Could you hook backpacks on each of the hooks? Looking to get these at our community (youth) center, but want to make sure they'll be rugged enough.
2010464
They are not rugged AT ALL. They would not last in this application more than a few days.
2010465
In my opinion, no, you could not hang multiple backpacks from Umbra Sticks wall-mount rack. These seem to be intended for lightweight use only. I am somewhat nervous hanging my long wool winter coat from the "stick" for fear it will snap off. I would search for something made of metal if you are looking to hang multiple heavy items. Hope this helped.
2010466
Being a teacher myself and knowing kids like I do I don't think these would hold up very long in that kind of setting. They are very cool to look at though.
1698496
They are fairly sturdy. Depending on how much you throw your backpack around, they should be ok.
1639715
I think they would be fine. The hangers are light weight. I bought them for my son who was going on a two week camping trip and they held up
3514
I don't think so. If you found some similar hooks you could take it apart and add them yourself, but I think everything would be too close together and items might bump into each other and fall off.
2057336
We have the smaller of the two backpacks that match this lunchbox. There is no obvious way to attach them, although I supposed you could clip the lunchbox to the backpack using the handle.
1441092
You could definitely sew patches onto the backpack - you'd need a good heavy needle though. Unsure about ironing them on though.
87127
I haven't tried that. but if they're the same width it should be OK. You might need to tie them together with cord or twist ties, depending on how you're using them.
2002159
I do not know the weight limit on the hooks themselves. In our car(s) they have held backpacks full of books and school stuff, as well as my computer bag. I'm guessing easily can hold 20lbs. if using both "appendages" of the one hook. I can not imagine what one would hang from these hooks that would be too heavy.
609643
Yes. as the straps are pretty long and not super sturdy. You might do better to have the pack infront so you can manage the weight if something goes wrong wit hthe straps.
1635602
You could probably put a wire hanger on them - They don't hold a ton of weight so it would depend on the weight of whatever's on the hanger
1911144
Hi! After reading your question last night, I placed some hoodies and the kids bags and some shoes on the rack. It held overnight. So, it is possible to do. The question would be how much could you load on this thing and for long would it stay before it falls? I don't have an answer for that but if it is kids things that are small and relatively light, it might work. Hope this helps!
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The location and the weight of the items is fine for the hooks. What would be a better idea is to find a hook opening which is a bit wider, which would help you on lifting the bike up as high as it seems you may need to. These hooks are not wide enough to give you the wider opening to catch the bike easier and quicker without you possibly having to try several times and becoming flustered and tired. These hooks can handle what you want to use them for, again, I would just recommend a wider hook opening.
1619654
You can but I do not think would be practical or safe. You could be placing items in and we have a tendency to pushing things inbased on the effort of the push or maybe children placing items in also and the force some children put in can have the hangers pulled away and the bag will fall.
1104017
I hang my heavy purse and a small backpack on it. It would depend on heavy the three backpacks are. Also, the hooks would be high for kids. I have been quite happy with it but it really use mostly for coats.
2002432
There are no hooks on this backpack, however its not hard to put one on if you need to..
658137
You ay want to consider metal hooks for this or two of these. I have several of these hooks for clothes and have been very pleased. I am not sure if they would hold up to that sort of weight over the long haul.
44169
I would guess the most weight I've put on these hooks is 20#. The hooks are very strong...I'd worry more about the (pull of the weight on the) rafter than the strength of the hook. Be aware though, the "lip" on the hook is not very tall. I would suggest using at least 2 hooks per tire. It helps keep the hook from "leaning" sidways.