Hillman Fasteners 122213 Heavy Duty Keyhole Hanger 2 Pack

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 122213 is a single heavy duty keyhole hanger made from bright steel, sold in a 2-pack with screws included. Each hanger measures 9/16 inches wide by 1-5/8 inches long and is designed to provide a secure, flush-mount hanging solution for heavy shelves, frames, and wall-mounted fixtures. The keyhole slot design allows for tool-free removal and repositioning of the mounted item once the screw is set in the wall. Bright steel construction provides strength and corrosion resistance suitable for interior installations. Screws are included, making this a complete fastening solution out of the package.

These keyhole hangers are suited for residential and light commercial interior applications where heavy shelves, picture frames, mirrors, or similar wall-mounted items require a reliable, recessed-mount fastener. They are commonly used by carpenters, finish installers, and general contractors during shelf and frame installation. The 2-pack format is practical for single-item mounting tasks requiring one hanger on each side of a shelf or frame.

Key Features

• Heavy duty keyhole slot design allows flush wall mounting and easy item removal
• Bright steel construction for interior strength and durability
• Compact footprint: 9/16 inches wide by 1-5/8 inches long per hanger
• Screws included for a complete, ready-to-install package
• Suitable for heavy weight shelves and frames
• 2-pack format covers a single shelf or frame with one hanger per side

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style fastening solution for interior wall-mount applications involving heavy shelves, frames, and similar fixtures where a keyhole hanger profile is required.

Installation Notes

Keyhole hangers are typically installed by carpenters or general contractors using a drill and appropriate bit for the mounting surface. The hanger should be fastened securely to the back of the shelf or frame before locating and setting the wall screw. Always ensure wall screws are driven into a stud or appropriate wall anchor rated for the intended load. Power down any nearby low-voltage wiring or electrical circuits in the work area before drilling into walls.