Why you should never use a drill or hammer to hang a wreath on your front door

"If you've invested in a new porch or front door, the changes are you've suddenly realised you don't know the best way to hang a wreath on your front door. In fact it's entirely possible your inner Grinch has entered the room at the thought of sticky tape or nails coming anywhere near your precious new entrance. So what is the best way to hang a wreath on a front door?"

"Does it depend on the material, or is there a fail-safe method that anyone can use? And, is there ever a time when you need to accept your front door wreath may no longer be an option? We asked leading door experts for their top tips and tricks so you can make sure you know the best way to hang a wreath on your front door without risking any damage or costly repairs."

Door material, wreath weight and finish determine the safest hanging method. Over-the-door wreath hangers offer a no-damage option for solid doors and heavier wreaths. Removable adhesive hooks can work for lightweight wreaths when rated for the load and compatible with the surface. Avoid nails, screws or ordinary sticky tape on new or finished doors to prevent holes, scratches or adhesive residue. Consider alternative placements such as porch posts, railings or adjacent hooks when door attachment risks damage. Some doors, particularly glazed or delicate finishes, may make hanging a wreath impractical without risking costly repairs.

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