
World's First Auto-leveling Picture Hanger
Stop worrying about having to readjust your pictures level

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How Hang N Locks Work
It uses a patent-pending design with interlocking teeth to ensure the picture won't move once the level position is set

The top hanger piece snaps closed onto the picture frame wire with three clamps to lock the wire into place

The hanger slides onto the bottom wall receiver and the teeth on both parts interlock into one another

The arc shape allows for rotational adjustments to get the frame level. Once set and locked into place, it auto-adjusts the frame level if it gets bumped
Frequently Asked Questions
How does it lock the frame into place?
The hanger part clamps onto the picture frame wire. That part then has interlocking teeth that lock into place with the wall receiver to keep it from moving.
How much weight can it hold?
We have designed it to handle most standard sized picture frames as wide as 3 feet in width or 50 lbs. We anticipate getting it UL Tested before releasing the final consumer product to ensure it meets those standards and we have had requests for a larger version for larger pictures but that is in the future.
What size wire can it hold?
The hanger part clamps onto the picture frame wire. That part then has interlocking teeth that lock into place with the wall receiver to keep it from moving.
Does it work on frames without a wire?
Unfortunately it does not, but you can buy a wire kit and install it onto the back of the frame and then utilize Hang N Locks.
Meet The Team

Brian Kaffee
Inventor & Founder
Brian has been an entrepreneur for over 15 years, successfully starting, running, and selling multiple businesses

Clive Correia
Advisor - Finance & Strategy
As a Wharton Business School alumnus Clive has over 20 years of experience in finance and investing via investment management firms, hedge funds, and angel networks.

John Helm
Sales
John has been a sales and marketing executive for over 20 years, and has expertise in sales, operations, and logistics.