How do you hang something without putting nails or holes in the wall

I work in film and have to put things up in locations all the time without drilling or nailing into the walls. The industry standard has been butyl rubber tape

More recently I discovered clear rubber adhesive tape

Additional advice: to protect the wall, you can apply blue painters tape on the wall and put the adhesive on top of the tape. You can also tape the back side of the item you are hanging to protect it if that is a concern. It should come off cleanly and safely if you remove it gently. Jordan 11 Concord for sale

I successfully hung framed artwork this way but a large mirror would likely be too heavy. You could opt for mirrored tiles

You can find cork tiles that would work well for a cork board these can be spray painted if you want to get creative with some color! cheap Jordan 11 Concord

You might be able to get a lightweight aluminum frame dry erase board to stay up if you put a grid of tape/adhesive on the back. Be sure to measure and mark where you want the board to go beforehand, it will get messy if you try to adjust it. order Jordan 11 Concord

My tip for putting up the board would be to tape the back of your board with a grid of painters tape, roll out the adhesive onto the tape grid, then apply another layer of the blue tape sticky side facing you on top of the adhesive. Then stick the board to the wall and press hard to make it stay put. buy Jordan 11 Concord

Concrete is a bit tricky, i just drill holes into the bastard. Magnets are a good idea, but again, you have to drill into the cement to set the mags in place.

Adhesive is another option, but maybe not so much if you ever want to get your things off the wall. I done this for tool racks and such, but it a bit more work. jordan 11

Get your object, mirror or what not, and screw it down to a half inch of wood planking or boards. The boards you can then adhere to the concrete. When it comes time to move, you can just unscrew your things from the wood and take the wood off with a lump hammer or sledge. Suppose you can use something to get the rest of the glue off of the concrete too, if you care that much. There are lots of industrial adhesives you can sue for heaver things, or just go get a tube of no more nails from a hardware store.

As for the posters. umm. concrete nails. That learn Blue tack won work because concrete is too porous.

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