goKelvin Hanging Rails
Only available in the USA
Please watch this video:
The rails will be so much easier to close!
- SNAPS to CLOSE - Lightweight and study with fully adjustable hanging clips which slide along the top groove to any position. Holds all poster types securely. Posters and maps will not pull or fall out. Hangs flat on wall. Much easier and quicker to do if you have someone else to assist.
- MANY USES - for soft, flexible or slippery surfaces - hang large world maps, vinyl signs, heavy duty laminated maps, card stock, paper, chart posters, cloth banners, classroom maps, flags, commercial advertising posters or signs, thick photo posters, large wall calendars. Can be used with paper up to 1/16" thick. (Will not work for 1/4" foam board because it is too thick)
- NOT RECOMMENDED if poster must be kept in mint condition. The rails may make a crease mark where they grip the paper. To prevent this, put a piece of card-stock between the poster and the rail.
- EXTRA HANGER TABS INCLUDED - hanging tabs included for extra support on top rail, or to attach to wall at bottom rail, or to cut rails to size. Rails can be cut to size with a fine tooth hack saw. Close first before cutting and file smooth rough edges. (Do not use scissors or an X-ACTO knife as they will not work).
- IMPORTANT - 1. Rails close much easier when paper/fabric is inserted. Try closing them with a regular piece of paper inserted to see how they work. 2. Slide hanging tabs into top groove *first* before snapping the rail closed, as they are hard to get in once the rail is closed. They also become harder to slide when the rail is closed which is important so they stay in the correct position once your poster is hung.
- Made in the USA. US patented design. Rails are clear PVC. Hanging clips are durable clear polycarbonate
For a custom length, cut the rails using a hack-saw.
Watch video for important tips.
To keep artwork in mint condition, extra care must be taken. Video shows tips on how to prevent small creases underneath the rail.
Thousands of these rails have been sold and only a very few people have mentioned a crease mark. A crease mark is only of concern if you have a poster or photo that must be kept in pristine condition. Please test before using if you are concerned.
