Ywlake Magnetic Poster Hanger, 18x24 18x12 18x24 Poster Frame Wood Wooden Magnet Print Posters Dowel Scroll Hanger Hangers Hanging Kit for Walls Map Canvas Artwork (White, 18")
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Ywlake Magnetic Poster Hanger, 18x24 18x12 18x24 Poster Frame Wood Wooden Magnet Print Posters Dowel Scroll Hanger Hangers Hanging Kit for Walls Map Canvas Artwork (White, 18")
- Magnetic poster hangers with powerful magnets, strong enough to hang any kingds of prints, maps, posters and even tapestry
- Wide Compatibility: The 18 inch magnetic poster hanger can be used for any 18" wide poster of any length, such as 18x24 18x12 18x24
- Easy to use: Hang or remove your poster in just 120 seconds. Position it correctly and hang using the concealed rope
- Changeable & Damage Easily: Change your posters from time to time in a minute, really easy operation
- Kindly Note: the magnetic poster hanger may not suitable for thick items
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