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I would use string if wire is not allowed.
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To answer the why not just use wire question: on a recently purchased cheap frame, I installed tiny eye bolts and wire like I've done many times in the past and a few days later I found the picture on the ground when an eye bolt pulled out of the substandard particle board frame.
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Yep, I have some and love them. They make a big hole, but are worth it.
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And about half the time when planning to use zipit fasteners - I end up locating at least 1 of them AT a stud!
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You don't use the knock on the wall stud-finder test? Then if I'm close, I'll drill a tiny pilot to see if I strike wood.
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Since we are talking studs, this is my favorite stud finder, use it almost daily. Basically a powerful magnet that sticks to the nail or screw: C.H. Hanson Magnetic Stud Finder-03040 - The Home Depot
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