From the brand
Shari Hammond & Ron Hunt
Our goal is to produce practical, yet fashionable items that are thoughtfully designed and crafted in the USA to enhance your way of life.
INSP!RED Product Development Group was established by a father-daughter team who are passionate about creation. Ron, a retired engineer from IBM, has continuously innovated and crafted new items, holding over 150 patents. His daughter, Shari, is a designer with a talent for aesthetics and understanding consumer needs. She holds several patents as well. Together, they develop practical and trendy products that you will adore.
INSP!RED Products
Effortless Picture Hanging with Accuracy: Hang your saw-toothed or wired picture frames easily without the stress of measuring. Our distinctive positioning system guarantees precise nail hole placement every time, removing uncertainty.
Ideal Tool for Any Event: Be it weddings, housewarming parties, graduations, or DIY endeavors, Go Hang It! is the essential tool and gift for anyone desiring ease and accuracy in picture hanging.
Revolutionary Magnetic Key System: Our patented magnetic keys firmly maintain their position until required. Insert them into our single-tooth hangers or standard saw-tooth hangers and D-hooks for exact marking. Integrated hooks also aid in aligning wire hanger pictures.
User-Friendly with Built-in Level: With Go Hang It!, mounting pictures is a simple task. Just place the tool and frame, then use the supplied push pin to accurately mark the nail holes. The removable level guarantees your pictures hang straight consistently.
Comprehensive Hardware Kit for Your Ease: The included hardware case comes fully furnished with all necessary items for picture hanging. Additionally, it offers plenty of space for extra storage. Proudly invented in the USA.
Customers say
Customers find the picture hanger straightforward to operate and useful. It simplifies the task of hanging pictures and ensures perfection every time. They value its practicality and ingenious method for accurately positioning the nails. The item is characterized as functional and convenient. However, views vary regarding its price-to-value ratio and leveling considerations.
