🧺 Stylish and Functional Franklin Brass Double Prong Towel Hook in Matte Nickel - Perfect Bathroom Accessory and Holder! Review

Doesn't hold much weight but isn't necessary. I love my "drunken octopus wants to fight you" leads. I bought them on Amazon for a lot cheaper than I can find in the store

Bought these to hang my jacket and umbrella around the office and they do a great job. Comes with screws that appear to be of good quality/reliable length. The best way to put them in is with a drill and find a wall stud, but if you're hanging under 10 pounds you can use a screwdriver and just slide them into an easy spot in the drywall.

I'm glad I bought these hooks. I wanted something that would hold things well and not fall over and crack my wall. These hooks are well made and very strong. In addition, you can replace these hooks elsewhere by simply unscrewing them. Unlike others, I don't have to worry about these hooks falling off when hanging heavy loads on them.

These hooks look nice and strong, but they come with unnecessarily long screws. I think a closet or bathroom door is a good place for this hook, but the screws are longer than the thickness of the door. Luckily I figured it out before I climbed through the other side of the door. I had to buy some 1" screws to get the install right. Number 6 matte screws, one inch or 1.25" is what you need.

These double prong hooks were the perfect solution for hanging my wife's many towels on the back of the bathroom door. I was able to attach five of these double hooks to the back of our master bathroom door, giving my wife enough space for her many towels and bathrobe. These hooks were easy to install, but I used screws that were shorter than the ones in the kit that appear to be used to attach these hooks to the wall and were long enough to go all the way through our door.

I would give 5 stars but the screws they sent me are useless because they are too long. They are an inch and a half tall. I need to attach these hooks to 3/4 thick plywood with both sides open. Before, when I bought such hooks, the screws were much shorter. I definitely have screws at home that will do the job, but they won't have a rounded head and they won't have the same finish, so installing the hooks will look like a lazy, crappy plumbing job. I would pay a dollar more to ship them with…

The screws aren't brushed nickel like hooks, they're just plain cheap silver screws. To make matters worse, the screws are so long that I couldn't even mount the hooks on the thick oak doors because the screws would almost pierce the surface of the other side of the door. stupid. The hooks are still lying around unused because in the middle of Covid 19 I won't be wandering around the hardware store looking for the right screws. Why does the customer still have to spend time and money on this…

I was looking for matching hooks that were already installed in my closet. The sizes are very similar and they look the same, but the hooks themselves are narrower and the back of the base is slightly concave. I suspect they did this to reduce the amount of metal required for installation. There's no template, so getting the screws in the right position without the hooks tipping to one side or the other is a bit of a challenge. If I had seen them live before buying I would have chosen something

These hooks were just what I needed to add extra storage to my bedroom. I put these hooks on my door and after a month of use they were perfect. If you use the screws provided, make sure they don't come through the other side of your door. The screws provided are very long and on my door they were only a few millimeters from drilling on the other side of my door. Once installed, these hooks look and feel great. I can hang my backpack on the hook without worrying about the weight of my laptop…