is the exception to this rule and that is if the Item is light enough to be carried by a Blind Double Ended Pin. Then it is possible to have the artwork sit completely flat to the wall. (refer Double Ended Pins ) The other solution is when the item has been framed in such a way as to have a large enough cavity due to the recess in the frame, then all the fittings can hide snuggly into that space. 4. String and hook protrude above picture Yet another symptom of the string, cord, cable ... scenario. But what makes the string and hook be seen is that is has stretched over time, or that it was simply too long to begin with. Very common occurrence when the picture is of an extreme landscape format (horrizontally long and vertically short). Solution. As usual, the solution is to get rid of all string, cord, cable wire or chain. Use hooks directly to hangers attached to backside of picture.(refer to section _ Using TwinPins ). If there is room in the back recess of the picture then attach fittings inside this space. 5. Hanging a huge, expensive mirror What ever you do, DO NOT use string, cord, wire, cable or chain. Ensure that fittings used are the correct size for the mirror, and that the method that is implemented is also correct. Disasters occur when hanging Heavy mirrors not from incorrect fittings, but due to poor execution when applying those fittings.