Shelf / Mirror / Picture Installation
Picture and Artwork Hanging in Singapore
Picture and artwork hanging starts from $45 for the first piece at SG QuickFix, and each additional picture in the same visit starts from $20. Framed prints, canvases, posters and gallery walls are hung level and evenly spaced, with fixings suited to the wall and the frame's weight. A few pictures usually take 30 to 60 minutes.
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Listed price
From $45
Task guide
When this may be needed
- A heavy framed print or mirror-backed artwork needs a secure fixing.
- Adhesive hooks keep falling off in the humidity.
- You want a gallery wall of several frames evenly spaced.
- A picture hangs crooked or shifts every time a door closes.
- The wall is drywall, and you are unsure what it can hold.
What the team does
The technician checks each frame's weight and hanging hardware, and the wall type. Positions are marked with you, using paper templates for a gallery wall so you can see the layout before any hole is drilled. Larger frames are hung on two fixing points so they stay level. Each piece is checked with a level and tested by hand, and drilling dust is cleared.
Included in this price
- Checking frame weight, hanging hardware and wall type
- Marking positions with you, including gallery-wall layouts
- Fixing with anchors suited to the wall
- Levelling each piece and clearing dust
Limits & price factors
Framing artwork, supplying hooks or wires for frames with no hardware, and hanging on tile or marble (an add-on of $40 to $60 per job) are not included in the base price.
The first picture starts from $45 and each additional one from $20. Large or heavy pieces, frames with no hanging hardware and tiled walls take longer. Extra drill holes in the same visit cost $5 to $10 each.
FAQs
At SG QuickFix, the first picture starts from $45 and each additional picture in the same visit from $20.
Adhesive hooks avoid holes but often fail in Singapore's humidity, especially with heavier frames. A screwed fixing leaves a small hole that is easy to patch later.
Paper templates cut to each frame's size are taped to the wall, so you can adjust the layout before drilling. Hole positions are then marked through the templates.
It hangs from a single point. Two fixing points, or a frame hanging bar, keep it level.
