Epoxy used to attach to concrete walls, holds up to weight of tools and shelves

These hooks are heavy duty, perfect for hanging up a few tools, extension cords, or a garden hose. The finish looks ok, no chips or pointy bits. I was skeptical that the screws they came with would do the job, but they seem to be holding so far.

Appear to be as described. Can’t wait to mount them and put to use so that garage will be better organized.

These work great for organizing my garage

Venía uno suelto, solo tienen un punto de soldadura, por lo que no tienen mucha resistencia. En mi caso uno venía suemto

Wasn't sure based on the design how much they would hold but I put up 2 and at 230lbs I can do pull-ups with one in each hand. So at least 115lbs each without a problem. easy to put up, definitely worth the price. I ordered similar priced hooks in the past that have broken over time. Super functional built well will be ordering more.

I was looking for some heavy duty hooks to hang multiple items in the garage come spring and saw these available through the Amazon Vine program so I ordered them.When the hooks arrived I was shocked at the weight of the box and once I opened it up I fully understood why it was so heavy. Inside the box were the 6 hooks as well as screws and sinkers to hang them.Firstly let me start off with the hooks. They are well constructed with heavy gauge steel for the base plate and solid arms with a rubberized coating to aid in the prevention of items slipping off. I tried to bend the arms by hand and they would not move. The arms also have a slight curve upwards at the ends also to keep items secure. The black paint on them also appears to be applied thick. These are not some cheap aluminum made hooks.The only thing I question is why they would supply drywall anchors when these clearly need to be mounted into a stud or on a piece of wood that is already fastened to a stud(s). The screws themselves seem rather lightweight for these hooks so I will probably use something a bit more robust.Altogether these are a solid set of hooks and would definitely buy. The only thing the manufacturer needs to do is supply slightly longer and more robust screws.

Great Quality.

These hooks are hefty and easily screwed into wall studs or a piece of lumber. I have an ever-growing assortment of rakes, garden shovels, hoes, snow shovels, ice chipper, and other long-handled implements that are ungainly to store. These hooks can each hold several tools, which goes a long way toward organizing my garage.

Bought these to make a snowboard/ski rack. Turned out great and would definitely recommend

I was surprised when this box of 6 hangers arrived because it felt like it was about 20 lbs. I saw why once I got them out. They are heavy duty. You could probably support your entire body weight from a pair of them. The come with screws and wall anchors. Though I'd definitely want to screw them directly into a wood support for strength. They are covered in a thick paint and the arms are padded. I took off 1 star because they are a little pricey at the current $40.

We have a lot of screens that we take off in the winter to avoid damage from ice storms, but until now we've just been leaning them against the wall of the garage. It hasn't been ideal, as they tend to flex and bow over time, and occasionally fall over on the car, especially when we have to sweep or squeegee out dirt or snowmelt. I ordered these to help keep them more organized and out of the way.So far, it's working great! With the addition of a couple of eyelet hooks and nylon cords, these serve as a great way to keep the screens off the floor and safely snug against the wall. I'd need a couple more hooks to get the last few screens loaded up, but all of the larger and problematic ones have a great place to perch them now. These hooks might be a little overkill for the relatively low weight of everything that's being loaded onto them, but they do seem a lot more sturdy than I was expecting, and I don't doubt that they can handle a lot more than the bushel of window screens that I currently have them holding.Overall, these are a great product, and I'll probably get more once I shuffle a few things around in my garage this spring to make some more room for more of them!

What's included:- 6 heavy duty garage hooks- Mounting screws and accessoriesThe heavy duty garage hooks by GUDEMAY are not bad and are good option for organizing the garage where larger items maybe involved, but the hooks are strongest the closer the item is to the base of the hook.The hooks are made of metal and have a rubberized and textured sleeve fit snug on top. This sleeve is meant to stop items from slipping and possibly falling and works quite well.The hooks are quite long and have a kink upwards near the tip. Overall the hooks are over 30cm in length but the last few centimeters are designed maining to prevent anything from sliding off at the tip.The all metal base is not exactly square with a width slightly longer than the height and there are two holes for mounting these hooks.The hooks will work best when screwed into a supporting beam of some kind, likely a 2x4 especially since they are designed to hold heavier items.I currently have two of these placed on the side of my garage holding a ladder horizontally and they do so without any issues. I did however try to place a full sized spare tire over a hook and found that the hook did yield somewhat, not enough for the tire to slide off, but it was not as straight as I would have liked it to be. I have confidence it would hold the tire on a rim, but I have other items that I can use these for which are not as heavy and are somewhat thinner allowing me to push the up against the base where these hooks are strongest, based on my experience using them.They work very well for items less than 40 lbs but its was really the overall width of the tire that may have possibly impacted the hook.One thing that works very well with respect to the hooks is the rubberized sleeve. I have placed smooth items on the hooks and have seen no movement, thanks in large part to the nature and design of the sleeve. The manufacturer has also designed the hooks with a kink upwards which is not always found on these large hooks.I have found these hooks to be particularly useful in holding the extra garden hose I have as well as extension cords. By being able to make use of the vertical space in my garage along the side and out of the way, these hooks have been appreciated as I organize my garage.In my opinion these are very practical for larger, bulkier items as noted above, and I am finding that they are able to hold a wide variety of items as I experiment with differing items. For example, I found that I could hang my chainsaw and extension cord together.The only real consideration that needs to be paid attention to is the length of these hooks and how far they come out. If they are not too much in the way due to their length, they will work nicely to hold a variety of items of reasonable weight and size, and its always possible to use two or more of the hooks to hold an item as needed. If there are plans to use these hooks for tires, I would pay particular attention to the distance apart of the hooks and whether or not such a design works with the particular tire as well as overall size. Some tires are quite large. For things such as ladders, stools, bikes, chairs, and other items, these hooks are very capable and do wonders for organizing a basement, toolshed or garage. i have a couple of more to put up and I have reserved a spot for them in the tool shed.Cheers,