We recommend that you first hold the canvas up against the wall to determine the perfect position. You can also ask someone for assistance, so that you can check the positioning yourself, from 2–3 metres away. Once you’ve chosen your spot on the wall, mark it with a dot in the middle above the canvas. Then, on the back of the wall art, measure the distance between the top edge and the canvas print wall bracket (or the opening with the bracket). Mark this distance underneath the first spot you marked and put a nail or a screw into the wall here – and your canvas print is ready to be hung! For large format wall art, repeat the procedure at a second point, then at the same height as the two wall brackets. In the event that the canvas or the wooden stretcher frame is slightly warped (e.g., due to transportation or because wood ‘works’ as a natural product and is exposed to changes in ambient environments), you can fix your wall art in place using a very small nail. To do so, simply hit the nail at a slight angle along the edge into the wall, so that the nail holds firmly against the edge of the canvas and presses this slightly towards the wall.