I’m trying to think of small, low profile ways to be able to hang signs to the wall without the nails/screws being visible.
Other than making little L or U brackets with holes in them, do you all make any kind of hanger pieces that you can attach (epoxy or tig) to the back of signs that you make? If so, would you share what you normally do/use? How about a pic of the back of the final product?
Thanks!
I like to use a French cleat
There’s some more pics of it hanging in this topic.
I spot weld the cleat to the back of the sign
That’s because you’re Canadian! 
However, technically those are not French Cleats. A French cleat is constructed so the force on the wall and the hung part is predominantly in Shear. Yours will have a twisting moment. I’m not saying it won’t work, but it doesn’t have the full advantage of a French Cleat.
What do you bend with
Tins are version are actually French-Canadian Cleats. 
…and I like them! Simple easy and clean!
Is that it, eh?
I hang signs with command strips.
Pot magnets.
@daryl_egen I’ve done a few variations of this tab for mounting wall hangings.
Spot weld the bottom hole for hanging steel pieces, Bent at the cut lines. I’ve also used it with screws to attach the tabs to some wood backing pieces. Don’t have any pics of the tabs on the back of a piece but you probably get the idea 
The bend cuts allow you to either make a u shape if you want a bigger stand off or a slight bend for a more flat profile.
Very similar drawing here too!! Bend into a “Z” shape and you’re good to go!!
Thank you!
What are the dimensions supposed to be on this one? Thank you.
Thank you.
