Large Hooks for Hanging Heavy-Duty 44Ib(Max) 10 Packs, Wall Hangers without Nails Self-Adhesive Traceless Clear and Removable, Waterproof and Rustproof Multiple Uses for Bathroom Kitchen Home

Wanted to find a way to have potholders handy near my wall oven & microwave. Because I'm a little ocd about how things look, I didn't just want to stick a hook onto the oven front. I tried a magnetic hook but the oven fronts do not hold magnets. Despite the adhesive base of this being a bit large, I ordered these hooks in the hope that the base could be trimmed to size. My idea was to stick this on the underside of one of the oven door bar handle brackets. Those brackets stick out about an inch and have a flat bottom. I figured if I could stick this onto the underside of the bracket, the actual adhesive and hook base would not be visible. Because the hook swivels, it would hang down vertically for easy access. I understand that max weight capacity will diminish the more I trim and the smaller the adhesive base becomes, but given that the potholders I intend to hang from this hook are very lightweight, I figured it would be okay. Not only are these okay, but they are fantastic and worked exactly as I'd hoped/planned. I positioned one hook before removing the adhesive backing and marked how much I had to trim off. I used a paper cutter, but it could easily be trimmed by hand using a strong pair of scissors. The adhesive part is flexible, yet rigid and easy to cut/trim. I'm not sure if it's flexible or strong enough to wrap around a rounded surface, but it's definitely not so rigid that it snaps or breaks when being cut. Trust me; the adherence is strong! I stuck it in place, then wanted to move it forward just a bit more and I could not rip it off. I was able to peel a small section off, but couldn't peel off anymore without damaging the adhesive strip. I ended up just sticking that part back up and leaving it in place. That hook is not going anywhere. The fact that the actual hook swivels in the base means the potholders don't fall off even when the door is opened because no matter what position the door is in, the hook always swings to vertical. I also used one of these to add a hook next to my utility sink to hang a small hand towel. I stuck this hook under the front overhang edge of the counter and this time I not only had to trim the flexible adhesive, but I also had to cut down the size of the rigid plastic base that the hook snaps into. Scissors wouldn't cut through that, but pruning shears easily did. I used the pruners to trim material from both top and bottom sides of the rigid plastic. In the end, the overall shape resembled that of a band-aid with the rectangular rigid plastic center flanked with the full width of the flexible adhesive on both sides. Boy, did that work out great as well. The hand towel is a bit heavier than the potholders, and I trimmed off more of the adhesive for the hand towel hook, but it's holding strong just as well as the potholder hook is. It's a pack of 10, but I can envision so many uses of these that I may just need more.

Love having this to hang our bananas. It helps them not to ripen too quickly. Very functional and easy to hide when you have no bananas.

Very strong and easy to use

got these for my loungfly bags but did not work used for other its it worked they are a nice size they stick very well

Good hooks.Did the job.

I’m a third-grade teacher, and I bought these hooks to solve the daily chaos of backpacks being stuffed under chairs or sprawled across the floor. I stuck one on the back of each student’s chair—and wow, these have seriously delivered. It’s been an entire school year of constant use, and not a single hook has fallen off. Kids tug on them, swing their backpacks around, and somehow these hooks just stay put. Even better, when I tested removing one during rearrangement, it came off cleanly—no sticky residue, no damage to the plastic chair back. 💯 ✅ Pros: Strong grip — holds heavy backpacks all day long No damage or residue — safe for classroom furniture Crystal clear design — blends in visually Quick install — just peel and stick, no tools Multipurpose — I’ve since used extras for hanging headphones and art supplies ⚠️ Cons: Won’t stick to textured surfaces — make sure the surface is smooth and dry The backing tab is a bit tiny; use tweezers if you have nails like mine 😅 📌 Teacher Tip: Let the adhesive cure overnight before hanging anything heavy. I prepped mine on a Friday and started using them Monday—no slipping since! Would I buy these again? Already did. These hooks have saved classroom space and my sanity. If they can survive third graders, they can survive anything.

Solid as a rock! Easy to install, couldn’t be happier!!

Very nice quality. Seems to be holding well. My only issue is the hook can get knocked out of the clips fairly easily depending on how you are using it. I have it stuck to the underside of my desk to hold the cord on an electric throw. Works great, but the hook got pulled out with back pressure. If you have it hanging on a wall, this would not be possible. Very nice, great quality, and well worth the $10 I paid.

Colle formidablement bien. Supporte bien des choses. Sert à multitude de choses

Lo compre para dos cosas concretas y lo he acabado usando para algunas mas que no tenia previstas! Es muy resistente, facil de instalar y queda discreto. Lo he usado para ordenar la ropa entre la semi limpia, la del dia de mañana y la de casa, para colgar los paraguas detras de una puerta del cuarto de la lavadora, para colgar bolsas de tela tipo totebag... y aun me quedan colgadores que guardo para futuros usos! Es barato y ademas trae muchisimos ! Ademas los enganches son grandes por lo que permite poner todo tipo de cosas!

Fabulous! Easy to put together the hooks snap on securely and the backing sticks firmly. I have used them to hold pot mugs on the tiles in my kitchen with confidence. Recommend, they are certainly strong and secure; I will be buying more

Super Hacken! Klebt fest und hält gut.

Edit January 05, 2025: These do not hold up to humidity. They come loose after a few months. The others are still going strong, but if your room is moist (i.e. a bathroom) they may not hold up as well. Original: Let's just get this out of the way first - If these hooks are "falling off" and "taking the paint/part of the wall too", the problem is NOT the hook. Anyway! The Hooks. So good! I ordered the large hooks and the first thing I did with them was install one on the underside of a table (raw plywood on the underside of the table) to hold up the yarn between my yarn bag and my hand while I am crocheting and watching youtube or netflix. Just hook the yarn over the hook and it keeps it of the floor. This works sooo well! A few weeks later my partner wanted to test the hook out, just to see how much it would hold, so he used the yarn hook under the table. He tried pulling on it, pushing on it, at one point he had most of his weight leaning on just this one hook mounted to the underside of the table. It held strong and is still, a month later, good as new even with him periodically "testing it out". I think he is just determined to find the point it does actually fail. So far we have also used them to hold a few over-the-door organizers to walls, and a cat hammock that frequently holds two 12+ lb cats. I have not tried to remove these yet, but I am not really sure when I would need to. They are clear and you can just remove the hook and put it back when you want to use it again. We have ordered more and, if I (or my partner because I know he will keep trying) find the limit of what they will hold I will report back.