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Meet our Tesla-inspired USA pushpin map—and start planning where to pin next.

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Hanging Instructions

You’ll need a tape measure and pencil, plus the two included double-headed hanging tacks. Press them into drywall by hand—no hammer needed. They leave only small pinholes for minimal wall damage.

  1. A vertical measurement from the floor to the first wall mark, labeled 69 inches.

    Choose your height

    Measure 69″ (nice) up from the floor and mark where the left hanger will sit. This recommended height works well for most spaces, but feel free to go higher or lower—especially if a lower height makes adding pins easier for your little Pinners. This is the height of the hanging points, not the center of the map.

  2. The back of a map with a measurement between the center teeth of its two sawtooth hangers.

    Measure the hangers

    Measure horizontally between the center teeth of the two sawtooth hangers on the back.

  3. Two wall marks at the same height, spaced by the distance measured between the hangers.

    Mark the second spot

    From your first dot, measure that same distance to the right and make a second dot at the same height. Use a level to check that your marks line up. On iPhone, open Measure → Level; on Android, download a bubble-level app. Or measure both marks from the floor instead.

  4. Side view of a double-headed hanging tack pressed into drywall, showing the gap between its heads for a sawtooth hanger.

    Press in the hanging tacks

    Press one included tack straight into each mark by hand, until its wide base sits against the wall. The space between the two heads gives the sawtooth hanger a place to rest. No hammer needed. For harder wall surfaces, use appropriate wall fixings instead.

  5. A Trip Pinner map lowered onto two double-headed hanging tacks, one for each sawtooth hanger.

    Hang your map

    Lift your Trip Pinner map onto both tacks. Make sure each sawtooth hanger sits securely in the gap between its tack’s two heads before letting go. Add your pins and enjoy. Prefer to pin sitting down? Feel free to take the map off the wall and place it on a table, then rehang it when you’re done.