goKelvin 72 Inch Wide Poster Frame Hanger Snap Rails for Maps and Signs (Clear)

I needed to hang a laminated map that is 62 inches wide, and these rails worked great. Watch the videos to see how to cut and hang. I was able to easily cut rails with a hacksaw from 70 inches down to 62 inches. Putting the rails onto the map was a breeze as well (I practiced first on the excess length I cut off), and the map is held very tightly. The rails hang from small hangers you slide onto the rails, shown in 2nd picture. I just used plain nails but you could probably use something nicer. I was a little worried these would not work, but I am glad I bought them - they worked great!

Count me impressed. I had a large piece of vintage fabric I wanted to display nicely and these rails really did the trick. I had tried just thumb tacks (not very nice looking) and those magnetic frames (lower frame was so heavy it pulled the fabric out from the upper one) and was considering figuring out how to use stretcher bars when I stumbled on these goKelvin Hanging Rails. First, this was the only thing I found long enough for my fabric. Second, they looked light enough to make it easy to hang and spare my walls. Yes, I paused quite a while over the price but I could cut them to fit and they could cover the raw edges of the fabric. The best thing is whoever invented this locking system is genius. I did this with no help, and it pulled the cloth taught and it will not budge unless you open it up again. Watch the videos, including the one for cutting (do not use a chop saw, take it from me), before using. Very happy with the result!

Works well, but a bit pricey

I had a very light weight cloth wall hanging that I wanted to hang, but needed something long enough that wouldn't wrinkle the cloth. I was also looking for something light and easy to hang. This was prefect. I did need to trim it a little, but it was very easy to do so and the video was helpful. It was a little more expensive than what I thought but worth it and looks very nice.

I’m a mixed media artist and did a piece on a tablecloth that needed to be hung in a show. I found that this was the perfect solution. I cut the frame down to size per the instructional video. Since the tablecloth is heavier than paper, I found I didn’t need to use the bottom piece. I thought this was a great price point for a frame that doesn’t detract from the artwork. Very happy with my purchase.

Hubby has wanted something to hang his large maps. Everything we looked at was out of our budget. Came across these and it was perfect! Ease of putting maps in them, durable and very functional.Looking forward to buying a few more for additional maps.

This was most definitely the answer to "how do I get this up on my wall". It was so simple to do but for something this large (60") you are going to need 2 people. Also I hired a professional to hang it to make sure it was straight and on the wall correctly. I'm happy I spent the time to find this on Amazon. YOU GO KELVIN!

In my humble opinion, these rails are one great product! We love these so much that we plan to purchase more of them for a few projects we have planned. We had no issues with cutting our 72" rails down to the size of 55" in order to apply to a map that we recently had laminated. Also, I must add that the videos offered on the web page were a wonderful aid to clearly understanding how handle the product. They are amazingly affordable and the quality was very surprising on the positive! I absolutely recommend this product for -poster type- media applications.Additionally, the customer service is outstanding! I contacted goKelvin by email which was responded to within 24 hours. I had the pleasure of corresponding with "Gwenda Lindhorst-Ko" of goKelvin Inc. She was both attentive and accommodating! We're looking forward to hanging photos and even trying a tapestry that I'm currently in the process of completing. If you do decide to buy these, I truly feel that you will not be sorry. Enjoy. :-)