How much weight can this hook hold?
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If you anchor it to a stud, it will and should hold substantial weight. If it's just screwed into drywall, I would think it would hold a jacket or two but I would use screw anchors in the drywall to provide a more sturdy hold.
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Well i'm not sure really, all we've been hanging on it are hoodies and sweaters. It seems very sturdy and strong though. It all depends on how you hang it too i'm sure. sorry i didn't have more information
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I'm sorry Sarah, I'm not exactly sure. The elephant hooks were a gift to my son and daughter in law. However, the hooks themselves appear to be very strong, sturdy. The kids have winter coats, handbags, scarves etc. on them with no problems. In other words, I believe it's no so much the hooks, but where on the wall and what kind of hardware you us to secure them may determine how much weight can be supported. Hope this helped. Oh, and by the way, the hooks are gorgeous and the kids love them !
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I don't have a definitive answer for this question. The trunk appears to be thin as compared to plain iron coat hooks. I am careful to hang my coats by the hanging loop, placing it completely over the trunk so the weight is at the bottom of the curve. I have two heavy coats hung this way and there appears to be no problem.
1214494
Absolutely! No problem at all and the hooks are very sturdy. A great find, and it's cheap!
293941
I don't believe I would trust these hooks to hold that much weight. I would opt for the Malone kayak hooks which are a little more expensive, but well worth the difference in price.
736502
This would hang from a Command Hook but the question really is, how much weight will your Command Hook take? We don't know that answer.
1171751
I don't know how much weight will it hold. But we always hang our clothes in all hooks. We are using this hanger more than a year. Very reliable and shiny.
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I believe that the appropriate weight limit would be between 25 and 35 lb. It is strong, but I don't know that it would be able to handle 50 lbs, it would depend on the item that you hang. If it well balanced and could you put it at the back of the hook with nothing else on it, then you might be able to hold a 50 lb. item.
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It can carry 30 lbs but I really don't know how much it weights. I have no problem hanging it up on a hook when I store it.
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It is a very strong hook. My fixture weighs 10 to 15 lbs. It should hold fine as long as it's screwed into a 2*4 or other secure board.
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The hook is metal - pretty sturdy. I only hang an empty backpack but I will say 10-15 lbs easy. The limitation will be on the surface that it is attached to... like drywall without anchors maybe 5 lbs?
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My hooks look different from these, the part that goes under the siding is curved more. I just use them for wreaths, etc. I would say maybe up to 25 lbs.
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The capacity of each hook is approximately 100 lbs. The further out on the hook the less capacity. It is important to use metal screws (not wood screws) to attach. Make sure you are securing to at least two (2) inch material (2"x4" or 2"x6"). Put in a number screws per hanger.
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Both hooks give you plenty of depth. Your choice will be how much weight you want to hang on the hook.
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This product is sturdy for the purpose it was intended however to hang approx 21 lbs of H20 (8.35lbs per gal), might be more than the lower support legs can hold. I would use heavy duty shepherd's hook for water.
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I work in a frame shop. We regularly use Security Hangers for 50-60 pound items. At that size, we generally upgrade to more robust drywall anchors, but the security hanger hardware does 50 pounds without any issues.
2002158
The larger hooks can hold all of the above. My concern would how much strain can the headrest pole handle.
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Not sure on the specific number, but it is quite sturdy. We hang a large metal bird feeder that holds over 5lbs of seed. The hook doesn't deflect at all.
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I use these hooks to hang all my art of which I have a lot. The hooks are available in different sizes that correspond to the amount of pounds it will support (10, 20, 30, 50, & 100) Make sure you select the right hook that will support the weight of the piece of art. When in doubt, use the larger hook or two hooks 6 to 10 inches apart. If it is a really heavy piece such as a mirror then find a stud or use some kind of anchor bolts. The sales people at Home Depot can help you with that.