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Why Do Posters Sag. What's the best way to hang unframed posters on a sloping wall without using tape or velcro or glue that would damage the poster? I cut pieces into about a half inch square and apply them about every foot. If the goal is to mount the poster and leave no marks on the walls and no damage to the poster (this for me was always the more important goal!), then a. As a museum professional this would be my suggestion too. Is your poster just falling down in the frame, or is it wrinkling and bubbling? This is probably the best solution here. Don't stretch them when you put them up, give them a little slack so they can breathe. It’s significantly cheaper than framing, you can do it yourself, and it will fix the issue. There is nothing you can really do, other than letting it contract on its own. They tend to be printed on low quality paper with little thought that someone may one day cherish them and wish to preserve. You can get a poster hanging kit which includes a bar for the top, and a bar for the bottom. I used to use the sticky. Your problem might not be from your frames, but it might be. How do i stop my poster from sagging like this. We have to do a.

As a museum professional this would be my suggestion too. There is nothing you can really do, other than letting it contract on its own. Your problem might not be from your frames, but it might be. I used to use the sticky. Don't stretch them when you put them up, give them a little slack so they can breathe. I cut pieces into about a half inch square and apply them about every foot. We have to do a. You can get a poster hanging kit which includes a bar for the top, and a bar for the bottom. Is your poster just falling down in the frame, or is it wrinkling and bubbling? I have stuff still hanging after a couple years.

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Why Do Posters Sag I cut pieces into about a half inch square and apply them about every foot. Posters are not made to last. Don't stretch them when you put them up, give them a little slack so they can breathe. We have to do a. As a museum professional this would be my suggestion too. If the goal is to mount the poster and leave no marks on the walls and no damage to the poster (this for me was always the more important goal!), then a. If you don't like seeing loose posters i'd. I have stuff still hanging after a couple years. There is nothing you can really do, other than letting it contract on its own. This is probably the best solution here. They tend to be printed on low quality paper with little thought that someone may one day cherish them and wish to preserve. How do i stop my poster from sagging like this. What's the best way to hang unframed posters on a sloping wall without using tape or velcro or glue that would damage the poster? Your problem might not be from your frames, but it might be. I cut pieces into about a half inch square and apply them about every foot. Is your poster just falling down in the frame, or is it wrinkling and bubbling?