🔧 Versatile 5pcs Wall Hooks: Ideal for Garage Storage, Kitchen Organization, and Tool Hanging - Supports Ladder, Weed Eater, Shovel, Hose and More! Review

The included screws are good for hollow wall mounts but bad for screwing into a rack. Instead, I switched to drywall screws. Otherwise a good product

I thought the selection was great for my variety of tools that I had hanging around. Two types of screws were suitable for the application. Using my Phillips screwdriver, I split the heads of the two screws into two by four.

garage storage solution. Each hook was a different size/style. The anchors that came with the product were not very effective. I used my own anchors to attach them to the wall. The rest of the product was of high quality.

Great for organizing a garage or tool shed. Various sizes ideal for different tools or extensions. I liked them so much I ordered another set to further decorate my Tuff Shed. Ideal!

Bought these for my Craftsman 7x7 storage room. They've been up for about a week now and my stuff is still hanging so they seem to be holding up! I've got lighter items hanging like hiking backpacks and sunbeds right now, so I'll be sure to try heavier items and update in the future.

I have bought this product twice. Easy to install but I used a better quality screw when installing these hangers. The price of the second purchase was too good to pass up. Please note that I have a few of these hangers with a maximum weight limit with no issues. My advice to everyone, if you are hanging a lot of heavy tools, use a quality screw when installing the hangers, do not use the screws that come with the hangers.

Bought a set of hooks to hang items no more than 20 pounds. The hardware that comes with the hooks leaves a lot to be desired. Wood screws are too short to go past the drywall and attach securely to the stud, and screw and wall anchor combinations can only hold 10 pounds before they separate from the drywall. I used 2.5" large drywall screws to attach the hooks to the posts. Hooks are for medium loads, but the gear is worth tossing in a landfill.

So these hangers really work! But there is a trick! So, photo of 1. This is what they should look like, but welding is very cheap and they fall apart if you barely pull them. So my fiancee had an idea for photo number 2 and they are holding up great! Now they can carry a lot more weight! Like a weed eater and blower. We didn't want to send them back either because it was the cheapest deal we found and we just had to make it work.