PHUNAYA Garage Storage Utility Hooks,Wall Mount&Heavy Duty Garage Hanger & Organizer to Handle Ladder, Hold Chairs,with Premium Steel to Hang Heavy Tools for Up to 55lbs(4Pack*7.5Inch)

Where I needed these to mount was not completely aligned with the wall studs do I needed to use the drywall anchors. The ones provided were for number 6 screws and the screws provided were number 10. If you try to put a screw that is too large in a drywall anchor it will likely strip out of the wall. Verify you have matched anchors and screws before you start and youll be quite satisfied with these storage hooks.

Garage organizer. Second time buying. Awesome

Hooks work great. Happy with purchase

Good assortment of hooks, but not great value since the hardware is terrible. If installing into a stud, they go up easy and seem pretty sturdy. However, if youre installing into drywall, the white screw in anchors are pretty bad.. The first one broke while drilling it uneven with a pilot hole. The second one did as well even though I tried to install it by hand. Avoid using them and go purchase better anchors. Based on previous reviews, I did go buy better screws as the ones provided seemed like theyd strip pretty easy.

Very strong and sturdy. Easy to install and versatile

These are perfect small items, but bend easily with heavy objects

Installed and holding 28ft extension ladder. Good quality. I would recommend.

Good brackets and value. Make sure you install the included reinforcement clips. As a few others pointed out, for cases where you can’t screw into a stud, screws and anchors for drywall are no good. Plastic anchors are too small for screws and entire anchor rotates when trying to install. Left a large hole so I had to use metal toggle anchors.

I love that these hooks hold all my chairs.

I like the hooks, I like the additional metal support. I absolutely hate how weak the anchors and the plastic screws are. The maximum weight of each hook is not dependent on the hook itself, but the anchors within the wall. If you have a stud or a concrete wall, sure - those anchors will work. However, the moment you use regular drywall/Sheetrock, you run into a problem. I ended up using my own anchors that hold up to 80LBS per each. Ended up using two hooks to hand my 50lbs expandable ladder horizontally on the wall.