Hi everyone! I'm new to this site and seeking guidance. I'm looking to hang some large pieces in the range of 12" x 18." Some are flat, some more wavy (I can't seem to attach photos, but hopefully these links work for reference: https://www.instagram.com/p/CiXguVvgzhq/ and https://www.instagram.com/p/CiczfrqOKhy/ )
The main recommendation that I've gotten so far (and also seen mentioned here on this incredibly useful site! Thank you in particular to @Bill Kielb for your posts) is to use epoxy to attach two D-Ring hangers to the back of the pieces. I bought J-B Weld Original Cold-Weld Steel Reinforced Epoxy and used it on a test piece today (still setting) but very open to other suggestions if anyone thinks there's a better option??
I've also read about using epoxy to first attach wood to the back of the ceramic piece, and then glue or drill D-Rings into that wood. Is this method considerably stronger? I don't currently have a way to cut pieces of wood to size, but I could try to figure it out that's considered better than using epoxy to directly adhere metal to ceramic. The gallery where these are being shown requires D-Rings so looking for the most secure way to use them. Somewhat terrified of these things falling off the wall!
Thanks so much for any and all tips and tricks!
