Has anyone used 3m comand hooks with these? Wondering which ones are best???
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I have not but if I did I would use the ones that lock in like Velcro for pictures.
1825060
I'm not really sure about that... Don't know what those are.... I do know that these hooks run a little smaller than most hooks... Hope this helps
1539760
I have those same hooks but I don't know the answer to your question because I haven't had a chance to put mine on yet sorry
812670
Hi, while it would work, in my opinion these are a little too big and flexible (might bend down then be in the way or get bumped by your legs when sitting there) There are a lot of styles of command cord hooks, so I am sure there is one that would work. I've use command hooks for a long time now, and they are strong enough for that...I would just recommend checking out other styles first before going with this one . Hope that helped.
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The one I bought has HD (3/8") lag-type hooks that thread into a ceiling joist. Make CERTAIN that these are very secure, as they will be holding a lot of weight. I added gorilla glue to the hole before threading the hook into it. I am constantly checking these to make sure I don't have any problems. None so far - 3 years.
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The capacity of each hook is approximately 100 lbs. The further out on the hook the less capacity. It is important to use metal screws (not wood screws) to attach. Make sure you are securing to at least two (2) inch material (2"x4" or 2"x6"). Put in a number screws per hanger.
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Well first I hope you are looking for 3.5" hooks because these hooks are NOT 5" hooks. But to answer your questions, I suppose if you bend them enough they will break but generally no - I bent the hooks slightly to accomodate a 2" pipe and it worked just fine. You will need some strength and a pliers, though, they are quite strong.
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Yes, they are larger which for an open space won't make any difference but if you are trying to secure something on, say, your motorcycle and the gap between a couple of surfaces is tight, these hooks may not fit. Said another way: These hooks are formed as opposed to the plastic-dipped metal hooks we have all been 'historically' using. Where the real value comes using the CamLok tie downs is the ability to be able to adjust the overall length to an exact fit. For that aspect alone I recommend them.
2005450
Both hooks give you plenty of depth. Your choice will be how much weight you want to hang on the hook.
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The hook and bungee work great for me. I use to secure my luggage on my motorcycle for weekend trips. Longest was to Vegas and back with no issues. The weight they secure is maybe 20 lbs at the most and I use 4 straps to do this. The main reason I git these was the ability to adjust the length.
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The Velcro straps should hold. The issue I had was that they were not long enough for the hooks side to make contact with the loops side. Had to purchase additional Velcro and connect several inches of the hooks side to make it long enough to not fall off.
759117
Larry, just do a search for Triton hooks right here on Amazon. They come in packs of ten with mounting screwes included. I did that, and got an extra pack of one-inch rings, as well as a pack of 2-1/4 inch rods. Both are Triton-branded with the size, fit, and finish as those that came originally with the board. Good luck!
1218862
I am sorry, but I have no answer for you. I did not need more than the 6 hooks it came with.
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I just used regular peg board hooks that were purchased at Home Depot. They don't fit perfectly, and they will fall out, but I put a glob of clear silicone on the tips to help hold them in place.
1214494
Absolutely! No problem at all and the hooks are very sturdy. A great find, and it's cheap!
2164110
Not sure, I broke both hooks with in 5mins of having them. Didn't work out for me.
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Yes. I have 3 currently hanging from the heavy duty hooks. They work very well.