How Do I Hang a Large Woven Traditions Round Tray on the Wall?

[ChefinHarmony]

Does anyone have any suggestions or ideas on how to hang the Woven Traditions? Specifically the Large Round Tray? I have a past Host who has 2 and wants to display them on her wall. I said I would ask on this site since you ALL have great ideas/suggestions!
Thanks!!
Joanne

 

[gilliandanielle]

I have heard of someone hanging theirs before, so I know that it can be done, but I have no idea how without huge nail supporting all sides. Especially if they need to be easily accessible.

 

[erinyourpclady]

Hey...I hung mine!!! I just used a push pin to be honest with you. But I am sure a smaller nail could work just as well. The one I hung was from the first generation so the bottom was not reinforced. I just hung it by the lip on the bottom and it was good. They do not really need all that support since they push away from the wall where they are hung.
If she would feel better with more then a push pin, tell her she hang it with a picture hanger......you know a small nail and the J shaped thingy. They have different sizes so she will be most comfortable that way!

Oh and I pop mine off the wall all the time to use!!

HTH!!

 

[amya]

My director, who has every one of the Woven Selections, has hers displayed on one of those tall cast iron "trees" that people hang their Longaberger baskets on.

 

[Aun]

plate hangers...Not sure if they have another name, but I know you can buy "plate hangers" that hook on to a plate without damaging it so you can hang it. I think are kind of x shaped so that the little arms hook on the top and bottom sides of the plate. Don't know if that would work or be big enough the the woven server, but it might be worth looking at. I think they have them at wal-mart or any hardware store.

Here's an example, I think you can get them in different sized.... http://www.org-etc.com/brplrala.html

 

[reba515]

I have my round tray hanging by 2 small nails placed about 6 iches apart. the tray has a "lip" so it stays put.
(they need to be hammered in almost flush w/ the wall)