Pack of 50 Ceiling Hooks, 1-1/4 Inch Vinyl Coated Screw-in Hooks for Hanging Plants & Flower Baskets, Multi-Purpose Wall and Garage Hooks, Indoors and Outdoors - Black Review

These hooks are terrific. I'm a senior and need to improvise and use creativity at times to accomplish the result I want.I used these "really big" hooks in a couple of ways. One was to hang a drape. Worked like a charm and looks stylish. Another thing I used them for was as a place to hang keys. Dandy! Easy to screw in even with older hands. No tools needed.

We used these for hanging different Christmas lights and they work great. The cheapies rust out, but these vinyl coated hooks are great!

Well made, nice, neat finish. And just what I needed. Already found a few additional places to use them that I hadn't thought about until I had them in hand.

These look nice but they are not as strong as they appear. I used a few to hold up a shade sail and after one windy day they bent im now just using the remaining ones for plants that i hang and it works ok for that.

These were great hocks, I was able to hang plants in different bags around the house. They’re very sturdy and durable. Highly recommend it

The Vinyl Coated Screw-in Hooks are great for so many uses. They screw in tightly and hold a fair amount of weight. The white coating looks pleasant against a white ceiling. Good value for the money.

These are way bigger than I thought they would be but that doesn’t detract from how sturdy they are. I can’t use them for what I wanted to because they would go through my cabinets too far but that’s no problem. I will find other uses for them.

I tore the rubber off a couple of them but if you just pre-drill the holes they install really easy. I have them hanging all over: our camper, at home, at the office. I hang all my coffee cups on them under the cabinets. Overall they are good hooks for what I use them for.

These hooks look well built and well covered in latex or whatever that is. Time will tell as to the rust issue but for the price I'm not too concerned. They were easy to screw in and big enough to hold multiple sets of wires for Xmas lights, solar panel etc. Will update if rust really does become an issue.

This are excellent hooks. I used them to hang pots and pans in the kitchen. They screw in very securely and the coating protects the pans from scratches. They’re attractive. I’m happy with my choice of the larger size for my application.

I'm very happy with the hooks. They screwed in easy and they were the perfect size for hanging my hanging plants and chimes.

These worked great. I didn’t want to split my wood so I drilled a small pilot hole for them. Very easy to install and was perfect for the job.

I used these to hang some numerous hanging plants on our pergola in our backyard. It's been a few weeks and so far no sign of rust. Usually the plastic coverings are a quick dip type of material but on these they are a much better quality. At the end of the thread, there is a type of stop plate. So when you screw it in, it gets to that plate and I think that helps to keeps any water out. Nice touch. There pretty heavy duty so come tomato season, I will use a few to hang my tomato plants. I also

I used them for permanent hooks in my screen room for my string of lights I have hooked up to a dusk till dawn electric eye these things are extremely sturdy and a good value for the money these are not your regular cup hooks

it took some time, but after messing with the hooks we figured out a trick that would help us get the hooks in faster. you just hammer a light hole to get an indention in and then you put the hook in to twist. wished we've found that out sooner, LOL. esp driving it into wood planks.once they're in, they are set to stay in place. able to withstand weight, with the hook it holds our patio string porch lights up. i love it!

These do exactly what you want them to do. They're sharp enough to go in by hand into most wood (i.e. not needing pounding), screw in easily, don't bend or twist. The vinyl coating is especially nice so as not to scratch items that aren't beat-up old tools. Very pleased.