A piece of stock scenery hardware, most often used when flying flat-framed scenery. Usually come in pairs.
Top Hanger Iron:
Affixed to the top of a scenery flat for hanging.
Bottom Hanger Iron:
Fits under the bottom member of a scenery flat. Usually secured parallel to the Top Hanging Iron.
Pictures from http://www.mutualhardware.com/Theatrical-Set-Hardware/Hanging-Hardware .
Not to be confused with Hanging iron, used for mounting striplights.
Top Hanger Iron:
Affixed to the top of a scenery flat for hanging.
Bottom Hanger Iron:
Fits under the bottom member of a scenery flat. Usually secured parallel to the Top Hanging Iron.
Pictures from http://www.mutualhardware.com/Theatrical-Set-Hardware/Hanging-Hardware .
Not to be confused with Hanging iron, used for mounting striplights.
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