Are these too large for mug hooks in the kitchen? The mugs are oversized- and i want to hang them on a board under the cabinet. Is this hook overkill?
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The hooks are approximately 3.5 cm wide, 4.5 cm tall (6.5 cm with the silver screw included), and 1/2 cm thick. Depending on what for and where you plan to use them, they may be a perfect size instead of too large.
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They are overkill for me because of the thickness of the shelf. I'm having a problem finding a hook that can accommodate an oversized mug handle myself.
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No I don't think these are overkill, these are a quality hook and will do just fine
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They should be the perfect size for this. If you want a visual, take your index finger and form it into a hook shape, roughly that large.
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Peggy I told you the wrong item. These hooks are 4" wide and you can place them as wide as needed.Thanks
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I have coffee mugs under mine, various sizes. 4 1/2 inch ones fit easy. 4 7/8 inch you need to put in/out a bit carefully. I have a 5 inch mug, that's as high as you want to go, I have a couple higher ones, I keep them on the shelf, not under. Now mugs are easy with the handle. If you're stacking plates it's a bit different as they nest. I have some nested about 4 inches high, that's about the max, w/o difficulty getting them in and out.
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That really depends on your pots and pans and implements - I will say that I bought extra hooks and they are sitting in my drawer tights now. :D
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I have these handles founded the drawers in my closet ... and they look amazing but they are big!!!In kitchen they would be nice in my opinion too.If you have the opportunity to return it you risk nothing.I hope my opinion will help You.
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2 inches - center-to-center. If you have cups that that are tea cup size and "nest" you can probably put one on each hook. For mugs you would use every other hook, 3 mugs per side.
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I use them as a towel rack in my bathroom. Not sure how it would do as a key hook. I suspect that the wall would get scratched.
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Truly, i haven't seen an issue with the hooks on these. I often am not the one using the end product, though. Just assembling banners for other departments within the organization and they use them as needed. Sorry I couldn't be of more help!
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I have two very large (14" and 12") very heavy stainless pans hanging from one hook without any stress whatsoever. I'm sure a large cast iron would be ok.
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As in previous answer, you will need to purchase different hooks. However, I know there are units from same company that sell the boards that will hang the way you want and are not as long. Amazon did not carry them but try a google search of name brand.
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No they are not, but you can use any other hooks that would fit so that´s no problem.
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I don't really think the "hooks" are long enough or curved enough to accommodate cups. Also, you can only space the hooks so far apart (2 inches or so?), if you tried to use every hook. The little cup hooks available in the hardware section are much more versatile and you can place them under the cabinets or on wall if you purchase large ones. Perhaps that would work for you .... ?
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This worry has crossed my mind too ;-) So far my mug has stayed on the counter. The first idea that comes to mind is cutting a square of gripper shelf liner to fit the mug's footprint: Kittrich Corp 05F-C6B50-06 Con-Tact Brand Grip Shelf LinerA mouse pad might work or a thick pot holder or even a damp dish cloth folded into quarters. My fear is I might break the mug!
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Yes, you can hang these pans with hooks. That is how I have mine stored. The pots that don't have handles (with holes in the end) I do not have hanging from hooks.
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I think they would be sturdy enough. Not sure how strong the hook is because i have not hung mine. Looks sturdy but not sure how much weight it will hold. I am using mine as a wedding gift box so they are just on the table. I think they look very nice quality.
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I use them hanging under a cabinet and would not put one under the other. This is ok if you are going to put them on the counter. Whatever you need is in the box. I am starting to get used to use the dial to measure so I don't have to put the measuring spoon in.
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I personally haven't used them for the bigger cupcakes or muffins. But the base is large enough to hold a bigger muffin or cupcake. I think I would use for bigger stuff if I had the bigger tins to make them. I hope this answer is helpful to you. :O)