15 Pcs Black Wall Mounted Coat Hooks

Small but mighty! I used these hooks for keys in the entryway. Helps to keep them organized and easily accessible. These hooks are small so they aren’t in the way, but sturdy and perfect for organizing. Lightweight but strong. Very easy to mount.

These were purchased for a specific project, hanging purses in my closet that have 1-inch wide straps. They were easy to install and look great. Each one held a large purse as well as a hat, with no issues. These hooks are sturdy, are well designed, and, can be used in so many ways to save space. Since they are designed for strength, weight isn’t an issue! I highly recommend them.

Title: They Do the Job These are wall hooks. They hold things. That’s what I bought them for, and that’s what they do. I installed them for coats, backpacks, and a few other items that were constantly ending up on chairs or the floor. Once the hooks went up, the clutter went down. Everything has a place now, which makes the space look cleaner and makes it easier to find what I need. The hooks feel solid and don’t seem flimsy. Installation was straightforward, and once mounted, they’ve stayed secure. No issues with them loosening or bending under normal use. There’s not much more to say. They aren’t flashy, and they aren’t trying to reinvent anything. They’re a simple product that solves a simple problem. If you need a place to hang things and want something sturdy and reliable, these hooks do exactly what they’re supposed to do.

... insert obligatory "That's what she said" joke here... Yeah these hooks look nice, easy to install, but smaller and therefore weaker than I was expecting/ hoping for. I'll need to get some larger hooks with more meat on them for my intended usage, but these will be nice for hanging keyrings, cable management, perhaps a light jacket.

Well built. Durable coating. Easy to install. Used for key racks.

Said they will hold up to 15 lbs but so far 3 out of the 15 in the package have straightened with under 10 lbs on the hook.

I recently installed the ZAYBOD 15 Pcs Black Wall Mounted Coat Hooks, and I'm really happy with them. They're a simple but effective solution for adding hanging space around the house. What I Like: Versatility: These hooks come in handy for a surprising number of things. I use them for hanging keys, hats, scarves, and even lightweight bags. Easy Installation: The screw-in mounting process was quick and straightforward. All the necessary hardware was included in the package. Space Saving: The hooks are a space-saving solution, especially in areas that tend to get cluttered. Having them mounted on the wall frees up counter or shelf space. Clean Look: The black finish is sleek and complements my décor nicely. Things to Consider: Weight Limit: Remember, these hooks are designed for lighter items. Don't overload them with heavy coats or bags. Screw Installation: The included screws are suitable for mounting on drywall or wood panels. For other wall surfaces, you might need different hardware. Overall: The ZAYBOD 15 Pcs Black Wall Mounted Coat Hooks are a great buy for anyone looking to add some functional hanging space. They're versatile, easy to install, and look good. I would recommend them, especially for hanging keys, hats, and other lightweight items.

I received these hooks today. After I opened the package I can see why there are so many negative comments on the screws breaking or stripping the head. I also noticed like other comments that the backs have a crown on them. Now let me tell how I installed these hassle free without winding up mad with a headache. First you will need a piece of 120 grit sandpaper. Lay it on a flat surface, grit side up. Lay the back of the hook on the sandpaper and start sanding the back of the hook. This goes very quickly since they are made of aluminum. The problem is from the casting process. If they took the time to grind the back flat the end product would probably cost more. Now the screw, yes these are small and delicate. But can be put in with none breaking or stripping. First take a 1/16th drill bit and drill a pilot hole where your screw are going. Then I used a trick my grandfather taught me. Drag the screw across a bar of soap so you have a little of the soap on the screw threads. The soap acts like a lubricant and the screws go in with very little effort. Oh and use a #1 Phillips bit. It fits the screw head properly. Just to let you know my hooks were mounted on a piece of red oak.

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