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Materials Needed for Hanging Pictures
How to Hang a Small Picture
How to Set the Height for Hanging a Picture
How to Hang Pictures with a Wire Hanger
Finding a Wall Stud to Hang a Picture
Patching Holes in the Wall for Picture Hanging
How to Hang a Picture with Two Hangers
How to Hang Two Pictures Side by Side
How to Hang Stair Stepped Pictures
How to Use Adhesive Hangers for Pictures
How to Use Various Types of Picture Hangers
Using a Project Calculator to Hang Pictures
How to Center Photos on a Wall
How to Hang Multiple Pictures
How to Hang a Shelf for Pictures
Summary: Watch and learn as our expert demonstrates how to hang stair stepped pictures in this free interior design video on techniques and tips for hanging pictures.
Bobby Hester has been around fireplaces most of his life. He really enjoys the warm atmosphere it brings to his house. Throughout the years he has learned many tips and techniques for...read more
"Hi, I'm Bobby Hester on behalf of Expert Village. In this series we're going to show you how to hang big pictures, small pictures and every size in between. We're going to show you how to use hangers and we're going to show you how to quickly and easily hang a picture just like a professional. In the previous clip I showed you how to hang the two pictures at the same height. This time I want to stagger the two pictures. So I want one to hit, the bottom of this one to hit about the midpoint of this one. So what I need to figure out is; what is the height of this picture? So that is 12 inches. So I need this picture to be, I need the hanger to be 6 inches higher than this one. So, I'm going to measure up from this one 6 inches. Put my mark. And there we go, we have one staggered above the other one."
eHow Article: How to Hang Stair Stepped Pictures
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