Adhesive Hooks Utility Hooks 44lb Max, Large Adhesive Hooks Heavy Duty, Waterproof Sticky Hooks Wall Hooks for Hanging Coat, Towel and Kitchen Bathroom Products

My wife likes huge shower caddies for tons of stuff. In the past I've installed a 3M hook in the center (where expected), then worked like crazy to get EXACTLY the right height for 2 installed on the sides where the top bar/wire of the caddie comes down. With incredible work I would get close, but it should be perfect in order to get support on all 3 points. Close gets support on 2 points, such that if one fails, it only moves a little before being caught by the other which was barely never holding before. Why was it so difficult to do well? Because you could NOT measure the hook to place it, but because what stuck was underneath that hook, which had to be applied by itself and pressed for 10 seconds prior to slipping the hook over it and clicking that in place. If you were using that hook by itself, it is easy to install "close" to anywhere you want. But PRECISE? FORGET IT! With this Ayssny Adhesive Hook it was SIMPLE to see and place PRECISELY where you want it. And the strength! MANY TIMES the holding power of the stupid 3M hooks, which were fine back when there was nothing better, but their like a Model-T Ford next to a modern car. Because they are in the shower, therefore always getting wet I added something to make them far more rust-resistant. Her new caddies are made of metal (not coated in plastic like the former), so to prevent metal on metal (of the Ayssny hook) rubbing off whatever coating each metal has to prevent rust, I took a thin nylon tube (the kind for fish tanks--which I don't have, but you can buy on Amazon, Home Depot, Lowes, etc.) and cut off the appropriate length, then forced some Vasoline into one end prior to forcing it over the end of the hook and around the bend. The Vasoline makes it much easier to force on, but I mainly added to prevent any water from working it's way in and keeping the metal wet forever until rusting through. By forcing it--just a little, maybe 1/8 - 1/4 inch--and dabbing a little on the end of the hook, the Vasoline in the tube is constantly forced ahead of the tube onto the hook as it's being pushed on. This makes it much easier (not easy) to push all the way around the bend of the hook. The reason I use a "too tight" tube is because of the spherical knob on the end of the hook, which is what causes it to be forced--the tube inner diameter is wider (barely) than the rest of the hook, which is how you want it, in order to prevent water from getting in the tube and causing a problem later. When finishing putting it on, get the end of the tube about halfway down the spherical knob on the end of the hook. As such:--There is no room for water to enter--it's completely sealed off.--It looks like there is nothing on the hook. Instead it appears to be a fatter, more quality metal hook.--It feels nice, but mainly it doesn't scuff other metal with which it comes in contact. Does that seem like too much trouble? Then forget it--there are a bunch of hooks (and at a fraction of the price of a couple 3M hooks). Just use it as long as it looks good, and when/if it rusts, just replace it. You don't even have to do the adhesive installation--just pop the old hook out of the adhesive holder on the wall, and pop a new one in there. By the way, just think before doing it--at least one person on a review did this upside down, then said they aren't good--duh! The hooks are made to easily replace the hooks by pulling up, but the faulty installation by the negative reviewer installed the adhesive part upside down, such that downward pressure pulls the hooks off (when they are meant to pull up and off for easy original placement or replacement)! One more point--these hooks hold 44 pounds EACH! The 3M hooks hold anywhere between a few pounds and (as an example) their "Command Traditional Large Plastic Hooks, Brushed Nickel, 3-Hook" which is NINETEEN DOLLARS holds only FIVE POUNDS--and CANNOT do what I did with these much more easily installable, FAR lest costly hooks have done.

I bought these for work. My coworkers bring in backpacks that need to be organized. These for the win!

I’m using for an odd purpose. They’re a little bit bigger than I wanted but I just have to put them in a different way. I’m using it in an RV bed to hold cloth shoe racks around the bed frame.Working great.Easy to stay attached & stays from weight I’d buy again.

these are very usefull. Just remember to give them a little while to stick before you hang anything on them

Quite a disappointment. The hooks pull away from the adhered brackets under minimal weight. The is no way the hooks can hold a maximum of 44 lbs.

I put one of these in my horse trailer that has a weekend camper in the front. In the plaid bag is a 25 ft. 30amp RV power cord, and a 25 ft. water hose. The bag weighs about 20 lbs. It's been hanging there for a week so far, and is perfect. Love these. I am thrilled to not to have to drill holes all over my trailer for hooks. And, if I put a horse in that area, the hook itself comes off easily so it won't hurt the horse. I read all of the reviews, and looked at the photos before purchase. It flabbergasted me that some people stuck the base on upside down before placing the hook, and complained it didn't hold what they put on it. I have 20 lbs. on it continuously, and have pulled down even more with no budging of the hook. These are great!

Im going to try again with another hook. It did not adhere well enough to hold my item .

Had these up for maybe 8+ months at this point and they still look perfect. No peeling or anything, just a little dust around the edges which is totally expected bc my cat hair gets everywhere.