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    Pictures in RV

    We are wanting to hang pictures in the TT but I am sure there is something that can be used to mount the pictures without having to take them down when you travel. I swear I saw a Youtuber that sold their RV and had to take down the pictures and it looked like they were held up with command strips.

    What do you use to do this? Could I get a link?
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    Command strip Velcro
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    Command strip Velcro works well but makes sure you clean the section of wall really well before adhering to it. We use them to hang a few things.
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    Quote Originally Posted by WondersAwait View Post
    Command strip Velcro works well but makes sure you clean the section of wall really well before adhering to it. We use them to hang a few things.
    Agree... same here.
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    I'm with everyone else and use Command Strip Velcro for mounting most pictures. When I get into a situation where we need a little more holding power, I use Nano Double Sided Heavy Duty Tape (available on Amazon). The Nano Tape is transparent, really strong, not too expensive, and best of all easily removable with no residue. I used it to hang a magnetic knife block, weather station, and several temperature sensors around our coach.
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    +1 for Nano Tape. We use plexiglass instead of glass in the frame, and mount the frame with Nano Tape. Even if the frame were to fall off, which it never has, the plexiglass wouldn't break.
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    What your looking for are picture frame corner mounts like this https://www.ebay.com/itm/114713536436

    The picture is held tight to the wall from the 4 corner. I have also seem them referred to as earthquake picture mounts. They come in various configurations and sizes. Check with you local picture frame store.
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