A type of hardware used on the back of frames for hanging. It has one mounting hole and a metal strap with a loop or slot for hanging wire or hooks.
Definition: A one-hole strap hanger is a piece of hanging hardware installed on the back of picture frames. It consists of a flat metal strap with a single mounting hole for securing to the frame, and a loop or slot for attaching hanging wire or for direct placement on wall hooks.
This type of hanger is one of the most common and straightforward solutions for light- to medium-weight frames. Its simplicity makes it easy to install, while its design provides a stable point for connecting hanging wire or engaging directly with a nail or hook on the wall.
One-hole strap hangers are frequently used on smaller frames, posters, or decorative pieces where lightweight, dependable hanging hardware is sufficient. They are usually paired (one on each side of the frame back) and connected with picture hanging wire for balanced suspension.
