Picture ledges that use existing, permitted nails — or none
Undo 7/10
One ledge holds many frames that only lean, so you are not betting a strip per corner. If the lease allows a small nail, one picture hook in a stud is often kinder than a grid of adhesive. If it allows neither, lean a low shelf unit and set frames on it.
Skip it if: You have not read the lease. A ‘no nails’ clause means the ledge goes on the floor, not the wall.
Fits: A collection of frames, not a single heavy mirror
A simple ledge is often $20–$40; a bookcase you own is $0. Check the live price.