Shepherd Hardware 8091E Heavy Duty Steel 10-Inch Garage Storage Utility Hooks, 4 Pack, Black

Easy to install

I use pairs of these to hold long objects out of the rain next to the wall of the shed under the eaves. I also use them inside a shipping container repurposed for storage. On the former, I use Phillips head drywall screws and a screwdriver bit in an electric drill to mount them. It's very quick once I decide where I want it. On the latter, I use 10-32 or M5 bolts. It's easier if one person holds the nut and lockwasher while the other tightens it on the inside. A dab of caulk seals the hole.

Good size, some bending under weight. Two of them were able to hold up my 55 lb sailboat hull, but added all four as there was a fair amount of flex.

Missing a end cap for one of the hooks

I have been setting up a garage that has as little as possible touching the garage floor (for easy cleaning). This includes tools, skis, holiday decorations, and in this case, a ladder. I wanted to purchase some heavy duty brackets for the ladder, so I went the big box stores to see what they had. However, at the usual locations, a pair of brackets ranged from $20 and up. I decided to peruse Amazon, and figured I'd give these a try at ~$10. So far I'm impressed, it holds up a ladder pretty well.A brief note - these do not come with mounting equipment, so you will need to find suitable wall anchors. The usual 2in+ screws should work just fine if you can find a stud, however I recommend toggle bolts with these brackets for any drywall installation.

Overall these are okay and as advertised, but one of the four clearly missed a step in the manufacturing process and arrived without screw holes.

Used to make a pole vault pole storage rack. Low profile allowed for good vertical spacing. Didn't mind not having screws cause I had to go into cement block. Worked out great.

Not bad for the price but just don’t use this for anything over 20 lbs. or the will bend. Does not come with any mounting screws or anchors.