How do I hang my print on the wall?


Fracture Glass Prints will arrive ready-to-hang with two different options for mounting to your wall. Each print will include BOTH a screw and tape, so you can choose the method that works best for you!


How to Mount (with included screw)

  1. Once you've opened your box, locate the cutout notch next to the word "LIFT" in the black support packaging. Using your finger, gently pry up the glass edge to release your glass print from this packing board.

    Released from the packaging:



  2. After removing the print from the packing board, turn it over and you'll see the mounting keyhole carved out of the foamcore backing. This will be where the head of the screw fits in.

  3. Large and Extra Large prints the keyhole will include a metal reinforcement:

  4. All prints come with Wall-Dog™ screws that are 1-1/4 inch long and can be used for concrete, masonry, and directly in drywall without the need for an anchor. The best part is that they can be used for any size Fracture print!
  5. Since these screws don't require an anchor, it’s easy and quick to place into a wall. You'll just need a Phillips screwdriver! (For concrete, hollow or grout-filled concrete masonry, brick, and plaster, you should make a pre-drilled hole using a 3/16"ANSI bit.)

    Make sure the mounting screw is almost completely flush to the wall when drilled in, before mounting the print.
  6. The keyhole in the print's backing will fit perfectly over the screw. Once the print is seated flush against the wall, the weight of the print will settle the foamcore into place on the screw's head.

🚨 Do not pull downward on the print, as too much force could damage the foamcore backing.


How to Mount (with included Wall Tape)

Every Fracture print will also include enough Remo R5 Two Wall Tape for your order!

🚨 Do not use Wall Tape on wallpaper or freshly painted walls (within 7 days)!

  1. Start by cleaning the wall where you want to hang up your print using isopropyl alcohol. (Don't use household cleaners; they leave a residue behind.) Let the wall dry completely for 2-3 minutes.
  2. The shape and amount of Wall Tape that arrives with your shipment will depend on the size and number of prints in your order:
    1. The Small Square, Extra-Small Rectangle, and Small Rectangle sizes will arrive with one rectangular piece of Wall Tape, which you should position beneath the keyhole.
    2. The Medium Square and Medium Rectangle prints will arrive with one square piece of Wall Tape, which you should position beneath the keyhole.
    3. The Large and Extra-Large size prints, will arrive with two square pieces of Wall Tape, which you should position on either side of the keyhole.
  3. Remove the white liner from one side of the tape and locate the recommended location on the back side of your print (see images below). Press the adhesive side of the Wall Tape down firmly into place using the palm of your hand. ❌ To avoid cracking the print, don't use your fingertips.

  4. Now you're ready to hang your print! Remove the remaining white liner(s) from the Wall Tape, and place it on your wall in its new home. Don't worry if you mess up the first time and it's not level—Wall Tape is designed to be removed and re-stuck a couple of times without losing strength.
  5. Lastly, with the palm of your hand, press firmly on the surface of the glass for 30 seconds directly over where the Wall Tape was placed. If two pieces of tape were used on a larger print, be sure to press over both pieces for 30 seconds each to successfully adhere them to your wall.

Notice some fingerprints on your Glass Print after mounting it to the wall? Not to worry—check out this guide for recommendations on cleaning your print.

Fracture Glass Prints are 100% covered by our Warranty which includes any issues with mounting. If the keyhole cutout, mounting screw, or Wall Tape is flawed or fails to support the print in any way, please email our Customer Support team at support@fractureme.com. You can also reach out to us via live-chat (Monday-Friday) using the chat bubble at the bottom corner of this page.