Haute Decor Wreath Hanger, Metal, Brushed Nickel

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Using magnetic hooks allow you to reposition your wreath to your heart’s content if you decide that you want to adjust it to your desired height. If you’re using an over the door hanger, or a magnetic one, it’s a good idea to place some padding between that and the surface of the door too. You can reposition the wreath holder by pulling it out with a little force from the surface of the metal and sticking it again. Cost and difficulty will obviously play a factor in your final decision, but there are some concrete facts that you will need to factor in. These Art Deco style single or double doors will create a stylish appearance in traditional and modern homes.

No problem, most magnetic hook packs contain two hooks, so you can connect them to each other through the glass pane. No more worrying about wreaths falling off the hook since the wreath hanger can hold as much as 10 lbs. The metal option is a useful hanger for a wood door with no steel reinforcement where suction and magnetic solutions won’t work. Ask a group of people what their favourite Christmas decoration is and you’ll get a group of different answers. 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. The traditional look is to have your wreath at eye level which means having the centre of the wreath about 140cm off the ground.

Europeans of the north and east began making wreaths from the branches cut off of Christmas trees in the late 1500s.

The wide range of applications allows you to depend on it as a display piece for holiday decorations. With your wreath at the desired height, simply attach a stick-on hook to the back of the door and anchor your ribbon to this so that it holds the wreath in place on the front. 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.

Perhaps it’s just because they’re a simple way to bring Christmas spirit to the front of your home, without having to scale the rooftops wound in fairy lights. We only make money if you purchase a product through our links, and all opinions about the products are our own.The first is to glue fabric (such as felt or foam) to the back of your wreath so that it doesn’t cause any damage when it moves.

In fact, ribbons are a great solution to the wreath-hanging problem, even if you don’t have a doorknocker. Get a long piece of ribbon, loop it around the wreath and then pull the two ends of the ribbon up and over the top of the door so that it hangs down against the inside face. If your wreath hanger is placed way above the door, then you should take your door’s safety into account too. To help improve their thermal efficiency, a lot of modern uPVC doors have a ‘draft excluder’ built-in. They work with gravity on their side (hanging over the door) so they’ll happily hold a heavy wreath.The main warning with this type of hook is to check that your door still closes properly when it’s installed.