👕 Effortless Organization: Self-Gripping Hangers 4 Piece Set Review

Love these hooks, they attach securely and easily to the rafters in the (unfinished) basement and add a lot to our storage space. I hang clothes, lamps, big clear garbage bags containing my seasonal wreaths. Items that typically take up floor space or are crammed into limited closet space. They can be taken off and put back on in seconds, which also makes them super flexible. And the longer you hang on them, the stronger the grip. Can't say enough good things.

I have been using these hooks for many years and have never let go of them during use. Just lean against the beam, twist and pull to secure, and you're done. They easily detach to remove or reposition them. They are priceless to me, it wouldn't be without them if I didn't live in an apartment! The number of those used for hanging is endless: garden furniture. Racks for bikes, skis, kayaks. Cables, hangers, etc. Outdoor accessories, backpacks Bicycles Garden tools and equipment Hanging extension

I was working in the attic and needed hooks to run fairy lights and hang up tools while laying the floor. If the hook moved sideways several times, it would come loose, costing me a couple of lightbulbs. The design seemed great, but of course it's not as reliable as the other types and that's probably because it's so narrow - as the weight shifts they shift and detach. If you use a few of these together they'll probably be sturdier (a pair in a row for poles etc.). Cost wise it wasn't a waste…

I LOVE them and use them to hang poles in my basement to store extra clothes. I can do this very easily without drilling and can easily move the hanging rods. I basically used this to set up a giant closet in my basement. My friend uses them to hang things in the garage like his bike, blower and weeder, hose etc. This is my third purchase as I keep finding more and more uses for it. They are almost always sold out. If you buy them and they don't work for what you thought they did, keep them…

Works exactly as it should, so always beautiful! They seem strong enough to work exactly how I want them AND they don't destroy (drill holes, hammer nails or thumbtacks) the joists I installed them on - that's why I got them - didn't want to repeat that Basement beams (supports of the first floor), loosening with holes. Summary. Works exactly as expected, feels heavy enough to hold "stuff" and comes in a lovely "red and black" theme that so many people including myself find very appealing and…

The package arrived on time and the hangers were not damaged. These hangers are made in China. The kit includes four self-locking hangers made of increased strength steel. Each hanger has a vinyl handle to prevent slipping. The manufacturer claims each hanger can hold up to 150 pounds. I can't confirm that as I can't lift 150 pounds myself and hang it on a hanger. Warning. When attaching a hanger to a 2X timber, make sure the hanger is holding the timber firmly and securely. If you are removing

I first found them in the Duluth Trading catalog many years ago. I found them great for my hanging needs in my basement and garage, both of which have exposed beams. When I came back for new ones they stopped wearing them. I haven't been able to find them on Revain for a long time - there are no obvious search terms in the description. I finally found them a few pages deep in the Revain search results. I would recommend that you use words like "beam hanger", "rivetted hooks", "movable" and…

I'm a contractor 40 years in construction. I had these a few years ago and wanted more for our store. And I had trouble finding her. The old version was all metal. This version was a KO version but still works GREAT. Too bad more people don't know about these hooks. The biggest problem with simple hooks is that if you need to take them off and put them somewhere else you need tools like a drill etc to screw the hook in, not theses. As far as I can see, the public doesn't like ads about how they