Do these work to hang drapes in place of drywall screw and anchors?
1133031
I wouldn't do it except in an exceptional circumstance... these do not work with hardware for drapery.
1984624
Yes. Unless you purchase Command Hooks which use a sticky pad to adhere to the wall. They seem to be pretty reliable and sold at many stores. The hammock comes with screw hooks and drywall anchors. Screw hooks are my preference and, in my opinion, more reliable.
72198
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.
310483
I am using them to hold back curtains, and they are perfect for that usage. Not sure if they would fit your purpose. They are not bulky, and they look great tho!
513033
That's exactly what it was designed to do. If your curtains have a hanging loop sewn into one end, just slide the horizontal bar through the loop, and set it onto the upright poles. If not, then a package of inexpensive clamps will hold any fabric in place. This is what I use: Heavy Duty Muslin Clamps 4 1/2 inch 6 Pack
107852
We mounted into drywall. But I also used anchors rated for 60#. Works well.
795118
They're like Hercules Hooks, so they are meant to work in drywall. Not sure they could pierce paneling, plus they need a hollow space behind (like drywall has) to work... Unfortunately if a stud is in the way they don't work, which I figured out pretty quickly.
1696562
Yes. You should be okay provided the drywall is that thick. I would recommend hilti toggle bolts instead of regular anchors though.
1733151
Yes, screws that can be used for wall studs or with heavy duty dry wall anchors. Just need a power drill, bits& Phillips head to install
522336
Hi Maggie, I don't believe they would work very well. We have 1 in. rods and they fit well. There is a screw that tightens to the rod to keep it from falling out when pulling on the curtains to close or open. I suppose you could always get a longer screw and then it would tighten down. I hope this helps.
2164460
Yes this will work but make sure to use drywall anchors if there is no stud.
1684232
depends on what your screwing into.If drywall then drywall screws with anchors.Into a stud use wood screws.
24568
These are great hangers. We bought eight of them and they are mounted in two by sixes underneath the dry wall. You could used these but would need Molly's if hanging heavy things. Carol
1752782
They are mounted flush by two screws to hang on. I assume you could get the right sized masonry screws to use.
1001553
I don't think they'd be too long, but I'm not sure. I haven't used the screws. However, you could always use another set of screws, or use the command strips picture velco strips to hang it instead like these - http://www.amazon.com/Command-Medium-Picture-Hanging-Strips-6-Picture/dp/B000M3YGOQ/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1402370911&sr=8-2&keywords=command+strips+picture
1118491
There are two hooks provided with screw style ends. It also included the drywall anchors and if missing, take the screw to any hardware store to purchase anchors for the drywall. Hope this helps :)
1060123
They do not come with hangers. I recommend Command brand hooks, not the really small ones.