Photo Frames on walls

[TUT]

How is best to fit photo frames without damaging our MH walls, it would be great to have our kids photos around.

 

[TUCANO]

Photos but without frames, blutack to side of fridge or wherever

 

[Two on Tour]

How about an electronic photo frame at you can bring out when you park up, lots of photos, one frame.

 

[TheTwoOfUs]

We use a system which I think is called Command. No drilling, no damage to walls and can easily be removed.

 

[PaddyM]

Command by 3M , excellent product .

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[TUT]

Command doesn’t mark or tear the lining when removed?

 

[PaddyM]

Command doesn’t mark or tear the lining when removed?

Never done so on mine and we rotate/change our pics quite often

 

[KiwiKampers]

I pin my family photos to the dartboard! One of the reasons we have a motorhome is to get away from family. OJ

 

[The Old Man]

We use a system which I think is called Command. No drilling, no damage to walls and can easily be removed.

I use the same.

They come in different sizes for weight.

Do change the glass in the frame for acrylic, can be messy otherwise.

You can buy them in Asda.

 

[The Old Man]

Never done so on mine and we rotate/change our pics quite often

+1

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[Two on Tour]

We use various Command hooks and hangers around our van, but some of the walls in our van have a slightly textured finish to them and we have had no luck with any Command hooks and hangers staying put for more than a few days. I think it's down to textured finish reducing the actual surface area available to grip rather than the wall finish rejecting the adhesive.

 

[Euromobil]

How about getting them made into a canvas collage?, much much lighter & no glass to worry about.

 

[TCG]

we use command. but you could use velcro

 

[Nikki]

Command stickies too, it's like a velcro system so you can take pictures down, the deer skull is not held up with it tho, too heavy !!