of it with excessive weight, this will result in putting the hook nails under excessive stress and will fracture the gib. Once the gib plaster is fractured there is little that can be done to repair the hooks' hole, short of moving the location of the picture and filling the damaged area. Adding to the group is easy provided the basic steps are followed. This will ensure many years of enjoying a well presented grouping of your favourate framed images, without the irritation of wonky frames with anoying bluetak behind each corner, and no more headaches when they need a quick dust or wipe. 9. My picture wont stay on ceiling Pictures on the ceiling - really? Well, whatever turns you on I guess. But seriously, whether a ceiling or sloped ceiling, conventional picture hooks will not work. Something of the key-hole type is necessary. Two plates will need to be located - one on each side - about a quarter of the way down from the top, and one more (centered) at the bottom. Of course the size of the item being installed will determine whether three fixing points will be sufficient, but if in doubt, then using two fixings rather than one at the bottom is recommended. Panhead screws are to be fastened into the ceiling (or sloped ceiling) in the correlating positions. Missing studs/purloins? Then wall plugs maybe required. Do not use cheap wall plugs. 10. I need to hang my surfboard so I can still use