Hercules Hook 0772009 Revolutionary Wall Hangers w/Laser Marker, 20-count
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Hercules Hook 0772009 Revolutionary Wall Hangers w/Laser Marker, 20-count
Customer Review: Great Product
Summary: 5 Stars
I was skeptical of these hooks but they really do work. I just used two of them yesterday! Love it.Customer Review: Great Product.
Summary: 4 Stars
These hooks work great and leave a very small hole in relation to the amount of weight they hold. The only reason I did not give five stars is because of one improvement that would make these perfect. The part of the hook that sticks out of the wall and shows would look nicer if they made it more decorative looking or at least more finished looking. Other than that they are great and my husband and I plan to use them more.Customer Review: Great and easy to use!!
Summary: 4 Stars
I was able to hang all my large pictures on the wall all by myself, except for where there was something in the way of the wall like in my bathroom but the rest of the areas worked.Customer Review: Great company!
Summary: 5 Stars
The hooks were so cheap, I thought they were some type of generic brand, but they are the REAL DEAL! Extremely pleased ....Customer Review: Great hooks
Summary: 5 Stars
First regarding the laser marker, I didn't even try to use it because it looks cheap and I already have one. Just the hooks alone worth the 14 or 15 dollars, and you are here to buy hooks not the laser marker.
As for the hooks themselves, they are really great. They are great because it's easy to hang heavy stuff. If you want to hang a 5lb picture frame, then go with the regular nail. But those hooks are the quick and easy way for those heavy stuff that you want on the wall. Someone in the review said it creates large hole, but no. It's not any bigger than regular nail hole and it sure is a lot smaller than regular heavy duty nails or screws.
To be fair, I found inserting into the drywall both easy and hard. Penetrating the drywall wasn't that hard, a few twist will get the hooks in the drywall. But pushing the entire hook into the drywall require a bit more work. Still, overall it's a lot easier than using other heavy duty nails or screws. And the best of all, you don't have to worry if it will hold your stuff or not. i was looking at stud behind the wall before buying those hooks, but realize my picture is larger than the distance of two studs. So I could only get one end of picture hanging on the stud. Those hooks solved the problem, just make sure you don't hit a stud with those hooks though.