com and hooks heavy duty

Adhesive wall hooks are intended for a variety of smooth, finished surfaces. Common examples include painted walls, finished wood, painted concrete or cinder blocks, laminate, glass, metal and tile. Some listings also refer more generally to concrete surfaces.

Clean the surface with rubbing alcohol to remove grease, dust and residues. Mount hooks in indoor temperatures between 50°F and 105°F (about 10°C to 40°C). If the surface was recently painted, wait seven days before applying the adhesive.

Most adhesive hooks remove cleanly by holding the top of the adhesive strip and pulling it straight down toward the floor. When removed this way from many smooth surfaces, they leave no holes, marks or sticky residue.

Capacities vary across products, from small adhesive hooks rated around 3 lb up to picture hangers rated as high as 65 lb. Common capacity points shown include 3 lb, 10 lb, 15 lb, 25 lb and 45 lb.

Installation: push the hanger so its hardened steel claws bite into the drywall (a push‑and‑hang action). Removal: slide a flathead screwdriver between the hanger and the wall, then gently pry or pull the hanger away. Follow the product instructions for safe removal to avoid surface damage.