Pack of 4, Minimalist Design, Beech Wood Natural Wooden Coat Hooks, Wall Mounted Single Wall Wood Hook Rack, Clothes Hat Hanger Towel Rack Home Vintage Handmade Craft

Just put these hooks up by my back door. I love the minimalist look to them. They are very sturdy and will hold heavy winter coats just fine.They are very easy to install, but have no instructions with them. It took me less than 5 min total.Tools I used:-Drill-5/16 drill bit (if putting the drywall anchors in) smaller if going into a stud-level-ruler & measuring tape-hammer-pencilI measured 5ft from the ground and spaced them 6.5in apart. Most people if they have enough room put them 8+in apart. I just have a very small space with a door that opens and stairs.I used the ruler and level to make sure the marks were even and level. I drilled the pilot holes and hammered each of the anchors in the wall. I then attached the screws to the drill (pictured) to tighten them into the wall before I twisted the hook to the other side. Be prepared to do some paint touch ups afterwards because in order to get them flush you need to go around again to the point of scraping some paint off especially if you just painted the wall. Overall I recommend this product.

fairly easy to install, just drill a pilot hole into a stud, and hand turn hangers in place (or use anchors) - however - it is important to have the pilot hole be exactly perpendicular when drilling, or the hangers will be slightly crooked when installing. This may bother some people (like me).They are sturdy when installed properly. Can hold heavy jackets with no problem.One of the hangers was split, but I only needed three. Nice, solid Walnut.

Exactly what we wanted, however there are some issues with quality control and installation.Quality control - thank goodness we bought two sets, one has the hole drilled crooked, so when installed it does not sit flat. Going to have to figure out a fix for that one.Install - **be very careful when installing these into thick wood paneling** There was just too much resistance screwing one of these in, so the metal insert got stripped out and fell out. I'm not sure why, as I predrilled the correct size hole, I believe this was also a quality control issue during manufacturing. If these are installed with the anchors into drywall, it shouldn't be an issue.

I am over the moon with how these turned out! The hooks matched my Ikea round mirror perfectly for the minimalist look I was going for for. This is a great product provided that you install them correctly.Tips:Use the right size drill bits to save yourself some tears and heartache. I installed them 8" apart, with two of them in drywall anchors and two in studs.To install in drywall:Use the included wall anchor. Drill a small pilot hole, taking care to make your hole perfectly perpendicular to the wall. Then use a 5/16" bit to make a big enough hole for the anchor. Hammer the anchor in until it's flush with the wall. Carefully screw the hook in, taking care to keep the hook parallel to the wall. Once the hook touches the wall, make one more turn to get it tight and flush with the wall.To install in a stud:Make a small pilot hole, then use a 3/16" bit to make a hole big enough and deep enough for the provided screw, taking care to make the hole perpendicular to the wall. Screw the hook on slowly and carefully, make sure you keep the hook parallel to the wall. If the hole you made is big enough, you shouldn't have any problem with the hook splitting. I made the mistake of using a smaller bit and tried to force the hook in. You can see my right most one ended up splitting, luckily it's not super obvious.I'm already planning to order more for other parts of the house!

They are simple and nice looking. I had the same problem as other reviewers. The hooks don't always screw in flush to the wall, so they can twist. Drilling into a stud is the best scenario.

These hooks are super easy to install. I have them behind my front door, and they create an elegant style on the room when we don't have anything hanging on them. I have them for a few years now, and they still look like brand new. It also works really well for hanging our hats.

While these hooks may look great. They are fundamental flawed as a product. With only a drywall anchor and a double sided screen, the issue is that they may attach to the wall. But nothing keeps the hooks upright, so when weight is applied it twists dropping whatever was hung up.In addition, installing them means you have to scrape a small circle around the install point, which looks unsightly. Get something else.

Cute hooks but returned because they are huge.