Wall hooks

The Low-Profile Stainless Wall Hook

$23.95

Peel and press this low-profile stainless steel hook onto a smooth surface with no drill, anchors or screws. It resists rust and holds coats, keys, robes and towels in tight spots around the home.

Expected delivery Sat, Nov 7 to Thu, Nov 12

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Specifications

Material: 304 stainless steel
Fixing: Self-adhesive backing
Sold: Pack of 10
Size: 1-1/4 x 2 in (32 x 50 mm)
Care: Wipe with a dry cloth
Not for: Rough, dusty or wet surfaces

What it is

This is a wall hook made of 304 stainless steel with a self-adhesive backing. You peel the liner, press the hook to a smooth surface, and it holds. No drill, no anchors, no screws. The stainless steel body resists rust and wipes clean with a dry cloth.

It suits the small jobs around a home: a coat by the door, keys on a wall, a towel beside a sink, a robe behind a bathroom door. The low profile keeps it out of the way in tight spots.

Size and pack

Each hook measures 1-1/4 x 2 in (32 x 50 mm). The hooks ship as a pack of 10, which covers a full entryway, a row of keys, or several rooms at once.

Size	Pack
1-1/4 x 2 in (32 x 50 mm)	Pack of 10

Where it works

The adhesive backing needs a smooth, clean, dry surface. Glass, tile, painted wood, metal, and laminate are good candidates. Press the hook firmly and give the adhesive time to settle before you hang anything.

Do not use it on rough, dusty or wet surfaces. Brick, raw concrete, textured plaster, and grout lines will not give the backing enough contact. A steamy shower wall or a spot that stays damp is also a poor fit.

Use it for light items: keys, a lanyard, a light coat, a robe, a hand towel, a small bag. It is not a load-bearing hook for heavy tools or bulky bags.

How to fit it

Pick a smooth, dry spot. Wipe it with a dry cloth so no dust or film remains.
Peel the liner from the adhesive backing.
Press the hook against the wall and hold for several seconds.
Let the adhesive set before hanging anything.

If you are placing several hooks in a row, mark the spacing first. A level line or a light pencil mark keeps the row even. For a key holder for wall use, a row of three or four hooks at the same height works well.

Care

Wipe the hook with a dry cloth. Keep water and cleaning sprays off the adhesive backing, since moisture can weaken the bond. If a hook loosens over time, remove it, clean the wall, and start again with a fresh spot.

A note on surfaces

The bond is only as good as the surface under it. A smooth painted door holds better than a rough plaster wall. If you are unsure, test one hook in a hidden spot first, then add the rest once it holds.