With gridwall type displays the guns are held up with a bracket or two. Does this focused pressure damage delicate items over time like rubber guns? Anyone ever gridwall an entire wall is that tacky is it hard to find support beams to screw the gridwall into if it covers such a large area?
I probably would explore things first with cheap toy guns so if they fall or get damaged its no big deal. Just curious if anyone else has any experience with these display methods.
Anyone have any thoughts on narrow shelves with the items individually held into the wall with a gunstand/bracket versus gridwall. Lots of gun stores just stand rifles upright which might not be as possible for delicate items.
Also anyone ever suspend guns from a ceiling or gridwall or otherwise fasten them to a ceiling to maximize space. Might be even tougher considering its harder to find a stud through ceiling material. Might make a room stand out though.