Ceiling hooks

Ceiling hooks play an important role in maximizing the use of ceilings and creating more storage space. From suspending flower pots to being used in the kitchen to keep utensils in place, hooks are multipurpose. Ceiling hooks for plants are strong, and most of them have been tested and rated by the manufacturer according to the weight they can hold. They are also stylish, and suppliers can profit from them by offering homeowners different designs, and sizes at affordable prices for use and to be gifted out.

Ceiling hooks materials

Metallic plant ceiling hangers are common in many packs and sizes. The ceiling anchor hook may be vinyl coated or electroplated. Vinyl-coated ceiling hangers are preferred due to the shiny luster they wear. They also come in bold colors and may be used to suspend decorative plants and utensils in place since vinyl resists rusting. Wholesalers provide these heavy duty ceiling hooks in affordable packs. A pack may contain up to 10 pieces and sales for about 1 USD. Other ceiling hooks for hanging plants are coated with rubber or made from zinc alloys. Find rubber-coated hooks with pointed tips and sharp threads in irresistible colors.

Plastic ceiling hooks are available for light duties. Buyers use them in the kitchen, to suspend curtains and string lights. Plastic command ceiling hooks are less sturdy and are rated 16 pounds or less. On wholesale, they sell from as low as 0.05 USD a piece. Besides affordability, plastic hooks are easy to install with suction cups and adhesive pads. If you are lacking design ideas, start with plastic hooks' clear nature, and many shapes. Get J, S, and wavy hooks to match many interior decors.