Haute Decor Wreath Hanger, Metal, Brushed Nickel

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Whether you’re looking for a wreath hanger for a thick door, a metal door, a glass door a wooden door or a composite door, there’s a product out there that will get your frontage festive in no time. You can stick felt or foam to pad the back of your wreath and keep the rough surface away from the door. As soon as the wreath gets to your desired height, attach a hook to your door, then anchor the ribbon for proper securing.Just grab yourself a drawing pin and use it to attach the ends of the ribbon to the top of your door. So we thought we’d explore seven types of wreath hangers that you can use which don’t involve hammers, nails, or damage to your door in any way, shape or form.

Although modern wreaths aren’t made from fresh branches, they are still a comely tradition people enjoy during the holidays. And if you will, you may attach one more just at the wreath’s base to provide support and prevent it from toppling or banging against the door at intervals. Wood is too dense for the magnetic force to pass through, to work, unless you have glass panels on your door. But there are actually plenty of ways to hang your wreath that don’t involve hammering a nail into your door. We’re not the first people to encounter this problem and manufacturers have already responded with various products.Alternatively, if you don’t have a door knocker, you could hook your wreath form over or through your letterbox in the same way. Besides, plastic wreath hangers are pretty easy to adjust–simply pull them off and then reposition them.

Despite its lightweight construction, the hanger will neither damage doors nor hinder them from shutting and in fact, it holds just as much as seven pounds of weight in one hanging. Europeans of the north and east began making wreaths from the branches cut off of Christmas trees in the late 1500s. The LEVOSHUA wreath hanger is like the hardworking guy that stays behind the scene because it stays invisible while holding your wreath in place.The main warning with this type of hook is to check that your door still closes properly when it’s installed. The biggest potential problem with a suction cup is that a cheap or small one might not have the strength to hold a wreath indefinitely. But if you’re using an over door hanger with a fixed height, and your wreath is either very big or very small, it’s something to bear in mind.