Would a command hook (holds 5 lbs) hold the net to the ceiling?
2081772
Yes. This thing is super light. However, if the lace gets sat on, and thus pulled, that hook likely wouldn't hold up. The one it comes with did pretty good as long as you mount in a stud.
2081773
Honestly, I wouldn't recommend it. I used the hook that came with it, it's actually really good quality, but I also used two screws with anchors (didn't need to find a stud); it's not going anywhere! However, I have popcorn ceiling. The bed net may get pulled and tugged as the child gets in and out, the amount of tension put on it most definitely would be more than 5lbs. Hope this helps.
188646
Are you asking because you want to hang it from the ceiling? If that is your goal, then yes it would work.
1761487
the hooks are very wide and I would think it would be able to hook onto it, but the weight distribution is different on it if it's on a window sill. There is only one wayt o be sure and that is to try it.
1528422
The ring isn't heavy. If there is no way to hang the net, I would maybe go and get that heavy duty Velcro and use that to attach the ring to the ceiling. I used that stuff once to hang my framed photographs in a show. When the show was over, the glass and frames broke from trying to rip them off of the walls. In other words... that Velcro is intense.. and WORKS.
405035
Sorry, it does not work that way. The spec is only for one hook to hold up to 5 lbs.
1162426
The Command Large Plastic Hook instructions include weight limitations. So I would think that they might possibly work on the ceiling assuming you adhere to those limitations. Good luck!
1107234
We hung ours from the ceiling on an I-hook, screwed into a ceiling beam. Had to purchase our own hanging devices; heavy duty rope and clips. My husband can tie crazy knots so I knew it would be secure! I don't know that it is recommended by the manufacturer, but it worked for us since we had no room for the stand.
1162421
I am not sure, but it might be worth a try. Good luck. I personally use cup hooks to hang things from my ceiling.
2190653
The locking mechanism requires some weight to work and also there needs to be some weight to lower the hooks. If i were going to use it in this manner, I would hook a small weight to each hook and leave it there to move up or down. I suspect, but have not verified, that even a pound or two would be sufficient.
232217
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.
142759
I used it to hold a lot of stuffed animals to a ceiling, worked great for that. Not sure what type of weight or tensil strength youneed, but should work for small holes. Since it is a fishing net I bet it holds up to some pretty good weight. Would not use it thoughfor the entire enclosure..
14367
It just comes with a closed loop hanger on top; So you would need another hook to hang it from something.
1911184
I believe each hook is capable of holding 5 pounds. I would use two for stability to hold the box, even though it most likely does not weigh 10 pounds.
1622478
I mounted it with 3M Command Hooks and they work fine. It holds the weight very well and I never had to screw a hole in the cabinets.
326450
I used command hooks that have the metal movable hook that I bought at target and these worked perfectly for holding the weight without damaging my ceilling. Hope this helps!!
2042263
Will not hold an object with less than 5/8inch diameter, but there are 2 hooks to hang smaller objects from.
736501
yes...its actually the same thing as a coat hanger, located on the side of the bag,weighs about 1 lb, and should hang ok with Command Hook depending on how much you put in it.