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The Bulk Hardware 40mm Picture Hanger Hooks are designed for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts looking for a reliable, non-trace solution for wall mounting decor. These hooks excel at securing pictures and lightweight frames on both drywall and hardwall surfaces without causing extensive damage, though they are intended for lighter items and may not support heavy gallery-grade frames.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | BH00092.100 |
| Brand | Bulk Hardware |
These hooks are designed primarily for drywall and standard hardwall surfaces; they may be difficult to install into dense masonry or brick without a pilot hole.
While weight capacity depends on the substrate, these are designed for standard lightweight household pictures and frames.
While they can be removed, the prongs may slightly deform during extraction, so it is recommended to use fresh hooks for permanent displays.
On soft drywall, you may be able to press them in by hand, but a light hammer tap is recommended for hardwall surfaces.
Each hook measures 40mm (approximately 1.1/2 inches).
Remove the hook and reposition it slightly to the left or right, ensuring you have hit solid material.
Use a softer tap with the hammer or ensure you are not hitting a hidden wall stud or metal reinforcement.
Installation is straightforward: hold the hook against the wall, ensuring the prongs are angled downward. Use a light touch to secure them; avoid heavy hammering to keep the hooks from deforming. These hooks are compatible with most standard wall types, including plasterboard and masonry. To maintain them, ensure you do not overload the hooks, as consistent strain on the metal prongs can cause them to loosen over time. If you need to move a hook, pull it out gently with a pair of pliers to minimize any further surface tearing.
