Gansita 12 Pair Drop Ceiling Hooks, T-Bar Track Clip Suspended Ceiling Hooks,White Heavy Duty Ceiling Hooks for Hanging Plants & Decorations, Metal T-Bar Hooks for Suspended Drop Ceiling Tiles

Needed to hang some sheets in the basement (temporarily). Found these little hooks and figured it was worth a try. Assembly is easy even though they didnt come with any instructions. They interlock and slide to connect. I taped them to a sheet and then hung it from the drop ceiling. Sturdy construction and they fit well on the ceiling frame. Because of the way they connect, I did notice some scratches caused by the interlocking slide. Just be gentle and it should minimize accidental scratches. Also dont try moving them after they are interlocked, that too will scratch the ceiling frame. Outside of the minor scratches, they seem to hold up ok. I might buy again, but I will definitely need to find a better way to not scratch the ceiling frame during use.

I bought these to hang a plant from a ceiling tile in my office, work great!

Great for its intended use

I love these hook for hanging so many things around the house!! House plants, windchimes near windows, holiday decorations, pinata. If whatever I am hanging has any sort of weight to it, like a house plant, I make sure to put the hook on a part of the ceiling that is attached to a stud. Highly recommended.

Hanging plants from ceiling.

good product at a reasonable cost

When I moved offices, my new office had an industrial tile ceiling and I was looking for a way to hang a plant. I couldnt use anything permanent or anything that would cause damage. I found these and although I didnt need so many, they were a decent price. It was decently easy to install the hook and even easier to hang a chain from it to hook the macrame hanger onto. I have a medium sized plant hung on it and it doesnt seem too heavy for it. Overall a great practical item and Im glad to have come across it.

Needed something to hang my plants from in our basement.

They did exactly what I needed with hanging a string of lights with little envelopes on them. Looks great.

I had a hard time figuring out that their was a left and right one