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The YGAOHF 5 Inch Large Eye Hooks are engineered for homeowners, DIY enthusiasts, and contractors who require a heavy-duty solution for securing substantial loads up to 500lbs. These robust, zinc-plated stainless steel hooks offer exceptional structural integrity for everything from gym equipment to garden rigging, though users should ensure they are drilling into solid structural members rather than thin surface materials to maintain their maximum weight capacity.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 13-94-Silver metal hooks |
| Brand | YGAOHF |
These hooks are designed specifically for wood and similar substrates. For concrete, you must use a proper masonry anchor or shield.
The eye has an outside diameter of 1-3/4 inches and an inside diameter of 1-1/4 inches.
They are zinc-plated to provide superior rust and corrosion resistance, making them suitable for outdoor use.
Yes, provided they are anchored into a structural ceiling joist capable of supporting the 500lbs load and the weight of the occupants.
A drill with a bit slightly smaller than the shank for the pilot hole, and a screwdriver or metal bar to assist with final tightening.
The pilot hole may be too large. Fill the hole with wood filler or a wooden dowel, allow to dry, and drill a smaller, correct-sized pilot hole.
Insert a screwdriver or sturdy metal bar into the eye of the hook to create a T-handle for increased leverage.
To ensure maximum safety, always drill a pilot hole smaller than the shank diameter before screwing the hook into solid wood to prevent the timber from splitting. For mounting in drywall, ensure you are locating the wall stud rather than relying on the drywall itself for weight-bearing. Maintenance is minimal: periodically check the thread tightness and inspect for any signs of oxidation if used in high-salt or extremely humid coastal environments. Use a screwdriver or a small metal rod through the eye of the hook to provide the necessary leverage for a tight, flush finish.
