Would these work for hanging things on wood paneling? i tried the standard ones and they do not work...
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They will not hold any differently than the standard Command Adhesive. The directions with both suggest wiping the area with isopropyl alcohol before applying to surface. This would be more important with paneling to remove any polish/oil. I've also found following the directions in regards to cure time on the wall before adding weight to be imperative.
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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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Yes They would. I use one of the hooks in my garage to hang a lawn edger, I didn't weigh it but i'm sure it weighs more than 5 lb's.
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If they are like all the rest I have used they will have a "sharp" end and a blunt, hanger end.You push the "sharp" end through your drywall where you would normally nail a regular hanger. Just be sure you are not trying to push through a stud on the back of the drywall!
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Yes, they would work for the sawtooth hangers but I would really recommend using the white strips instead of the clear.
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They will, but depending upon the curvature and thickness of the panel you may experience a chipped or rough edge. I'd recommend starting with a standard brad point bit and then follow it up with a step bit to get the proper size hole. A step bit should give a cleaner hole and won't be as aggressive. These spade bits are really more well suited for wood.
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I would not recommend using these hooks at a weight that exceeds their rating, given that they are plastic. And there is no good way to distribute the weight among 3 hooks. Maybe 2, yes, but not 3. I would recommend metal hanger hardware; for example this one, rated at 200 pounds: OOK 55099 Heavy-Duty Drywall Hanger Supports Up to 200 Pounds
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I think these would be a poor choice for floating shelves. Z-clips are great for more shear strength needs. I used them to hang shutters. All the weigh of the shutters is close to the attachment point and the load is all vertical. I've also used these for oversized pictures, and wood wall panels. Shelving will have a load that is away from that wall and these will pull out. However if the shelves are lite, shallow and not carrying any weight of significance you may be able to get away with these as an option. I've hung floating shelves and structural attachment is a must.
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The round ones you use on a curtain rod? Nope as long as you use a good rod. Those flimsy, thin aluminum ones won't work and you just gave me a great idea for a background in my photo studio. :) You will need to put some grommets or whatever-the metal rings that lease a hole in the ,materiel for such purposes or something similar.
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I use them on a soft board. however, the holes for the skegs were already there. They slip into the holes and then screw fits through the top of the board. Hope this helps.
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I haven't used them for hanging such a shirt. They work the same way any other hanger does. The weight is almost nothing.
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Yes, they should work fine. I've used them on several projects with pressure treated pine.
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Hmmm if the wall is rough and bumpy, maybe not - due to uneven adhesive and possible humidity. If it's painted and smooth, it may work. You could buy a pack and test it out but I think they are made for drywall since drywall is not as strong as brick or stone and it gets damaged so easy. You pull these off wrong and it rips the paper right off of the drywall.
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I haven't used them in that regard but I would think they wouldn't be too successful. They're fine for keeping light things tacked together where no real gravity is applied. I would think keeping something like stockings up would be too much weight for the adhesive
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Yes. They are very strong and we are using them to hold a heavy laminate poster that is quite thick. I am very impressed with these. They look good and work really well!
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We use them on our RV to hold the stack up. I would think if the wood were smooth and finished, it would work.
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Yes but like the other response make sure your frame is long enough. I used them on a twin frame for a headboard