Guitar Hanger MX™ is a heavy duty wall mounted system for holding multiple guitars. Helps to clear up floor space and keep your guitars within easy reach, and looking great. The system is composed of 2 parts: the SlatWall Strip and the Hanger. Strips come in either 4’ or 8’ lengths and mount to any wall. The sleek high performance finishes and colors show off your prized axes in style. Hangers simply attaches onto the Strip from any direction and are easily removable and repositionable, plus the head rotates 180° for hanging guitars straight or at an angle. The slatwall inspired system has the added benefit of allowing free horizontal movements of the hangers.

Our Hangers are made with welded steel, then powder coated with an added soft foam cushion to protect delicate finishes around the guitar neck. Locking strap secures your guitar safely. If you have multiple guitars, this is the best way to get your guitars off the floor and up on the wall. Looks good, works great.™

Which size hanger do I need?

The 3" Hanger will hang guitars facing front ways but does not allow much room for the guitar to be rotated at an angle.

The 6" Hanger will hang guitars facing front ways and also allow most guitars to be partially rotated so they hang at an angle. It will not allow most guitars to hang completely sideways (perpendicular to the wall).

The 12" Hanger will hang guitars facing front ways and allow most guitars to be fully rotated so they hang sideways (perpendicular to the wall).

The above are general answers that apply for most guitars. But guitars come in many different shapes and sizes. To get an exact answer, you need to determine the widest part of your specific guitar. To do this, measure the distance from the center of the fret board to the widest part of your guitar. If you want to hang your guitar sideways and this distance is less than 6", then you can use our 6" Hanger and your guitar will be able to hang sideways, so it hangs perpendicular to the wall. If this distance is more than 6", then your guitar can be rotated to the point it almost touches the wall, but it won’t be hanging completely perpendicular to the wall. In this case, use the 12" Hanger so your guitar can hang perpendicular to the wall.

How do I hang a guitar with a narrow headstock?

Some guitars like Fender Telecasters™, have a narrow headstock and may not fit well on a hanger. Here is how you can modify the hanger to make it fit:

1. Using channel lock pliers or table vise or similar, bend both arms inward a bit

2. Then bend the left arm down a bit.

3. Then bend the right arm up a bit

Your narrow headstock guitar will now fit perfectly.

Are the cushions safe for guitars with nitro-cellulose finishes?

Unfortunately, no guitar hangers have completely nitro cellulose safe cushions, ours included. As we understand it, damage can occur in two ways: the material used for the cushion 'out-gasses' causing the lacquer to stain, or the cushion prohibits air and moisture movement from the wood of the guitar through the finish causing it to stain.

There are accessory items that address either of these problems, but not both. Leather covers can be purchased (Ingles #SA-10HC) that allow the wood/finish to breathe, but they do not completely stop the cushion gasses from passing through to the finish. There are 'gas-free' cushion materials, but these are relatively expensive and, like the leather covers, address just half the potential problem.

Somewhere in between is likely a solution, but so far none of us manufacturers have found the confidence to state "this is the solution".

For our guitar hangers we use a material that we consider to be comparatively low in its emissions. We can suggest that cloth or leather 'pads' be placed on the hanger arms.

How far from the ceiling should I hang it?

The answer depends on how long your headstock is from the "nut". This measurement can vary by guitar model. On average, mounting the SlatWall Strip such that its top edge is 6" from your ceiling should be adequate, however your particular instrument may vary. If you have the room, it's better to go more than 6" if possible.