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Need to find a wall stud to hang something heavy, but don't have a stud finder? Try one of these hacks. Now Trending PHASINPHOTO/GETTY IMAGESHow to Find a Stud Without a Stud FinderNeed to install a wall-mounted coat rack, shelf or cabinet? The first step is locating one or more wall studs beneath the drywall. Wall studs are vertical wooden framing members that form the structure of many buildings. In Europe, masonry buildings are more common, which don’t include studs. But chances are if you need to hang something heavy on your wall in North America, studs will be involved. The reason is stability.Experienced DIYers understand that heavy wall-mounted items need to be secured with fasteners that go directly through drywall and into studs. That’s where stud finders come in. These electronic devices make locating studs hidden beneath your drywall easy. Don’t have a stud finder? Not to worry. Keep reading for five helpful hacks on how to find a stud without a stud finder. 1 / 5 DAJ/Getty ImagesThe Magnet HackWe came across this useful stud-finding hack on TikTok. All you need is a powerful magnet, some masking tape or paper, and a level (or a weighted piece of string). Wrap the magnet in tape or paper so it won’t leave marks on your wall, then hold it against the wall in the approximate area where you need to find a stud. Slowly slide it up and down and back and forth across the wall. The idea is to find a drywall screw, which will cause the magnet to stick in place on the wall. Drywall screws are always driven into studs, so you know when your magnet sticks to the wall that there’s a stud beneath it. Use a level (or weighted string) to “reveal” the rest of the stud extending vertically above and below your magnet.@mrfixitdiy How to find a wall stud with a magnet! #househack #learnontiktok #tiktokpartner ♬ AUTOMATIC – Theo Vermaak 2 / 5 LENSMAN2/GETTY IMAGESThe Flashlight HackShine a bright flashlight on the wall where you need to find a stud. Hold it at a shallow angle to the wall so the beam illuminates any surface textures and imperfections. Often drywall screws are betrayed by a small circular dip in the drywall surface where the plaster concealing them dried and slightly shrank. Your flashlight will make these dips easy to see. Locate one in the