Hanging Franklin Mint Cordon Bleu Moulds

[TAFFWILLIAMS]

I have just acquired a set of 6 Franklin Mint Cordon Bleu Moulds which my wife wants to hang up in her new kitchen.

Each mould has a small hole at the top edge.

Does anybody know of any fittings for attaching these to the wall?

Many thanks, in advance.

Taff Williams

[buildersmate]

The device often used is commonly referred to as a nail. I'll spell that for you - N - A - I - L.
The aforementioned nail is typically made a steel wire drawn out straight. A clever machine puts a pointy bit on one end of the wire. Different lengths of nail are made, but for your purposes a length of about 20mm should be adequate. Various sorts of top on the nail are available, from a 'flat cap' to a nail for very little at the top - handily known as a 'lost head nail' - for obvious reasons.
The normal attachment device for a nail is known as a hammer. This instrument often has a wooden handle with a shaped lump of steel attached to the top. The idea is that the operative strikes the nail with the hammer (on the head, not the pointy bit, you understand - forcing the latter into the wall.
In this manner a reliable and permanent attachment device for your wife's moulds can be assured.

[ChuckFickens]

LOL @ bm :)

[squarebear]

Yep, that should work.

[RATTER15]

Buildersmate, im not totally sure but I have a feeling there just may be a little bit of sarcasm in your reply?

[buildersmate]

I just answer the questions to the best of my ability, Gov.