If I got two of these would they be strong enough to hang my ironing board from? Plastic hooks broke right off.
1482526
Not sure - it will depend on how heavy your board is. I use mine to hang dry-cleaning on - and it does bend under the weight sometimes. I think there are over-the-door hangers made specifically for ironing boards that may work better.
1850963
I highly doubt thy will rest. Pretty sure they are stainless steel. Just an fyi - if I had to buy this item again I would buy a wider one. (these are only approx. 1 inch wide.) However, with that said 1 of my hooks is holding at a 1 lb. metal house number.
432468
Yes They would. I use one of the hooks in my garage to hang a lawn edger, I didn't weigh it but i'm sure it weighs more than 5 lb's.
1061752
I would say yes , if you are just going to hang them in a closet , not good for a travel hanger . Any undo pressure applied to the top, between hook and hanger , will break off hook .
2172003
I agree with the previous responder... They may be able to hold that weight stationary, but are not secure enough to provide safe resistance. They slide around when I just take towels or my bathrob on/off the hooks. Also, I don't know if I would trust them to not bend against something pulling against them.
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.
2181629
Yes they can but is designed for standard pegboard hooks either metal or plastic.
564176
The hooks are very sturdy and I would think would hold anything you wanted to hang from them. The determining factor would be how securely your rack that the hooks hang from is attached to the ceiling.
1753766
I haven't used mine for anything yet because the jackets aren't out yet, but I think as long as you kept the jackets evenly distributed around the pole it should be ok. The base is quite heavy. Looks like metal, but it is actually plastic probably filled with cement or something. The hanger sticks on the side should be plenty strong enough, but if you had 2 jackets on one side it would probably tip over. I found that most have a small base like this one though. Hope this helped a bit.
1469969
I had to bend the legs to support the other style of ironing board legs but yes is did work well. You will need someone strong to bend them... I really like mine and actually screwed it to the wall (in a stud) instead of hanging it over a door.
476776
I would say no. They are small, for cabinet doors ...don't think they would be strong enough
2170762
I don't believe they would work very well on thin iron railings. I love mine but I have a wide plastic rail.
2069224
It should be sturdy enough to hold a large ironing board, just make sure you anchor it well into the wall (on a stud). It will also hold a large iron, I have a Rowenta and it holds it just fine.
1993116
If you use a heavy duty epoxy it should be strong enough to hold them. And no more the one these little buggers are strong
385013
It would hold if you had enough of them...maybe 2 packs. We clip them on our RV awning to hang lights. You can't just grab and pull them off or you would damage the awning. Maybe a better product would be the clips with a ring that are sold to hang curtains on cables. I know that Ikea sells them for their steel cable curtain "rods". Not sure if amazon carries them.
593965
I bought 2 of these just for this reason. I assume nails or hooks would work just fine.
106081
I have only put a minimal amount of weight on these hooks and just for hanging some thing on a closet rod but think that they will hold much more than I have been hanging. But in answer to your question I would say that you could hang 30 lbs with out them bending.