Hooks & Fastenings
Find hooks and fasteners for every wall. Choose based on weight and surface. Screw hooks carry heavy tools in solid walls. Magnetic strips work on steel surfaces. Adhesive points suit light items on smooth walls. Always check maximum load and length. This keeps your gear safe and accessible.
Key Snap Hooks | 100 x 10 mm
Hook & Loop Dots | self-adhesive | white | 40 pcs.
2 pack sizes
1-2
Shelf Console | 100 x 125 mm
Shelf Console | 125 x 150 mm
Shelf Console | 150 x 200 mm
Shelf Console | 200 x 250 mm
Shelf Console | 250 x 300 mm
Shackle Set | D-Type | 2 pcs.
Spanner-Carabiner Set | 4 pcs.
Meat Hook | Stainless Steel | 100 mm
Meat Hook | Stainless Steel | 120 mm
Meat Hook | Stainless Steel | 160 mm
Meat Hook | Stainless Steel | 80 mm
Tool Hooks | 4 pcs.
Cable Storage Belt / Organizer | adjustable | 38 x 260 mm
3 pack sizes
1-2
Double Snap Hook Assortment | Aluminium | 3 pcs.
2 pack sizes
1-2
Snap Hooks Set | 50 x 5 mm | 12 pcs.
Snap Hooks Set | 80 x 8 mm | 5 pcs.
Snap hook | D-shape | with screw lock
Tool Holder Set | 3 pcs.
Stainless Steel Adhesive Hooks | 35 x 50 mm | 1.0 kg | 2 pcs.
Stainless Steel Adhesive Hooks | 45 x 70 mm | 1.5 kg | 2 pcs.
Wall Hook Assortment | 6 pcs.
Wheel Rim Wall Hook Set | 250 mm | 4 pcs.
Hooks and fastenings: choose the right one
Which jaw for which weight?
Choose a jaw based on the weight you want to hang. Screw jaws carry heavy tools. Magnetic strips work only on steel walls. Self-adhesive points suit light items. Always check the maximum load capacity. This prevents items from falling and causing damage.
Mind the surface and mounting
The surface determines which fastening is suitable. In concrete or brick, use a screw with a wall plug. On wood, a screw without a plug is enough. On steel, you can use a magnetic strip. Measure the available space and choose the right length. A jaw that is too short cannot support the tool properly.
Where ordering goes wrong
Many mechanics order a jaw without checking the size. Measure the diameter of the tool and the thickness of the wall. Also look at the shape of the jaw. A straight jaw is for light material. A curved jaw holds heavier tools. This way you hang everything securely and neatly.
Everything for setting up your workshop can be found in House & Garden. If you want to build a rack or wall panel yourself, you need Household & DIY and Construction Tools. Join parts firmly with Fittings & Terminals, and for extra holding power on steel choose Magnets.