Complemented by its cherry mounting plate, this Wall-Mounted Guitar Hanger from Gator Frameworks fits all manners of electric guitars, acoustics, and electric basses. Its rubber cradle properly situates the instrument against the wall while providing enough clearance to aid in the fight against scratches and nicks. Though a foam wall pad prevents scuffing to your walls, it's nicely hidden by the cherry mounting plate. Furthermore, this hanger comes with screws and drywall anchors.

Mounts Guitars on Walls    Fits Acoustic, Electric & Bass Guitars    Foam Wall Pad Hidden by Mounting Plate    Does Not Scuff Guitar or Walls    Includes Screws & Drywall Anchors

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How far out from the wall is the closest roll?

A: its about 4" long

Q: 2. I have 1 roll of paper and 2 muslin backdrops that I use. Will this work for that?

A: As long as they have the same cardboard core and roll up to roughly the same diameter, I don't see why not. Otherwise they make an extension rod that can be used to support rolls with no tube.

Q: 3. Does buying the metal chain version really make a difference?

A: Yes. Both systems work, but the metal chain has better build and durability and has decent tension. Also, I feel the weight of the chain helps the chain hang better and straighter. The plastic chain helps if you are on a budget, but it can seem too light at times. It basically comes down to personal preference.

Q: 4. Can I swap different paper roles out whenever I need to? Like if I wanted to swap a red background for the grey one that's up, would I be able to easily?

A: It would be just a matter of removing the drives from the cardboard core of one paper roll in exchange for another paper roll.

Q: 5. I'll be using this kit with 86-inch wide seamless paper (about 6 lbs per roll). I've read that one should remove the rolls after each use to prevent sagging in the middle and then issues unrolling/rolling. Have others found that to be the case? I was hoping I could leave these rolls up on these brackets for long periods of time.

A: I have had 86-inch rolls up for more than 8 months now, no sagging noticed.

Q: 6. Can these be mounted on stands?

A: Hi , in light stands no , there is some mount that you can use for that , but for me is better in the wall

Q: 7. How many have secured a piece of wood to your wall first and then secured the brackets to the How many have secured a piece if wood to wall first and then secured the brackets to the wood? Since the studs are usually not the proper width apart for both brackets to be screwed in into the studs.

A: Using wood between beams to get a secure mounting point is often required. Mounting to drywall is not recommended.

Q: 8. How do I stop the background from unrolling completely?

A: You have to tighten the tension on the handles. It took me a while to figure it out.

Q: 9. so - assuming I get the aluminimum cores for 3 vinyl backgrounds 9x20s each; that'll easily put me over 40 pounds EACH -about 120 lbs. The max weight recommended for this is 22lbs (each) and I cannot find any solutions that accommodate a 40lb limit (each) even though that seems to be normal for vinyl. Are there ANY products that can accommodate Vinyl and be sturdy at the same time? (i.e. metal chains and not plastic etc)?

A: This background support is capable of supporting the weight of a vinyl background. https://bhpho.to/364HptE

Q: 10. How far away do I need to mount it for a 107 seamless paper?

A: If you are referring to how wide you need to set up the brackets it is just a touch wider than the roll of seamless.