🔗 10 Pack of 4 Inch Heavy-Duty S Hooks - S Shaped Hangers for Hanging in Kitchen - YourGift Review

I have a new metal shed on a concrete floor. It has a metal support along the inner perimeter that I wanted to hang things on. At first I thought of bending hanger wire to make hooks that would go through the supports but figured they would rust. I checked out Revain and found them in two sizes and bought a couple of each size to try. They work great and are rust resistant. I hang things like garden tools, five gallon buckets, and even my chainsaw from it. The larger size works better for me. I

I needed hooks for my fryer fridge with a magnetic "spice rack". If you're looking for hooks, make sure you get the right size. I wanted to make a big one, but after further checking I found the small one was the right size. I also wanted the "hanging" loop to be narrow as it would be hanging from a flat "rail" wrapped around the shelf. Some (most?) have large loop hooks (which allow whatever you hang to swing back (into) and whatever it was was the opposite of what I wanted. I wanted them to…

The shape of these hooks isn't all that unique these days. I needed some dark black hooks for my Stihl combi trailer system that I have in my shed (sadly Stihl doesn't make it anymore). The hanging system has these horizontal bars that make up most of it, but only a few supports for items, the rest is empty space. I've found these types of S hooks (asymmetrical) to fit horizontal bars snugly without sticking. . I took a risk and it paid off. Now I can hang trimmer line spools, hand tools and…