Hillman Fasteners 53102 Tremor Picture Hanger 75 Lb

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 53102 is a heavy-duty picture hanger rated for loads up to 75 pounds, designed to keep framed artwork and wall decor securely mounted in earthquake-prone environments. The Tremor series uses a locking fastener design that resists wall vibration and seismic movement, reducing the risk of frames shifting or falling. Each package contains 12 hangers, making it a practical stocking item for residential service calls, property maintenance, or retail resale. Installation requires no special tools beyond a hammer and a nail, and the hanger is suitable for standard drywall and plaster wall surfaces.

The 53102 Tremor Picture Hanger is well suited for residential and light commercial applications where wall-hung items must remain stable during ground movement or general vibration. It is marketed as kid-safe, making it appropriate for schools, childcare facilities, and family residences where falling frames present a safety concern. Property managers and maintenance professionals working in seismically active regions will find this hanger a cost-effective solution for large or heavy framed pieces up to 75 pounds.

Key Features

• 75-pound load rating supports large and heavy framed artwork
• Tremor-resistant design holds frames in place during vibration and seismic activity
• Kid-safe construction reduces hazard from falling frames in occupied spaces
• 12 hangers per package for multi-unit or bulk installation jobs
• Suitable for earthquake-prone areas as a direct installation upgrade over standard picture hooks

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use picture hanger for standard drywall and plaster wall installations requiring a load rating of up to 75 pounds.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by general maintenance technicians or skilled DIYers using a hammer and the appropriate nail included or specified by the manufacturer. Power down or disconnect any nearby low-voltage wiring before driving fasteners into walls if electrical routing is unknown behind the surface. Follow local building codes and wall construction guidelines when selecting anchor points, particularly in older plaster or masonry walls where additional anchoring may be required.