could this be used to hang a heavy plate?
1708485
double it up and yes but of course you say heavy and i do not know what that means, but assuming it is a ceramic plate - i would with it doubled
2274964
It could, but it is heavy. You might want to consider using a dowel in conjunction with a notched support strip.
1830104
I don't see why you couldn't, but I'd personally be afraid to try. The 4 inch fits the standard size decorative plates perfectly. A suggestion: whichever size you get, be sure to let the adhesive dry for 24 hrs before hanging the plate. I hung eight plates, they've been up for just over a year, no issues.
1613691
I have a laminated poster that weighs about 2 pounds. The hanger holds it easily. There could be potential for bending the poster where you clip it when you're closing the hanger or putting the poster on the wall, especially if it's a big heavy poster. I'd get another person to help just to be sure.
93543
The max diameter for the plate hanger is 14 inches so there is no way you could fit a 16.5" plate on it, however, it holds up to 30 lbs. (or so the card says).
1349955
Yes, but depending on how the Peg board is installed, I wouldn't too much weigh on it. The bracket will hold a lot of weight, just don't know about the peg board.
619176
It seems like you could. You would just need to attach some kind of clip to hang it up with and you're good to go.
1637892
I don't think so. It is made from a plastic that would likely break if you tried to make some additions to hang it.
782595
I wouldn't recommend it. Its not at all flimsy I just don't think its sturdy enough to hang things from.
219965
Yes it is possible. Be sure you have a resistent table, otherwise it might breake with the heavy.
1935203
Not if the picture is less than the max strength of the hanger. I use this type for all my artwork, light and heavy, because they do not leave a large nail hole in the wall when removed. If you're uncertain as to whether it will hold a picture of 10-12 lbs, for example, use a 20 lb hanger. I have none of my hangers into wall studs. All my studs are stainless steel. I hope this helps.
1120108
No. It's too heavy....however, if you were creative , you could secure something above the tiles and have small eyebolts through the tiles into the support and hang the unit
1330297
I guess if you mounted it in studs. It is pretty heavy and takes a little muscle.
1049827
I would say no. The hanging bracket really needs be on a wall for it to be secured properly. If you can attach the bracket to the wall under a cabinet it would work just fine.
119906
I don't think so,, you could, if your very creative,, attach it to a heavy 2X10 board. That would make it heavy. This item is made of plastic and the underside is hollow.
671901
As long as the back of the plate is large enough to fit the full adhesive pad (as yours obviously is), what the hanger will hold all depends on the weight of the plate. This 5.5in one is rated for up to 6lbs or so (for reference you can visit: http://www.allplatehangers.com/Plate-Hangers). There are instructions that come with the hangers & I've always followed exactly what they say & have had great success with various sized objects (even used it on back of canvas paintings). I've had no mishaps & no complaints! :)
979728
Yes, but it will need minor hardware added. Current hooks only positioned for horizontal hanging.