A planner still in its tube
plans nothing.
Between „ordered“ and „in use“ there is exactly one step: it has to go on the wall. Two metal rails, a few sticky dots – and a magnet so the pen stays beside it. No drilling, no residue.
Because the planner will change one day.
A nail holds exactly one sheet and leaves a hole behind. A hanging rail holds every format from A5 to A1 and lets you swap it: the half-year that is done comes off – the next one goes up, without refixing anything.
The rail pair works as a team: the upper rail carries, the lower one holds the sheet down so it does not ripple or curl. That is why there are always two in the box.
It is fixed with Gecko adhesive tape – two strips per rail, removable without residue. If you are allowed to drill, the holes are already in the rail. And because the metal is magnetic , a magnet sticks to it too.
Four ways to fix something
- Hanging rail – for planners and boards that get swapped.
- Pinits – repositionable sticky dots for smooth surfaces.
- Magnet with counterpart – makes a sponge or pen box magnetic.
- Pen holder – self-adhesive, so the pen stays with the board.
The rail in numbers
- 450 × 30 × 1 mm per rail, two of them in a pair.
- Metal rail, grey-painted; 2 × 100 g.
- 2 Gecko adhesive strips per rail, screws optional.
Four spots. One motion.
This is how a planner hangs on the hanging rail pair. Tap a spot or pick it from the list.
The upper rail carries
It takes the weight. The planner is hooked in from above and rests with its punched holes on the notches – no clamping, no clips, no tools.
Notches and screw holes
Those small tabs are the hook-in notches: the punching of a punched planner or board slots straight into them. The round holes next to them are for screws – if you would rather not use adhesive, screw the rail on.
The lower rail holds
It carries no weight; it holds the sheet down so it stays flat against the wall. Without it, a large sheet bows forward and curls up over time.
Format-independent
Everything fits between the two rails, from A5 to A1 – a six-month planner, a board, two small sheets side by side. That is why the rail outlives the planner it holds.
Why is it called 3.0? That is the generation of the rail – in a few places the description text still says 2.0. It means the same product: the current metal hanging rail pair measuring 2 × 45 cm.
Four items. No wall plug.
Three of them hold the planner, one holds the pen – and all four come off again.
Hanging rail pair 4.0
Two rails of 450 × 30 × 1 mm in grey-painted metal. Magnetic, with 2 Gecko adhesive strips per rail, screws optional. For formats from A5 to A1.
29.90 €Pinits
Repositionable helpers for smooth surfaces: whiteboard, laminated wall planner, glass. The tab is made by folding a corner over – so they peel off easily and can be reused many times.
2.90 €Magnet with counterpart
The round magnet comes with a self-adhesive counterpart – which makes almost anything magnetic: the sponge sticks to the board instead of sitting in the drawer, the marker parks next to the planner.
2.40 €Pen holder
Self-adhesive holder with a base of 12 × 15 mm and 12 mm height, in black and clear. A board without a pen stays empty – this is the cheapest way to stop that happening.
1.90 €Punched boards
Kanban Board and Dotted Board in A1 landscape, plus the Plus-punched six-month planners, are delivered precision-punched – they hang in the notches with no extra work.
from 19.90 €Swappable, trace-free, magnetic, flat
A hole in the wall is drilled in seconds. But after that exactly one format fits into it – forever.
The planner is free to go
Half-year over, board full, new year: what hangs there gets replaced, not the fixing. One rail outlives many planners.
A5 to A1No hole, no glue mark
Two Gecko adhesive strips per rail hold fast, yet come off again without residue. Exactly what a rented flat, an office and a glass door need.
View hanging railThe metal joins in
The rail is magnetic. Together with the self-adhesive magnet, sponge, marker or pen box park right beside it – not in the drawer.
Magnet 2.40 €Holding it down counts
A large sheet bows forward if it only hangs at the top. That is why there are two rails: the upper one carries, the lower one holds the sheet against the wall.
2 railsTwo rails. Every format.
It is the most expensive piece in this world and the only one you buy just once.
Hanging rail pair 4.0
Two rails in grey-painted metal: the upper one carries, the lower one holds the sheet flat. Stuck on with Gecko adhesive tape or screwed on – the holes are already there.
- 450 × 30 × 1 mm per rail
- Metal rail, grey-painted
- Magnetic
- 2 Gecko adhesive strips per rail
- Removable without residue
- For A5 to A1
The PREMIUM sets of the 18-month wall planners already include three metal hanging rails. Prices incl. VAT, plus shipping.
Line it up once. Then never again.
Four steps – and the longest of them is measuring twice.
„What you cannot see, you do not plan.“
Three walls, three solutions
The question is rarely „what holds best“, but „what am I even allowed to do here“.
„I am not allowed to drill.“
Two Gecko adhesive strips per rail hold the planner on the wall – and come off without residue when you move out. No hole, no filler, no discussion.
„Nothing sticks to that.“
It does: Pinits are repositionable sticky dots for smooth, solid surfaces. They hold laminated planners and boards on the fridge, a glass door or a cupboard front – and can be moved.
„The pen has gone walkabout again.“
A pen holder for 1.90 € or a magnet with counterpart solves that for good. The sponge hangs on the board, the marker beside it – and nobody goes hunting any more.
What customers say about mounting
Two verified shop reviews, both five out of five stars.
Super-fast delivery, top-quality goods, everything perfect, happy to order again any time!
Super-fast delivery, top-quality goods, everything perfect, happy to order again any time!
Verified shop reviews, not rewritten. More reviews are on the product pages.
Frequently asked questions about mounting
Do I have to drill for the hanging rail?
Why are there two rails?
Which formats fit between the rails?
Is the rail called 2.0 or 3.0 now?
What are Pinits?
What is the magnet with counterpart for?
Do Pinits hold on a wall too?
And if the planner is punched?
Hang it first. Then plan.
The rail pair costs 29.90 € and outlives many a planner. If all you need is one sticky dot, you are in from 1.90 € onwards.
These worlds could be it
weekview hanging rail: an elegant metal solution for all wall planners & boards. Universal, robust & modern.
weekview Pinits in sizes S, M and L: repositionable helpers for mounting wall planners, boards and laminated materials – removable and reusable without residue.
1.5 cm diameter with a self-adhesive surface. Ideal for wall planners, boards etc.
Self-adhesive pen holder, base 12 x 15 mm, 12 mm high – in black and clear, 1.90 € each. Ideal for retrofitting a pen loop.