Heavy Duty Wall Mounted Steel Padded Arm Hanger in Gray 50 lbs

A:  This Everbilt Heavy Duty Wall Mounted Steel Padded Arm Hanger in Gray 50 lbs, Gray/Black and its non-galvanized mounting screws are primarily designed for your home use such as your garage, workshop, tool shed and basement. If used outside and exposed to the weather it will have a shortened lifespan.

A:  We have ours outside holding kayaks and no rust so far.

A:  For the Everbilt Heavy Duty Wall Mounted Steel Padded Arm Hanger in Gray 50 lbs, the standard chair weight can vary from different manufacturers. We can advise that the weight capacity of each hanger is 50 lbs.

A:  The Heavy Duty Wall Mounted Steel Padded Arm Hanger in Gray 50 lbs. is sold individually.

A:  I hung a 28' extension ladder and a 14' ladder on mine. they were great, I have zero room in my garage and they were for outside under a eve.

A:  One arm per package.

A:  My packages had 2 in them

A:  One.

A:  Why not. I am using outside.

A:  Slip on a water noodle for extra protection.

A:  I’d think so. Maybe Won’t last forever, depending on the weather in your area, but should work as long as mounted well. I wonder if the steel may rust and foam may disintegrate with lots of friction and use out doors, but they’ve held up very well in my garage.

A:  Yes it can. That is where I used mine!

A:  This item and its non-galvanized mounting screws are primarily designed for interior home use. If used outside and exposed to the weather it will have a shortened lifespan.

A:  The problem I see would be that the ladder would scratch the finish and the metal would rust.

A:  Yes you can but it would be better if its not in direct sunlight. I think the rubber pads would last longer and if the ladders are fiberglass you don't want to store them in direct sunlight either. The metal tubing would be alright but the rubber pad might not hold up real well but could be replaced with foam pipe insulation.

A:  I hang my kayak on that on a fence. So far they seem to work OK.