Wreath Holder - Giant Suction Cup - for Windows and UPVC Doors - 2 Hooks by Adams @ WOWOOO

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If you have side lights, it’s easy to hang your wreath from them using ribbon or string. If you have symmetrical side lights, you can hang two smaller, identical wreaths from each side for even greater impact. By doing this, you won’t have to worry about potential damage to your front door, and it’s easier than ever to put up and take down the wreaths. If you do use this method to hang up your wreath, we suggest fixing the wreath securely so it doesn’t move too much in the wind, or worse yet, fly away! Different types of door: How to hang a wreath on a uPVC door It’s the season to be jolly and you should be able to spread some holiday cheer no matter what kind of door you have at home. The problem with your door But the branded Command Strips are reputed to be reliable and long-lasting. They also specify clear guidance on how much weight a particular hook can hold at the max. As long you know how much your wreath weighs, you can buy the corresponding hook, which can take its weight.

You can hang the wreath at your desired height by adjusting the ribbon’s length in front of the door without a hanger. This is a guide, not a rule. But if you’re using an over-door hanger with a fixed height, and your wreath is either very big or very small. Ways to attach a wreath to a door Many suction cups or self-adhesive hooks will struggle to hold a particularly weighty wreath for long. But this doesn’t mean you have to abandon a heavy wreath or rely on a nail that destroys your door.You should not abandon your dream of hanging a big and beautiful wreath, nor rely on nails that ruin your door. Nowadays, there are plenty of good quality self-adhesive hooks which are solid and long-lasting. For a uPVC door, use a suction hook to hang your wreath. You can attach this to the glass or the door itself. But branded Command Strips have built up a reputation for reliability. They also offer clear guidance on how much weight a particular picture hook will hold. As long you know how much your wreath weighs and buy the corresponding hook, you won’t need to worry about your wreath falling off. 6. Try an over the door wreath hanger Photo by Corina Andrisca on Unsplash Over door hangers are large hooks in either metal or plastic that hook onto the top of your door. They’re longer than regular over-the-door hooks, allowing for a wreath to hang at the perfect point on your door.

Finally, if your door has glass panels in it you will have a wider choice of options. A magnetic hanging mechanism will usually only work on a glass panel or a metal door. How to hang a wreath on a UPVC door Wreaths offer such a spectrum of designs that they can easily be tailored to suit any person’s liking. They are the simplest way to express the Christmas spirit at the front of your home, even before scaling the rooftops with winding fairy lights. Wreaths have been popular as a much-loved traditional Christmas decoration. People have used wreaths to decorate their homes since the Elizabethan era, adding to their charm.

Aspects to look out for when choosing a suitable wreath on the Door

They work with magnets on either side of your door, with a hook on the outside to hang your wreath. These work excellently on glass panels thin enough to allow strong magnetism. Be warned; they aren't cheap compared to many other options.

Wreaths are a popular choice when it comes to decorating our homes for Christmas - but what a lot of people might not know, is that hanging your favourite Christmas wreath could be damaging your front door. How to properly hang a wreath But there are actually plenty of ways to hang your wreath that don’t involve hammering a nail into your door. So we thought we’d explore seven types of wreath hangers that you can use which don’t involve hammers, nails, or damage to your door in any way, shape or form. Now you’ve considered the different ways you can hang a wreath on your front door without using nails or making holes in the surface of the door.

4 ways to hang a wreath without causing damage

To do this, you can use ribbon or string, attaching it to a Command hook or letterbox cage and then wrapping it around your wreath. While the position of the wreath may not be to everyone’s taste, and it may let a cold breeze through your letterbox, it’s an incredibly simple way to hang up your wreath and can be done in a matter of minutes. Hang your wreath from your door’s side lights A robust thermoplastic skin helps retain heat and prevent warm air escaping through the closed door. Suppose you will get a hook that is wide enough or adjustable to hold your wreath correctly. They aren’t always easy to come across, so do your research. Using a Ribbon Use a long piece of ribbon, and attach one end to your wreath (be sure to fasten a tight bow around it to keep it intact in its place). Take the other end of the ribbon and place it over the top of your door through the narrow gap between the door frame and the door itself.