Double Ceiling Hook - Black

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The Hammer and Tongs Double Ceiling Hook is an ideal storage solution for homeowners looking to maximize vertical space in kitchens, pantries, or utility rooms. It offers a heavy-duty, antique-style aesthetic that excels at organizing cookware, tools, and bags; however, users must ensure they have a secure mounting point, such as a ceiling joist, to safely support the weight of suspended items.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1405607 |
| Brand | Hammer and Tongs |
While designed as a ceiling hook, it can be mounted to a wall if you have a solid wood backing or stud available to support the downward force.
The weight capacity is primarily determined by the structural integrity of the ceiling material and the screws used; ensure you use high-quality hardware for heavy pans.
Please check the included packaging contents, as you may need to purchase specific screws suited for your specific ceiling type (e.g., wood joist or concrete).
The powder-coated finish is designed for durability; however, keep it away from direct, high-moisture sources to prevent oxidation at the mounting points.
Yes, provided it is securely anchored into a solid ceiling beam, the heavy-duty construction is designed to support the weight of cookware.
Ensure the screws are driven deep into a solid ceiling joist rather than just the ceiling board.
Gently clean with a slightly damp microfiber cloth and immediately dry with a lint-free cloth.
For installation, it is critical to locate a ceiling stud or structural joist. Avoid mounting directly into plaster or drywall alone, as the weight of heavy items may cause the hook to pull away. Use appropriate heavy-duty wood screws if not provided. Compatibility is broad as long as the ceiling height allows for the items being hung to clear walking paths. To care for the hook, simply wipe it down with a soft, dry cloth periodically to remove dust. If the finish becomes chipped, you may use a matching touch-up paint to prevent rust on the metal base.