I was a little nervous about this but itsnacrually holding up and holding my curtain rod. No complaints and highly recommend if you don’t want to drill holes on the wall.
I used these hooks to hang up a small quilt. They don’t look or feel like adhesive hooks–they are a pretty brushed nickel, and are very sturdy. They were easy to put up, and have adhered well to the wall. I was very impressed!
I used these hooks to hang up a small quilt. They don't look or feel like adhesive hooks--they are a pretty brushed nickel, and are very sturdy. They were easy to put up, and have adhered well to the wall. I was very impressed!
I have one of these on the back of every bedroom and bathroom door in my house. It has an attractive design, and is perfect for large bath towels and winter robes.
Bought these to be able to hang guests bathroom towels. Very sturdy. Holds the weight of a regular bath towel without any problem. Bonus is these look really good ( decoration) when not in use.
This is a nice large hook. I still can’t figure out why none of the Command hooks are great for bath towels. They are either too sharp or do not always hold the towels, which then fall onto the floor. This hook has a smooth top, so the towel sometimes stays on the hook, and sometimes does not. In fairness, this problem occurs with many kinds of hooks. Someone should design a better hook for bath towels.
Heavier than I thought. They’re up but only hold up to a certain weight which isn’t alot when you want to hang curtains. Good for light weight rids and sheers.
I bought these because I live in an apartment and didn’t want to ruin the walls with drilling. They worked really great and held up well. Unfortunately they did fall off, no fault of theirs. There was maintenance being done and vibrations and water damage made them fall.
If you need to hang stuff on walls with out poking holes in the wall these are what you need. I use these all through my RV and they hold on great with no damage to the walls. These are definitely worth the money.
They can hold the curtain and they are really good quality but i found the same brand plastice and holds almost the same weight for less price but o use if for 2 months now and it works grea
I love the look of these books for my entryway but unfortunately they don’t hold up as well as I’d like. They fall quite often and I almost feel like I need to find something a little sturdier.
I purchased these at the end of 2021 and just finally put them up. Tbd if they’ll stay up after seeing others’ reviews, but they’ve been up for 7 days and are good so far. I used alcohol and purchased the extra strength command strips (rather than using those in the box), as I saw some others recommended. I came back to buy another 2-set for another window, but I see the price has gone way up! When I bought the 2-set, it was $9 or so. What the heck. It’s not like inflation has doubled the cost of things. Not impressed with the company because of this. I wouldn’t say these are worth it at the new price since each one came with scuffs.
Edit: these are still up about 10 months later with no trouble from using the super strength command strips.
Bought these to allow us to add temporary curtains during a house move until we get our shutters fitted. Great strength on a 1.4m window using two hooks and a standard curtain pole. Not much space between wall an curtain pole for the curtains to hang (rings help!) so be mindful of this if relevant to your intended use! Love that these will remove easily without damage – have used these adhesive hooks before without issue.
After reading the reviews, I was initially hesitant to use these hooks for holding up curtains. But I can say, with confidence, that the reviews of people saying these hooks cannot hold up curtains are likely because they didn’t appropriately follow the instructions.
Few things to note:
1) Each hook holds 5lbs. You should make sure your rod and the curtains do not weigh more than ~9lbs. Especially if you will be tugging on the curtains to open and close.
2) The rod will sit quite close to the wall. Make sure your rod fits and the ornament at the ends do not end up scratching the wall.
3) Follow the instructions. Really. Wipe the wall down with alcohol. Press the stickers on. Wait for an hour. Do all the steps. If you don’t, then don’t be surprised when it doesn’t hold.
These hooks are actually made of metal and not just a fake metal coating underneath the plastic. I was surprised this felt like an actual metal hook in hand although the product is described as just that. These hooks are heavy but also adheres to the wall with the included strips without any issue. These look good up on the wall, they’re very reflective, and shiny making it not even appear like a Commando hook. I would definitely recommend hanging heavy drapes and curtains with a rod for these hooks.
The ONLY thing I would caution is to make sure your curtain rod is UNDER 1 inch in width or it will NOT fit. I had a curtain rod with an inch diameter and it did not fit (even if you tried to jam it in). So you need a thinner curtain rod to be able to sit in the hook’s smaller space (any rod under 1 inch will do).
We needed to update some of our Command Strip hooks in our 5th wheel. I wanted larger and a sturdier type than we had originally installed, and these look great and fit the decor much better than smaller white plastic hooks we had put up.
Being Command Strip brand, it was relatively easy to get the old hooks off, but you ALWAYS get the one or two strips that break instead of pulling off cleanly! A piece of dental floss or fishing line takes care of those!
We cleaned the areas of the wall with some alcohol on the areas we were going to stick these on, since they are heavier and metal and plastic.
We followed the directions, install and let set up for a day, all worked great and look good too! For jackets, for towels, they work great!!
We WILL continue to use them!
I was a little nervous about this but itsnacrually holding up and holding my curtain rod. No complaints and highly recommend if you don’t want to drill holes on the wall.
I have one of these on the back of every bedroom and bathroom door in my house. It has an attractive design, and is perfect for large bath towels and winter robes.
Bought these to be able to hang guests bathroom towels. Very sturdy. Holds the weight of a regular bath towel without any problem. Bonus is these look really good ( decoration) when not in use.
Heavier than I thought. They’re up but only hold up to a certain weight which isn’t alot when you want to hang curtains. Good for light weight rids and sheers.
I bought these because I live in an apartment and didn’t want to ruin the walls with drilling. They worked really great and held up well. Unfortunately they did fall off, no fault of theirs. There was maintenance being done and vibrations and water damage made them fall.
If you need to hang stuff on walls with out poking holes in the wall these are what you need. I use these all through my RV and they hold on great with no damage to the walls. These are definitely worth the money.
They can hold the curtain and they are really good quality but i found the same brand plastice and holds almost the same weight for less price but o use if for 2 months now and it works grea
Edit: these are still up about 10 months later with no trouble from using the super strength command strips.
Bought these to allow us to add temporary curtains during a house move until we get our shutters fitted. Great strength on a 1.4m window using two hooks and a standard curtain pole. Not much space between wall an curtain pole for the curtains to hang (rings help!) so be mindful of this if relevant to your intended use! Love that these will remove easily without damage – have used these adhesive hooks before without issue.
Few things to note:
1) Each hook holds 5lbs. You should make sure your rod and the curtains do not weigh more than ~9lbs. Especially if you will be tugging on the curtains to open and close.
2) The rod will sit quite close to the wall. Make sure your rod fits and the ornament at the ends do not end up scratching the wall.
3) Follow the instructions. Really. Wipe the wall down with alcohol. Press the stickers on. Wait for an hour. Do all the steps. If you don’t, then don’t be surprised when it doesn’t hold.
The ONLY thing I would caution is to make sure your curtain rod is UNDER 1 inch in width or it will NOT fit. I had a curtain rod with an inch diameter and it did not fit (even if you tried to jam it in). So you need a thinner curtain rod to be able to sit in the hook’s smaller space (any rod under 1 inch will do).
Being Command Strip brand, it was relatively easy to get the old hooks off, but you ALWAYS get the one or two strips that break instead of pulling off cleanly! A piece of dental floss or fishing line takes care of those!
We cleaned the areas of the wall with some alcohol on the areas we were going to stick these on, since they are heavier and metal and plastic.
We followed the directions, install and let set up for a day, all worked great and look good too! For jackets, for towels, they work great!!
We WILL continue to use them!