Will these hang coffee cups when suspended from wire racks?
1182243
Thats actually a good idea! And yes I feel they would. I bought 4 packs of these hooks and maybe 3 of 40 of them were bent. Its a strong metal so unable to bend back but the ones that were useful were strong enough to hold anything.
1182244
It would be perfect for that use. I have them to be sturdy and well formed.
1182245
I think they'd work for cups. I have utensils on mine, which aren't as heavy, but these hooks are sturdy enough take the weight of a mug or cup. The hook is nicely open to accommodate a bulky handle.
1182246
Yeah. Just make sure the rack is far enough out of the wall so the cup has space to hang.
1220854
Which in reality means if you are hanging espresso cups you can use all 5 hooks on each side. if you are hanging 8 ounce coffee cups, you will only be able to use 3 on each side.
1982898
Possibly....but the connectors/rods between each panel goes into the ground or a low level pot for stability. If they are not secured in something....then they might fall over if there were a strong wind. Good luck.
2209062
Regarding these fitting on wire shelves: Probably not. The clips don't seem like they would be tight at all.
819270
Not if you set them upright in the slots the problem is with the flatware rack . They always fall out I had to go to Walmart and buy a wire one that attaches and has closer wires It works great and looks like it came with the unit
240171
Yes. The actual hooks that the pots hang on are "v" shaped and simply sit over the rack's edge. So you can use all of them or less, you can hang pots from either side of the "v" hook, and you can position them wherever you want around the edge.
1165557
They are made of glass so I would assume they could go on the top rack.-- Mine have been fine.
707754
The hooks do pivot and should work for vertical-hanging uses. The hooks ARE small, so cups with wide handles might not fit.
1262326
I would think they would! They are quite sturdy. I don't think you could hang jeans or heavy wet shirts, but I think for T-shirts or dish towels, they would work fine
639465
There are no hooks or holes for hooks on these. They are made to push into a hole and hold glass on top, as in glass top coffee tables. No real suction power like a deep dish cup would have.
467540
Mine were direct mount and worked out very well. Didn't see any way to suspend them.
1966422
the plastic hangers hang well on the grooves on top of arms. i don't use wire, but I guess they would fit in the holes.
648867
Yes they will !! They hold a TON of weight too !! I use them all round the edges of my Origami shelves to hang clothing !! Buy more then one , because you will find a million uses for them ! You just reminded me to order MORE !!!
393178
I might contact the company to see what they recommend, but I can say that personally, I was installing mine into the bottom of a fiberboard shelf, and just used two standard size c-hooks (like the ones you use to hang coffee cups from), one on each side. It's worked for me! Good luck!
414806
My mugs are 4 inches tall and 3 inches in diameter. I hang them by the handle on the top two sets of hooks. I don't use the bottom rack. I can hang ten this way without having to invert them. The rack can easily handle a larger diameter mug. Very satisfied with the look and convenience.
1937734
no sorry they do not if u take off the drip tray u can fit a larger cup underneath
346595
These hooks are pretty big (maybe 6" tall and the hook part comes about 3" out from the wall). I wouldn't want to hang coffee mugs on them myself but I did go check and see if they would go on/off easily and they do for the most part. The swirl of the hook is about the same diameter as the opening on the coffee mug handle but there's plenty of room to angle the cup to slide it over easily since the hook sticks out from the wall so far. Hope that helps!