How To Decorate Exterior Siding With Wreaths?

This article provides tips on how to hang a wreath on vinyl siding or stucco/dryvit without causing damage. It covers the best tools and techniques for a secure and damage-free display. The article also discusses different types of hooks available for hanging on vinyl siding, including DécoVinyl™ reusable hangers, which are easy to install with your fingers.

There are five different ways to hang wreaths on exterior windows or doors, including adding a wreath over your garage door. Balsam Hill wreath hangers allow you to display wreaths easily without any damage to doors. Most wreath hangers fit standard doors and have steel frames to support heavier wreaths. Some are adjustable so you can choose the right size and color.

To hang a wreath on vinyl siding, buy festive ribbon that is 2+ inches wide and complements the greenery, season, and your home’s siding. Twist a screw hook into the siding right above your window and cut a piece of ribbon long enough to loop through the wreath and hang it where you want it. Tie a knot at the top of the ribbon and then hang your wreath from the screw hook.

DecoVinyl hangers can be installed in the seam between two pieces of siding without the need for tools. Simply clip the metal hook into the seam until it snaps into place. Attach one end of a long thin length of picture hanging wire in the attic and out the soffit vent down to the wreath. Specialty hooks made of stainless steel slide up under the lip of the siding and lock into place using the siding’s own lip. Anchor the hook or nail right at the cup hook or nail site for durability.

In summary, this article provides tips on how to hang a wreath on vinyl siding or stucco/dryvit without causing damage.