Ook Cup Hooks, 1-1/4", 1 lbs, Screw Hooks, Steel, Brass Finish, Gold, 3 pack

If you're looking for the perfect finishing touch to your creative projects, these hooks are a must-have! Imagine the satisfaction of hanging up your crocheted stuffed animal hammock with these beautifully designed hooks that are not only functional but also stylish. The size is just right—no awkward adjustments or alterations needed. Plus, the stunning gold color adds a touch of elegance and charm to your space. You won't just be hanging things up; you'll be showcasing your creativity in a way that draws everyone's attention. Don't miss out on the chance to elevate your crafting experience with these fantastic hooks!

These were exactly what I expected

Perfect for what I needed it for. Easy to install holds a little more than 3 pounds which is nice. Like that it comes in a 3 pack being that I only needed one. Good price too

They were good quality that worked for what I needed

Hooks Easy to use

Good quality hooks, pretty finish, perfect size for mugs.

I use these to hang wind chimes. They screw easily in to wood and sturdy enough to hang the heaviest of wind chimes.

These cup hooks by OOK are so easy to install! My husband had them up in less than 5 minutes. We are avid coffee and tea drinkers and by having these hooks it make our mugs easily accessible to us which is great for when we are in a hurry and need to get out the door fast. They are sturdy and well made and I know they will last for a very long time. I plan on buying more sets. These hooks are a must have!

Handy screw-in cup hooks. Use to hang utensils, cleaning brushes, sash cords, cups, scissors, other tools, and basically anything with a handle with an opening to accommodate hanging on a hook. This size hook is great for hanging hefty mugs or cups, my cleaning brushes. I also use them as tie backs for the sash cords on my mini blinds to shorten the length of the cord. These hooks feel sturdy and strong. Versatile. Easy to install. I suggest drilling a very small hole as an entry point to insert the tip of the screw, doesn't have to be deep, just enough to get the threads started as you screw it in. I used this method on my window frames and cabinet door because the hardwood was thick.

The used became endless for me. Hung up some coffee cups in the kitchen and garage for hubby. Used them for bbq storage items near hubby's station. Keys, dog items and lanyards by the door. The only thing is, unless it's super light items, only holds into hard wood surface. I bought more and spray painted for the color matching in each room