Sanauto A1 Magnetic Wooden Poster Frame Hangers (61cm) – Black, 2 Pack

The essentials

If you’ve got A1-size artwork and you want a clean, frame-like wall display without the faff of traditional hanging hardware, these Sanauto A1 poster frame hangers are built for that job. The idea is simple: magnetic wooden rails grip your poster or printed material so you can present it on a wall map-style or landscape display, depending on how you position it.

It’s the sort of accessory you buy when you’re past the “temporary” stage (tape and thumbtacks everywhere), and you’d rather have something that looks tidy and holds steady. The listing also makes clear that posters aren’t included, so this is strictly the hanging/holding kit.

Where they fit (and where they don’t)

These hangers are described as a magnetic wooden solution aimed at larger posters and display prints. The product is labelled as 61cm magnetic poster hanger rails, and it’s specifically positioned for posters around 61x91.5 and 60x90, plus other art with a width under (and even over) 61cm.

That wording is useful, but there’s a catch worth noting: the listing says the magnetic hanger may not be suitable for thick posters, because thickness can affect how well the magnets hold. So if your artwork is on heavier board, wrapped canvas, or has a chunky mount, it’s sensible to check thickness first rather than assuming it’ll work the same as a flat print.

It may not suit you if you’re trying to hang something very thick, very heavy, or irregularly textured where magnet contact won’t be consistent.

Key features that matter in daily use

The standout point here is the magnet strength claim. The frame hangers are described as using extra-strong industrial grade N52 magnets. On paper, that’s meant to support displaying different weight posters, pictures, maps, and canvas-printed materials for a long time.

There’s also the practical benefit of using a magnetic holding approach: you can line things up more quickly than with some clip-and-wire systems, and the end result tends to look more “finished” than pinning.

What you’ll notice day to day

• The wooden rails give a more traditional look than plain metal strips.
• The kit is made for long-term display rather than one-off hanging.
• The magnets are the core of the performance, so placement and thickness really do matter.

One small limitation is also implied by the magnet-based method: if the print doesn’t sit flush against the rails, the grip can be less reliable. For flat posters and thin-to-medium prints, it’s likely to feel straightforward, for anything thicker, you may need to rethink.

Specifications that influence buying decisions

This kit is supplied as 2 packs, with black wooden rails and a 61cm size. It’s intended for landscape-style large size wall map displays and poster formats that fit the stated size guidance (notably around 61x91.5 and 60x90).

It’s not a full poster frame on its own—you’re essentially buying the hanging rail system that pairs with your artwork. If you were expecting a complete framed unit, it’s worth adjusting expectations.

Getting the most from magnetic poster hangers

A quick, realistic use example: suppose you’ve got a 61x91.5 print of a map you want on a feature wall. You’d position the rails at the height you want, align the poster, and let the magnets clamp it in place along the rail edges. The advantage is that you can correct alignment before you commit to a permanent-looking display, without having to drill through your print.

To avoid disappointment, two checks before you buy are sensible:

1) Confirm your artwork thickness. If your poster is on a thicker mount or feels “rigid and bulky”, bear in mind the listing’s warning about thick posters. 2) Check sizing vs width. The hangers are meant for widths around the 61cm reference and also says they suit art with width less than or greater than 61cm. Still, matching the likely range is the safest bet for a proper hold.

Should you buy it?

A solid pick if you’re looking for a magnetic wooden hanging rail kit for large-format posters or wall map displays, especially if your artwork is relatively flat and you want a neater look than temporary mounting.

It may not be a great match if you’re dealing with thick posters or mounted prints where the magnet contact could be reduced. Also, since posters aren’t included, you’ll need to have your artwork ready before you judge the final appearance.

Mini FAQ

FAQs

Are posters included in the pack? No. The listing explicitly notes that posters aren’t included.

What size posters are these hangers meant for? They’re described for formats around 61x91.5 and 60x90, and for other art with width under or over 61cm (as long as magnet contact works).

Do the magnets work with thick posters? The listing cautions that magnetic hangers may not be suitable for thick posters because thickness can affect magnet performance.

What’s the magnet strength claimed? The rails are described as using extra-strong industrial grade N52 magnets.

How to decide in one line

If your poster is flat-ish, the magnetic wooden rails approach should suit your large wall display needs—just don’t expect the same results with thick mounted prints.