5kg Strong Adhesive Hooks

Wanted to find a way to have potholders handy near my wall oven & microwave.Because I'm a little ocd about how things look, I didn't just want to stick a hook onto the oven front. I tried a magnetic hook but the oven fronts do not hold magnets.Despite the adhesive base of this being a bit large, I ordered these hooks in the hope that the base could be trimmed to size. My idea was to stick this on the underside of one of the oven door bar handle brackets. Those brackets stick out about an inch and have a flat bottom. I figured if I could stick this onto the underside of the bracket, the actual adhesive and hook base would not be visible. Because the hook swivels, it would hang down vertically for easy access.I understand that max weight capacity will diminish the more I trim and the smaller the adhesive base becomes, but given that the potholders I intend to hang from this hook are very lightweight, I figured it would be okay.Not only are these okay, but they are fantastic and worked exactly as I'd hoped/planned.I positioned one hook before removing the adhesive backing and marked how much I had to trim off.I used a paper cutter, but it could easily be trimmed by hand using a strong pair of scissors.The adhesive part is flexible, yet rigid and easy to cut/trim. I'm not sure if it's flexible or strong enough to wrap around a rounded surface, but it's definitely not so rigid that it snaps or breaks when being cut.Trust me; the adherence is strong! I stuck it in place, then wanted to move it forward just a bit more and I could not rip it off. I was able to peel a small section off, but couldn't peel off anymore without damaging the adhesive strip. I ended up just sticking that part back up and leaving it in place. That hook is not going anywhere.The fact that the actual hook swivels in the base means the potholders don't fall off even when the door is opened because no matter what position the door is in, the hook always swings to vertical.I also used one of these to add a hook next to my utility sink to hang a small hand towel. I stuck this hook under the front overhang edge of the counter and this time I not only had to trim the flexible adhesive, but I also had to cut down the size of the rigid plastic base that the hook snaps into. Scissors wouldn't cut through that, but pruning shears easily did. I used the pruners to trim material from both top and bottom sides of the rigid plastic. In the end, the overall shape resembled that of a band-aid with the rectangular rigid plastic center flanked with the full width of the flexible adhesive on both sides.Boy, did that work out great as well. The hand towel is a bit heavier than the potholders, and I trimmed off more of the adhesive for the hand towel hook, but it's holding strong just as well as the potholder hook is.It's a pack of 10, but I can envision so many uses of these that I may just need more.

These hooks are a life-saver! We use them in the shower, where they are perfectly waterproof, as well as closets. We also have them in the garage and storage areas of our home where they live up to their promises to hold some heavy weight items.

So far these hooks deliver what they promise. I needed something to hang a heavy wall of fake plants on my lanai. These hooks work well together, and they seem pretty tough. Not sure what the heat or wind will do to them, but I am hopeful.

Loved the look, durability and weight. Only downfall is that it may cause some paint damage.

These work so good when u don't want to put a hanging rack over the door, get these heavy duties hooks instead, works perfect for towels hoodies and robes. Easy to put up and worth the money.

Wanted to find a way to have potholders handy near my wall oven & microwave.Because I'm a little ocd about how things look, I didn't just want to stick a hook onto the oven front. I tried a magnetic hook but the oven fronts do not hold magnets.Despite the adhesive base of this being a bit large, I ordered these hooks in the hope that the base could be trimmed to size. My idea was to stick this on the underside of one of the oven door bar handle brackets. Those brackets stick out about an inch and have a flat bottom. I figured if I could stick this onto the underside of the bracket, the actual adhesive and hook base would not be visible. Because the hook swivels, it would hang down vertically for easy access.I understand that max weight capacity will diminish the more I trim and the smaller the adhesive base becomes, but given that the potholders I intend to hang from this hook are very lightweight, I figured it would be okay.Not only are these okay, but they are fantastic and worked exactly as I'd hoped/planned.I positioned one hook before removing the adhesive backing and marked how much I had to trim off.I used a paper cutter, but it could easily be trimmed by hand using a strong pair of scissors.The adhesive part is flexible, yet rigid and easy to cut/trim. I'm not sure if it's flexible or strong enough to wrap around a rounded surface, but it's definitely not so rigid that it snaps or breaks when being cut.Trust me; the adherence is strong! I stuck it in place, then wanted to move it forward just a bit more and I could not rip it off. I was able to peel a small section off, but couldn't peel off anymore without damaging the adhesive strip. I ended up just sticking that part back up and leaving it in place. That hook is not going anywhere.The fact that the actual hook swivels in the base means the potholders don't fall off even when the door is opened because no matter what position the door is in, the hook always swings to vertical.I also used one of these to add a hook next to my utility sink to hang a small hand towel. I stuck this hook under the front overhang edge of the counter and this time I not only had to trim the flexible adhesive, but I also had to cut down the size of the rigid plastic base that the hook snaps into. Scissors wouldn't cut through that, but pruning shears easily did. I used the pruners to trim material from both top and bottom sides of the rigid plastic. In the end, the overall shape resembled that of a band-aid with the rectangular rigid plastic center flanked with the full width of the flexible adhesive on both sides.Boy, did that work out great as well. The hand towel is a bit heavier than the potholders, and I trimmed off more of the adhesive for the hand towel hook, but it's holding strong just as well as the potholder hook is.It's a pack of 10, but I can envision so many uses of these that I may just need more.

