InnoFast Best-Ever Picture Screw  
InnoFast Best-Ever Picture Screw

Best-Ever Picture Screw

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InnoZinc Inc.
U.S. PAT# 7,713,013
other patents pending

Endorsements

Picture This! - DIY: the Perfect Way... - Mag Ruffman
Sun Media Papers Nov.18, 2006

“Mag Ruffman has found true love in the Innofast picture hanger. All you need is a screwdriver (or butter knife for that matter) to easily secure these gadgets. Just like that, all those pictures gathering dust have new homes... Read Full


Best-Ever Picture Screw - Lee Valley Tools

“Also works well with wall-hung phones, or objects with keyhole slots rather than wires. Truly the best on the market... Read Full


Home Day on CityLine - Ramsin Khachi

“Make your life easier" "nice and simple"... View Video


Well, I'll be hanged! - Mag Ruffman

“The "best ever" picture screw is a fantastic wall fastener designed by another Canadian inventing family, Len and Anne Sedgwick... Read Full


Best-Ever Picture Screw - Hung Ho

“The Innofast picture hanger is designed for both slot-head and Robertson (square-head) drivers, so it can be installed with a butter knife, a nail file, or a screwdriver if you’re a purist... Read Full


Steve Maxwell's expert advice makes it easy for the novice to choose their first tools
Toronto Star Apr.13, 2006. - 10 Top Tools

“Begin with my personal list of The Top 10, tried-and-true tools for happy home ownership. There are lots of basic tools to choose from, but I know from personal experience that the ones you'll find here are guaranteed winners…
“You can hang small pictures safely on a nail driven into drywall, but you'll be better off with something more substantial when dealing with heavier objects. The nice thing about these self-threading picture hanger screws is they save you the trouble of drilling a hole in your wall. Slip a screwdriver tip into the recess in the head, then drive the hanger into the wall, either by hand or with a drill. The coarse threads bite and chew right into wall surfaces on their own. The load-bearing capacity of these hangers is high, too — about 20 lbs.”