Could I use several of these to hang an approximately 2ft. by 3ft board that i would put regular hooks in to hang various things on.
2065751
Yes you could. I purchased these but were unable to use them on my bricks. You must have a type of ledge or indention on the brick for the hook to fasten to. My bricks are flat and the mortar in between protruded out too far for the hook to hang onto.
488167
Yes it is possible. Keep in mind the limited lengths you can hang unless you have like a ribbon.
928271
No, because the hooks are in the middle. Even if you twisted the hooks back, they would not go all the way back to the wall (several inches away.) This would also be too heavy for most wall hooks, and it sticks out quite a bit. Even if you were able to rig it with zip ties or some kind of extension, I don't think the weight of it would hang properly.
2023774
That depends on the size of the board that you mount them to. Additionally, I would be happier with the product if it had two more inches of travel. It is extremely well made.
2239912
I'm revising my answer. Yes, you can use hooks from the hardware store. Initially, I said "no" because the hooks that come with the metal pegboard go into vertical slots. Use thicker pegs. Stanley brand sells hooks with anchors which secure the hooks in place, I would suggest to use those.
35296
Yes. I have all three of mine hung. The boards already come with "hooks" on the back of the boards (for lack of a better term). I simply ran rope through those and hung the boards. Rope worked for me as I am in the seafood business, but I imagine any other hanging material would work.
2142780
probably not....But it is not necessary. they are the greatest easiest hanger hooks as long as you are hanging into sheetrock.
619176
It seems like you could. You would just need to attach some kind of clip to hang it up with and you're good to go.
1935204
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.
1263529
I am not sure what the manufacturer would recommend, but I think that up to about 2-3 pounds you'd be okay. If you have that much weight, though, you probably need to use more than one hook. I think the heaviest thing I have hanging is probably about 1.5 pounds, and it's on 2 hooks.
288054
Probably not. The back base of the hooks are flat and I don't think the 3M would hold the base securely onto wall. I have not had good luck with 3M hooks for items with any weight.
1262056
Yes. I am a teacher and bought a class set of these. There is a little thing in the middle of the clip board that pulls up to be used for hanging.
1001553
I don't think they'd be too long, but I'm not sure. I haven't used the screws. However, you could always use another set of screws, or use the command strips picture velco strips to hang it instead like these - http://www.amazon.com/Command-Medium-Picture-Hanging-Strips-6-Picture/dp/B000M3YGOQ/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1402370911&sr=8-2&keywords=command+strips+picture
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
1214670
It comes with hooks to mount it on. .. I'm not sure I'd it would work with what you have listed.
1268581
The hooks are very study so, yes, I think this would work. However, I would definitely make sure they are attached to a stud, not just drywall.
1801100
They should be fine, particularly if you keep it at a six foot length, or if they do not set in the middle if you decide to build it longer! I built ours seven feet long and added a 2x3 brace to the middle of each pice to tie all the boards together!