Has anyone used these to hold a winter coat or jacket? Did the adhesive stay? Was the plastic hook strong enough not to break?
2027816
I bought one of these 10 months ago to hold towels in my bathroom. I have never had anything heavier than that on it but it seems very sturdy. In a bathroom there is high humidity from the shower and if anything was going to loosen the adhesive, that would do it and it has not budged at all. I wouldn't hesitate to hang a jacket or coat on it. The adhesive seems very strong. Hope this helps.
2027817
I have these on the back of our bedroom door. It holds a very heavy long cotton robe and I will also hang outfits that I'm going to wear for the next day. I have had no problems.
2027818
I only hung bath towel and the thin plastic backing (that holds the plastic hook) broke off. I do not recommend for winter coat. You cannot use the hook without plastic backing. Hope this helps..
2027819
Hi, So far it has stuck. It has been 3 months. I've also increased the load on it. The plastic hook hasn't broken.
1360674
These are very sturdy and should not bend. I have very heavy coats hung on mine with no problem.
801276
I haven't used them in that regard but I would think they wouldn't be too successful. They're fine for keeping light things tacked together where no real gravity is applied. I would think keeping something like stockings up would be too much weight for the adhesive
190099
It is meant to be permanent. It may be possible to remove it, but it would most likely be destroyed and the surface it was mounted on would also be damaged. The adhesive is designed to withstand harsh conditions like high winds, rain, snow and ice, and UV rays.
293395
I do believe that the Dyno Solutions should hold that clock. I have a large 3' round Christmas wreath (heavy) and it held it all winter long and there where some REALLY windy days. I did however use both of them. The only complaint that I have, is the little hook isn't permanently fastened to the clear piece...can be a REAL pain in the butt, when trying to hang something large up, in the cold (Northern MN...very COLD!!!) and the little hook keeps coming off. Yeah, trying finding that in 1 1/2' of snow...thank heaven it was still yearly in the season, we got about 5'. Good luck, hope that helps some. I do believe that the Dyno Solutions should hold that clock. I have a large 3' round Christmas wreath (heavy) and it held it all winter long and there where some REALLY windy days. I did however use both of them. The only complaint that I have, is the little hook isn't permanently fastened to the clear piece...can be a REAL pain in the butt, when trying to hang something large up, in the cold (Northern MN...very COLD!!!) and the little hook keeps coming off. Yeah, trying finding that in 1 1/2' of snow...thank heaven it was still yearly in the season, we got about 5'. Good luck, hope that... » Read More I do believe that the Dyno Solutions should hold that clock. I have a large 3' round Christmas wreath (heavy) and it held it all winter long and there where some REALLY windy days. I did however use both of them. The only complaint that I have, is the little hook isn't permanently fastened to the clear piece...can be a REAL pain in the butt, when trying to hang something large up, in the cold (Northern MN...very COLD!!!) and the little hook keeps coming off. Yeah, trying finding that in 1 1/2' of snow...thank heaven it was still yearly in the season, we got about 5'. Good luck, hope that helps some. « Show Less
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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.
1456538
These are strong for their size, specified at 1.5 pound pull. The magnets will stick together. It is the weight of the plexiglas that determines if they will hold. I would use several magnets, attaching them to the door and plexiglas with a very strong adhesive.
449500
They do pretty well, but since I was using them to hold a tarp over the winter, I finished with two half hitches against the hook, and they held Great all winter.
599408
Mine does NOT have a hook on it, but I don't see any reason you could not attach a hook with adhesive.
1832964
The plastic hooks hold up pretty good. I carry mine almost 8 hours a day. No problems so far.
964577
Yes I have a 2 winter jackets and 3 hoodies on it and it holds just fine! I also gave it a good tug in addition to this and it didn't budge.
754545
I've not seen any adhesive left on containers and we remove these and reapply them on nearly a daily basis. They have there limits (won't stick to cold stuff or anything with condensation on it) but I've been pleasantly surprised. Hope that helps.
2044547
The hooks are pretty strong and have withstood heavy use. I believe the hooks are held to the cord using tension, so there is very little risk of them snapping off.
1632551
I have had no problem having enough room on the hook for the hangar to slip on it. Some real thick plastic hangars don't work the best but still works. These metal wonder hangars are very strong. I've been able to hang all my jeans or other heavy clothing with no problems. I'd had the plastic wonder hangers and they were crappy. They didn't take hardly any weight without bending, braking and falling right on the floor. Hope this helps!
608374
Truly, i haven't seen an issue with the hooks on these. I often am not the one using the end product, though. Just assembling banners for other departments within the organization and they use them as needed. Sorry I couldn't be of more help!
474018
As long as the glue is appropriate for the job, these hangers will hold well over 2 lbs. I've used a 100% all purpose adhesive silicone glue with them on the back of porcelain floor tiles and they've held up with no problems.
1061753
These hangers are solid and very serviceable. They are quite adequate for winter coats and will bear the weight of most cold-weather outerwear.