I'm looking to attach wire hanging hardware (a metal hook) to the back of a 20lb aluminum sheet to hang it on a wall. Is this the right product?
632431
Sand the aluminum and this stuff will bond to it. You should not have a problem.
632432
I have never used it on aluminum but I wouldn't hesitate to try it because it is so strong when cured. I have NEVER been disappointed in this product over 10 years.
185905
I honestly don't know. We hung it on a sheet-rock painted wall in to a stud. I would assume if you have a stud, you could attach it to any kind of wall.
168726
Yes. Excellent product. I would guess it would hang on a wall quite well. Let me know if you have any more specific questions.
1293227
Great idea! They don't weigh very much... I just used a hook that twisted into the drywall... I think it said it was good for hanging things up to 10lbs so there was no issue whatsoever.
1096240
it depends on the weight you intend to hang from the strip. i am hanging some basic tools and screws with plastic anchors seem sufficient. but as the weight increases, studs is what i would be looking for to anchor the strips.
1934583
There is an internal wire framework with a wire across the top for hanging, so that might work for you.
246984
I see there are a cou[le of holes on the back to hook it onto. Its seems to be light enpugh to hang on a wall in decent shape. My wall space is taken by closets so I didnt have a place to hang it. Wish I could hang it. Hope this answers your question.
1751255
Yes. The flat "hooks" that go over the top of the door are totally separate from the wire unit. They snap onto the wire holder, so if you can attach it directly to a wall then just keep them off. I don't know if I can attach a photo with a closeup showing the screw holes that are part of the wire frame, but if I can I will. If I cannot, I measured the width of the screw holes and they are slightly over 4 1/8" wide. There are two sets of screws you will need put into the wall, one pair above the other. If you can get one set of screws into a stud that would be best. I don't put too much trust in the small plastic screw mounts that usually come along with items like this.
509742
I'm not sure how you would attach it. If I did hang it I wouldn't want to put much weight on it. I hope this helps
2135582
I'm pretty sure u can put metal hooks on the ends. I bought the cord to use on an exercise machine. I will make loops on the ends with hog rings for my use
1623465
It would probably work, depending on wide the bar is you are hanging it on, a thin bar would be ok, you may have to take that piece of plastic off that is on the hangar part, I did..
478072
I have used sheet metal screws on an application and it worked just fine. Be sure the use a similar screw size. Go for it!
1929679
Yes, with the wrap around tension hooks you could easily hang a sheet on this line without it drooping. Hope this helps!
2160150
If your wall is sheetrock, you could hang it with tacks or pushpin. It has several metal grommets at the top.
1750509
I mounted mine to drywall using a 100lb wall anchor. Bit of overkill but never have to worry about something going wrong. A stud would work perfect as well. The rubber feet work great to make a nice secure and sturdy base against the wall.
1159035
There is no weight capacity stated. From your question, this wire will work but is an over kill. Picture hanging wire in my experience is light and flexible. This wire can be compared to heavy gauge clothes hanger wire and is very stiff.
1193983
It would probably be best if you did mount it on the stud. It's pretty heavy all by itself, and we have heavy components on it, so that's what we did. If you don't I'd suggest anchors for sure.