Made of high-density Lucite or stainless steel, these unobtrusive hangers provide a safe and tasteful way to hang folding screens. They have been specifically designed for hanging traditional Japanese screens (gaku and byobu) on drywall. Used by museums, art galleries & installers for over 25 years.
How to Hang a Japanese Folding Screen: The Ultimate Mounting Kit
Step-by-Step Guide
Position your bottom row of screen clips, in the middle of each panel. The double-sided tape will allow you to adjust the placement of each clip until it’s level and straight. Nail into place. Lift with a partner to place the screen in the channel created by the screen clips.
Have someone hold the screen in position - apply minimal pressure along the fold where there are wooden supports beneath the paper/silk. Use a tissue or soft cloth to protect the surface from oils on your hands. Slide the top clip over the top edging, parallel to the bottom clips and nail into place.
Position the side clips, one at either end in the center of the screen height and nail it in place. The installation is complete
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