Will these hooks work on an RV? The wall is thins with only about 1 inch between the inside and exterior wall?
1630035
U many need to modifiy hooks by cutting a little off side that goes into wall with wire cutters. But worth giving a shot.
1630036
I don't think they would. Even the smallest one needs about 1 1/2 - 2 " clearance inside the wall
842810
They may work but they will only give you about 1/2 inch extra height so keep that in mind. They were not as thick as I anticipated when I got them for my grandson's bike.
1809707
Ii would estimate that any hitch that does not exceed one half inch thick should be ok with this lock. I have used this type of lock on two rv's and it is the only really suitable or type lock which is secure from bolt cutters. I suppose it could be picked but if they want your rv nothing is really going to stop a determined thief. They can just pick up your rv by the "A" frame with chains and tow it lock and all. This lock will stop the more stupid type thieves not those who have the equipment and determination.
1459902
I'm using them on a 1-1/4" rod and they fit. If the rod is 2" there will be a gap which can face the back of the closet if you are okay with that. They work very well for sliding hangers. My old rods were wood and gave me splinters.
1804614
Hooks are only about 2" apart. I use mine for hanging house, cabin, camper, and car keys on. Doubt that it will work for belt buckles if they are more than 2" wide. Hope this helps.
564282
I'm not sure . I hung them on the wall with screws. But I don't see why they wouldn't
1276893
These are not for you, then. The back of the hook is 11" from the wall, and the front is a little less than 12.5" from the wall.
1971974
I have them on my sliding windows in my RV, so yes they should work, The siren side of the device is a sensor and the opposing skinny side that separates is just a magnet. Whenever the two parts are pulled apart the alarm sounds, whenever they are brought back in close proximity the siren turns off.
1937771
If so, they are smaller than the clear plastic and metal top hook kind I have. They would fit, but there would be wiggle room. I will check tonight and get back to you.
55955
I use mine on a 28ft. Motor Home it took about 60 % of the motion out of the RV I'm very pleased with them and are very easy to install , just don't expect them to hold any weight because they are not intended for that use. I beleive you would be happy with them.
2227387
should be fine if its round, if its rectangular the short side should work. Just be sure to mount them on a clean, hopefully non-porous surface for the best grip. I have some in place for over a year now and the mounts are just as tight as day 1.
2217596
Not gonna say I am 100% on this answer but the way these hooks are curved if you were to be easy and angle up just right you should be ok! The straight part of the hook isn't quite 2 inches. You could possible add a little more bend to it and it work!
980211
Actually the hooks are less than 1/8" thick, more like 1/16". Unless your door fits really snug at the top there should not be any problem.
1404767
No they won't Joan. I measured about 1 and 1/8th" However, mine came with an additional setup that you can mount brackets to the frame (screws included) and shorter "hooks" fit into the bracket. This is a surface mount as opposed to the hook-over. Both are easily unhookable for storage.
101274
If you use expandable anchors, they will work fine. These have a coarse thread - probably the hardest thing will be to drill the holes.
1946586
I would think so. I Use them on vinyl wall covering to hold curtain rods in camper.
2227303
I am sure these would work for your intended purpose, however, these chains are specifically for the use of a fail safe for trailers/campers. It would be more beneficial, and less expensive, for you to go to your local hardware store and buy a lighter gauge chain. You can purchase it by the foot, so an exact length can be achieved.