These hooks are a life-saver! We use them in the shower, where they are perfectly waterproof, as well as closets. We also have them in the garage and storage areas of our home where they live up to their promises to hold some heavy weight items.

So far these hooks deliver what they promise. I needed something to hang a heavy wall of fake plants on my lanai. These hooks work well together, and they seem pretty tough. Not sure what the heat or wind will do to them, but I am hopeful.

Loved the look, durability and weight. Only downfall is that it may cause some paint damage.

These work so good when u don't want to put a hanging rack over the door, get these heavy duties hooks instead, works perfect for towels hoodies and robes. Easy to put up and worth the money.

Wanted to find a way to have potholders handy near my wall oven & microwave.Because I'm a little ocd about how things look, I didn't just want to stick a hook onto the oven front. I tried a magnetic hook but the oven fronts do not hold magnets.Despite the adhesive base of this being a bit large, I ordered these hooks in the hope that the base could be trimmed to size. My idea was to stick this on the underside of one of the oven door bar handle brackets. Those brackets stick out about an inch and have a flat bottom. I figured if I could stick this onto the underside of the bracket, the actual adhesive and hook base would not be visible. Because the hook swivels, it would hang down vertically for easy access.I understand that max weight capacity will diminish the more I trim and the smaller the adhesive base becomes, but given that the potholders I intend to hang from this hook are very lightweight, I figured it would be okay.Not only are these okay, but they are fantastic and worked exactly as I'd hoped/planned.I positioned one hook before removing the adhesive backing and marked how much I had to trim off.I used a paper cutter, but it could easily be trimmed by hand using a strong pair of scissors.The adhesive part is flexible, yet rigid and easy to cut/trim. I'm not sure if it's flexible or strong enough to wrap around a rounded surface, but it's definitely not so rigid that it snaps or breaks when being cut.Trust me; the adherence is strong! I stuck it in place, then wanted to move it forward just a bit more and I could not rip it off. I was able to peel a small section off, but couldn't peel off anymore without damaging the adhesive strip. I ended up just sticking that part back up and leaving it in place. That hook is not going anywhere.The fact that the actual hook swivels in the base means the potholders don't fall off even when the door is opened because no matter what position the door is in, the hook always swings to vertical.I also used one of these to add a hook next to my utility sink to hang a small hand towel. I stuck this hook under the front overhang edge of the counter and this time I not only had to trim the flexible adhesive, but I also had to cut down the size of the rigid plastic base that the hook snaps into. Scissors wouldn't cut through that, but pruning shears easily did. I used the pruners to trim material from both top and bottom sides of the rigid plastic. In the end, the overall shape resembled that of a band-aid with the rectangular rigid plastic center flanked with the full width of the flexible adhesive on both sides.Boy, did that work out great as well. The hand towel is a bit heavier than the potholders, and I trimmed off more of the adhesive for the hand towel hook, but it's holding strong just as well as the potholder hook is.It's a pack of 10, but I can envision so many uses of these that I may just need more.

These hooks are a life-saver! We use them in the shower, where they are perfectly waterproof, as well as closets. We also have them in the garage and storage areas of our home where they live up to their promises to hold some heavy weight items.

So far these hooks deliver what they promise. I needed something to hang a heavy wall of fake plants on my lanai. These hooks work well together, and they seem pretty tough. Not sure what the heat or wind will do to them, but I am hopeful.

Loved the look, durability and weight. Only downfall is that it may cause some paint damage.

These work so good when u don't want to put a hanging rack over the door, get these heavy duties hooks instead, works perfect for towels hoodies and robes. Easy to put up and worth the money.