Gallery Grip Offers a New Way to Hang Art

An adjustable picture hanging system designed in Toronto and made in Montréal

Adjust Your Art After You Hang It

You hang the last frame, step back, and see it’s half an inch too low. Toronto founder and inventor Melanie Courtois developed Gallery Grip for that moment. The patent-pending picture hanging system lets you move a frame up, down or side to side after it’s hung, without making a new hole for each adjustment.

For artists hanging a series, galleries arranging a grouping or collectors displaying work at home, those small adjustments can make a difference. You can line up the tops of neighbouring frames, even out the spacing or level a piece once you can see it in place.

Gallery Grip supports framed work up to 15 lb and works with hanging wire on frames at least 10 inches wide or compatible D-rings on frames 10 to 12 inches wide.

See How It Works

Watch Gallery Grip’s installation and adjustment demonstrations at gallerygrip.ca/pages/how-it-works.

About Gallery Grip

Gallery Grip was founded by Melanie Courtois, a certified interior decorator and entrepreneur. She developed the system with a team of engineers and launched it in April 2026.

Gallery Grip
Toronto, Ontario
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info@gallerygrip.ca
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