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OmniNest picture hanging level

Picture Hanging Level

Made for frames and mirrors with two hooks on the back. Slide the handles to your hook gap, centre the bubble and push. Both nails go in together, level and the right distance apart.

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What’s in the box

Picture hanging level with two sliding handles · Built-in bubble level · Nails, stored in the clear level block

Why two-hook frames end up crooked

Two hooks need two nails at exactly the same height and the right distance apart. Measure the back, measure the wall, and one small slip tilts the frame. This tool copies the gap and keeps it level, so both nails go in right the first time.

Made for frames and mirrors with two hooks on the back. Slide the two handles to match the gap between your hooks, hold the tool on the wall, centre the bubble and push. Both nails go in together, at the same height and the right distance apart.

How it works

  1. Slide. Line the two handles up with the hooks (or D-rings) on the back of your frame.
  2. Level. Hold the tool on the wall where you want the frame and centre the bubble.
  3. Push. Press both handles and the nails go into the wall together.

Details

  • Aluminium ruler with a printed scale
  • Two sliding handles (orange or black)
  • Built-in bubble level
  • Nail compartment built into the level block
  • Nails included
  • For small pieces, you can use one handle as a single nailer

For heavy mirrors or art, always use wall fixings rated for the weight of your piece.

  1. Slide. Line the two handles up with the hooks or D-rings on the back of your frame.
  2. Level. Hold the tool on the wall where you want the frame and centre the bubble.
  3. Push. Press both handles. The nails go into the wall together.
  4. Hang your frame on the two nails.

It is made for frames, mirrors and canvases with two hooks or D-rings on the back. For pieces with one hook, use a single handle as a one-nail hanger.

For heavy mirrors or art, always use wall fixings rated for the weight of your piece.

Made for drywall (plasterboard) and similar walls where a nail can be pushed in. Brick, concrete and tile need a drill and wall plugs. Check for pipes and wires before you put anything into a wall.

Free tracked shipping. Orders ship in 1–3 business days and usually arrive in 7–15 business days.

How it works

Slide. Level. Push.

  1. Slide

    Line the two handles up with the hooks on the back of your frame. No tape measure needed.

  2. Level

    Hold the tool on the wall where you want the frame and centre the bubble.

  3. Push

    Press both handles. Two nails go in together, level and the right distance apart.

No measuring the back of the frame. No maths.

See it in action

Watch it work

Short demo videos showing how the picture hanging level is used. Made with AI.

  • AI-generated demo · not a customer review

    Slide, level, push

    Two nails in at once, level and the right gap apart.

  • AI-generated demo · not a customer review

    Two hooks, two holes

    Match the handles to the hooks, centre the bubble and push.

  • AI-generated demo · not a customer review

    No more extra holes

    Slide the handles to the hooks, centre the bubble, push. Hung level first time.

The tool vs. the tape measure

Tape measure and pencil

  • Measuring — measure the back, then the wall
  • Getting it level — a separate level, if you have one
  • Marking the nails — two pencil marks, two chances to miss
  • Holes in the wall — try, check, move, try again

OmniNest picture hanging level

  • MeasuringSlide the handles to the hooks
  • Getting it levelBubble level built in
  • Marking the nailsBoth nails go in together
  • Holes in the wallJust the two you need

Questions

Frames, mirrors and canvases with two hooks or D-rings on the back. For a piece with one hook, use a single handle as a one-nail hanger.

The tool puts the nails in the right place. How much they hold depends on the nails and your wall. For heavy mirrors or art, use wall fixings rated for the weight of your piece.

It is made for drywall (plasterboard) and similar walls where a nail can be pushed in. Brick, concrete and tile need a drill and wall plugs.

Yes. You hold the tool with both hands, so you don’t need someone to hold the frame while you mark the wall.

Yes. Nails come with the tool and store in the clear compartment in the level block.

Shipping is free and tracked. Orders ship in 1–3 business days and usually arrive in 7–15 business days.

Three frames hung straight above a sideboard

Hang it straight the first time.

Slide, level, push. Two nails, done.

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