MANMILAI 5 Pcs Towel Hooks Heavy Duty Black Wall Hooks Extra Thick Pure Metal with Screws Hole Installation Never Falling Hook Coat Key Robe Hanger (Sand Surface Big Black Hooks)

If youre going to use the screws provided, drill a large pilot hole into soft wood and hand screw slowly. Using an electric drill, or hardwood such as oak, or a too- small pilot hole guarantees the screws will break.

I used these hooks for shed organizing. They are strong and well made, with smooth edges that don’t catch on things. I like that they are outdoors rated, because my shed isn’t climate controlled.

Brackets came with black screws to match and the inserts for drywall in case you need them.

Hook is very strong for being small.

Product was easy to install and looks more expensive than the hooks were

The description of the MANMILAI Black Bent Hooks B08JBSN47M includes a picture with dimensions, but the description of the MANMILAI Small Black Bent Hooks B08PB4S7NF does not include the dimensions. So I measured them and compare them to the measurements of the large hook. Sheet thickness same as large hook 0.118 Width at small end 0.31 (smaller than 0.43) Top to bottom 2.03 (smaller than 2.67) Width at large end 0.84 (smaller than 0.98) Center of holes 0.69 (larger than 0.63) Spread of hook 1.14 (smaller than 1.59) Bottom to small end of hook 0.72 (smaller than 1.06) The hook is non-magnetic, so it probably is stainless steel. The included screws are magnetic. The hooks are individually bagged and each hooks two black screws and two hollow wall anchors are individually bagged. Ill be mounting the hooks on plywood and will use my own screws, having read reviews describing the softness of the included screws. The small hook is just barely too small to comfortably hold my 5/8 diameter Level 2 EV charging cable. In the attached photos you can just barely see daylight between the cable and the small hook. Ill use the large hooks instead to support the cable over a six foot span between the EVSE and the cradle for the looped cable.

So I drilled pilot holes, then started the screws by hand before using a drill to screw them the rest of the way in. The first two screws I tried both sbapped off below the head. So I replaced them with black drywall screws which worked fine. A third screw broke as I removed the rest. Just toss the screws and the hooks are fine.

Great value and vendor

Great hooks for hanging cleaning tools.

Very nice! Looks great!