Door hanger

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Mechanical hangers

A door hanger is a simple mechanism by which an overhead attachment point for bondage can be created. It works by simply placing it over the top of a door and shutting the door; the metal tube prevents the webbing from slipping through the gap between the door and the frame. When in place, it provides a strong and easy to use attachment point. They are made from heavy duty webbing and steel D-ring.

It should be noted that a door hanger provides optimum strength if used on the side of the door that opens in.

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Using tubular webbing or rope

A door hanger can also be implemented [Note 1] by using a piece of rope or tubular webbing which should be approximately three times the width of the door. Using a water knot or fishermans knot, tie the webbing into a large, single loop. Place one end of the loop over one corner at the top of the door. Turn the opposite end of the loop two or more turns, and place it over the opposing top corner of the door. When the door is closed, pull the center of the loop down to create an anchor point.

Notes

  1. See the article Pervertable
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There are so many, many knots available to us all. There are three specific knots that I will talk about here.


This knot can tie two ropes or two ends of a rope together.

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This knot is used to tie a non-slip loop on the end of a rope

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I think the usage of this handcuff knot is self-explanatory

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The name of the game is "Bondage and Discipline", not "Cuffs and Discipline". Bondage is an elemental part of B&D sessions. If you are insecure about your knot-tying abilities, your client will definitely notice it.

These three knots above should be considered 'bare minimum requirements' for anyone wishing to do sessions. For safety reasons, you should also be able to tie and untie them in the dark.

See also Curricula and/or Rope and Knot terms



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  • Knots and how to tie them, or
  • Rope and its use and care

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