Review on 🔩 High Performance Offset Drapery Hooks by Graber by Tom Duncan

I bought these to hang on my curtains hook straps and then thread the ring through the hook to hang the curtains on a rod. Hooks are heavy. My curtains are thick and have 2 linings and a hook strap that the hook goes through. It took me a little practice to figure out how to hook them through thick material. I've found that it's easiest to lay the curtain side up on the floor and kneel on the curtain so my weight will help hold the curtain in place. Then slip the curve through my index finger, hook it into my belt and pull like crazy. They are strong and can take a lot of pressure to get through anything. I pierced my finger the first time I did it. The point is sharp and should go through all of the material. I tried to hook not only on the belt, but also on the first layer of fabric for curtains, so that the hook would be more durable and not hang out. This will help give the curtain more stability. Each of my panels is 50 inches and I placed the hooks 8 inches apart. I placed the top of the hook so it is 1/4 inch below the top of the curtain. I had to lower them 1/2" lower to better hide the hook holes. Then I threaded the rings and hung them on the pole.