Review on 🚪 Conquer Fitting Woes with Unjumbly Over-Sized Doors by Jodi Tisdale

The whole point is that hooks are most commonly used for temporary holding, meaning objects are constantly being moved on and off the hooks, usually in quick, sweeping movements. The product's name even includes the word "durable". In fact, these are extremely slim hooks that just don't have the weight or dimensions to ever be classed as "durable". Unless they fit your door very snugly, they will move forward, backward, and even side to side as you use them. When the door is open there is a reasonable chance that the hook will detach from the frame. This is where things get weird. The visual trick in the first image is that the hooks are spaced about 2.5 times their width apart. This creates the impression that the buyer acted reasonably. The hooks are 0.3 inches wide, so the *total* gap from the 1st to the 4th hook from start to finish in the first picture is a lot less than 5 inches (by my calculations). No one will ever position hooks this way. Additionally, the "Unjumbly" text size/boxes in the first image mislead you into thinking they are much larger. The actual font size, spacing, and font margins on the hooks are much tighter and smaller. This picture is not exact. Then on the green background picture (so far second) that actually shows the door jamb, the thickness of the hooks is increased **more than 2 times**. Ruler but it's crazy that they should enhance the photo. A later photograph showing the thickness of the nickel is also enlarged, although less clearly. Seller - please confirm the fact that these photos have been enhanced. really just a $10 lesson I need to buy hooks that attach to the wall properly.