absolute treat.

 

These guys:

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I'm definitely a 'hang 'em or flog 'em' type these days - there's only so much space on the wall, so if I can't hang 'em, I have to flog 'em!

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4 hours ago, binky_bass said:

The plugs I use are self tapping steel plasterboard plugs and they work an absolute treat.

This carpenter thinks you're better off using brollys 👍

 

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5 hours ago, kodiakblair said:

I did wall hanging in the old house but since I hate decorating there'll be no holes to fill in this place.

 

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You must've had steel walls to support that T40!!!

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13 hours ago, Doctor J said:

I'm getting old and prefer support from below, these days.

 

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That would be a better for me, as hanging my headless basses is not an option 😆

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Blimey.  I have one six string guitar hanging on the wall in the room I record in, my basses stay in their cases.  It's only there because floorspace is limited.

 

Again, I'll refer to a friend who has this gallery of guitars hanging in his front room.  They never get played, they're just hanging there, unplayed, covered in dust and other grime.  There's an Ace Freshly Budokan Les Paul (£8-10k), an EVH Masterbuilt Frankenstein (£15-20k), a Wolfgang (£3k).  It makes me want to cry.

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