1/2 lb. Small White Wire Hook Value Pack (12 Hooks, 20 Strips)

A:  None, you need to match the weight recommendation on the product to your needs. Else distribute more hooks across the area to support the weight capacity.

A:  I sometimes use Gorilla Glue. I tried super glue as well. Either way, I need to wait 24 hours on .anything. This was mostly because they were on metal in the carport and I used them to hang lights.

A:  Thank you for asking. These hooks are designed for use with the Command Adhesive that is provided in the packaging. This hook is designed to support up to 0.5 lbs.

A:  if they can't be used as sold you probably need anothr type of hangar/hook.

A:  The adhesive strip will hold 1 to 3 pounds. If you need to hold more weight use a different size. Using any other adhesive will not allow the product to be removed without leaving a mark on the wall.

A:  Very deep

A:  No. The hook is too small for that.

A:  The hook opening is @ 5/8 inch. But the hook itself pivots in the base. The pot lid may actually catch, but it won't be very sturdy. Try the next size up.

A:  Thank you for asking. The spacing is about 3/4" wide. We hope this helps!

A:  Although the lids would hang on the hooks I am fairly certain the opening/closing of the door would cause the lids to fall off.

A:  This size would not be strong enough for that weight and movement while opening and closing doors. I suggest a larger size command hook.

A:  about 1/8 - 1/4 inch maybe large enough for plastic lids but never lids to sauce pans or the like.

A:  Pot lids are probably too heavy for these hooks

A:  At the bend the hook is 0.75" wide and opens to 1 .75" . I use them for my lids as well.

A:  I would use regular pot hooks not these.

A:  No, Command is not designed to bond to fabrics.

A:  Depends on the drape material. Cloth type material probably won't work. More "solid" material like plastic could work quite well.

A:  Use drapery hooks. These are tiny and not strong.

A:  I am fairly sure the hooks would stick to drapes. The concern would being able to remove them since the drapery material is not rigid.

A:  Yes, this can be used for that use.