🔧 NETWAL Garage Hooks 10 Pack: Heavy Duty Wall Mount Steel Hook for Organizing Power Tools, Ladders, Bicycles, Garden - Black Storage Organizer Review

Small U-shaped hooks for hanging bikes in the garage. Used the included 2" bolts and they didn't bend or break in a month or more of hanging there bikes (35-40 pounds). The remaining hooks are still unused.

Good garage hooks. I've hung various tools, lawn equipment, and beach toys on it. The only issue I had was that the drywall mounts are similar to the EZ Anchor Twist and Lock brands, although they don't work nearly as well. Use these wall mounts with caution.

My garage is so disorganized. So my goal before a very cold winter sets in is to get everything in order and get everything in order and get my patio furniture in order. I bought these garage hooks to hang some things on the walls and leave more room on the floor for other things. They were easy to assemble and very heavy. A great way to organize and declutter! The kit also includes hanging accessories!

They were very easy to install. You are stronger and stronger than I thought. Thanks to the different sizes I can hang them, they are very easy to assemble. You are stronger and stronger than I thought. Thanks to the different sizes, I can hang and store different things. I have bikes, scooters, snow shovels, lawn aerators and more now everything is organized and off the ground making it easier to set up and also prevents my car doors from getting hit.

These are really great hooks and very strong. Someone said the hooks weren't strong enough to support the ladder, but I hung my 16 foot Werner extension ladder on long hooks and the hooks didn't sag at all. I love that you can hang multiple shovels, rakes etc on the same long hooks, it really saves space. Will buy another of the long hooks so I can hang my ladder all the time. The only complaint is that some of the screws are not very good, I had a couple of bent screws in the kit. This isn't…

I cleaned, tidied and organized my garage after finally getting it for myself after three men ran through it. I have tried many different hooks of all types and styles. I like them because they have double prongs, they use 2 strong bolts, and I can use them comfortably even when the bolt is not available. They are covered with a protective layer. coarse non-slip rubber. The "roughness" reassures me that there is less chance of slipping if they accidentally get wet from water, oil, etc. The…

When I took these hooks out of the box and put them on, I was very impressed. They are strong and durable but I soon discovered an obvious flaw in the way they were assembled. I'm referring to the rubbery sleeve that fits over the hook and should hold the tool's handle securely in place. I have a set of 15 garden tools and with the exception of a few, they slide down easily no matter which way I tried to fold them. So I ended up lowering the hooks (all are mounted on a 1 x 4 block about 7 feet…

I had to buy them when the ones I used to buy were no longer available. These are almost identical. The rubber cover doesn't stand up as high and they aren't as big/long as the original but they work very well. As I mentioned before, throw those sad little screws out of the box. You are useless. Take some metal anchor bolts. You probably won't be able to fit all of these hooks into studs. (And honestly, you don't want to trust these hooks for something so heavy that you need a bolt anyway.)…