Temporary fix on walls?

[Nod]

I do a fair amount of A3+ printing and like seeing the prints on the wall but don't want loads of holes where hooks go. Unfortunately, BluTack leaves greasy marks (which don't really bother me but Mrs Nod objects!). Is there a newer product that does the same sort of job but leaves no evidence?

 

[TimmyG]

How about a picture rail?

 

[dave clayton]

use panel pins or use a length of cord from one end to the other of the area and hang a print off that seen it done and it can look better than framing a print

 

[Lastblackdog]

Have you tried Command Hooks (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Command-Med...2724780&sr=8-8&keywords=command+hanging+hooks). Not sure if these are strong enough but the have a range of sizes. I used them when my son was at university as they couldn't drill any holes.

 

[Nod]

Should have been more clear, the prints won't be mounted, just the paper for temporary viewing. Where I want permanent pictures I'm happy to use proper picture hooks (and do) or in the case of heavy frames, screws into the studwork.

 

[PaulButler]

Try this http://www.staples.com/Scotch-Doubl...-with-Dispenser-3-4-inch-x-400/product_383534

 

[Nod]

I'll see if that Scotch tape is available this side of the pond - looks to be just what I'm after, thanks!

ETA looks like it is and Smiths might have it. If not, maybe Rymans will.

 

[Chappers]

Have a look at Bostik Stiki dots. Adhesive media on both sides of a plastic membrane

 

[Brian_of_Bozeat]

I use a cork board in my "home office" for putting my pics up temporarily. If I decide I want to keep them then they get promoted to another part of the house.