Simple, you screw in normal picture hangers, then use a pliars and bend
over the hook so you cannot pull the wire off.

Jason

On 11 Nov 2003, Bethany S. Rutledge wrote:
> Does anybody on the list have a preferred security mechanism for hanging
> smaller framed artwork in a... well, let's say non-traditional setting. A
> traveling exhibit of ours is heading to the waiting rooms in a new
medical
> building. Lighting and a security system were designed with the exhibit
in
> mind, but I'd sleep better at night if there were a little extra
something
> keeping those pieces from walking out of the building. What can I do,
short
> of screwing the frames directly to the wall?
>
> Many thanks for any help you can offer!
>
> Bethany Rutledge
> Director of Collections & Exhibits
> Thornton W. Burgess Society
> 6 Discovery Hill Rd.
> East Sandwich, MA 02537
> 508.888.4668
> www.thorntonburgess.org
>
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