TIANFU 20 PCS Hooks for Outdoor String Lights - Screw Hooks - Cup Hooks, Q-Hanger, Hooks for Hanging Plants, String Light Hooks, Ceiling Hooks for Hanging Plants, Black

This is exactly what we needed to hang up our string lights on our back porch. After drilling a tiny hole, they screwed right in. They also come with drywall anchors if you are screwing into drywall, but we did not need those. Each book has a little latch to provide extra support and secure items neatly in place. These were very easy to use and sturdy!

Predrill starter holes for these hooks and installation will go much easier. We ended up snapping off two of them trying to get them screwed in deep enough. Says theyll hold 40 pounds. Well see. Im hanging a flowering pot on one of them.

These hooks work well for hanging seasonal lights. They have a clip on them, so when using outside the lights won’t blow off the hook. They are easy to screw in. They come with drywall screws if you are installing them into a non-wood wall.

I had never seen these before, so when I saw them on Amazon I jumped. Im not disappointed. I thought they might be cheap or something, of not be up to the task, but they work great! I use them to help with decorative lighting on my back patio. Im sure Ill come up with other uses for them, as well. They have terrific utility. Highly recommended!

These hooks are well made and function as they should. They are great for Christmas lights or anything that could have a tendency to come off the hook.

I love that these hooks have latches on them! They seem to be made of quality materials and feel very sturdy. They were easy to install and now my Christmas lights will stay put! The latches are sturdy and spring loaded. I highly recommend!

These are just the right size and i used them to put in the wood roof of my upstairs apartment patio. What is helpful is the lock that keeps the wire in place instead of slipping off should the wind blow the lights around. It helped me make some very decorative lighting for my porch.

I pre-drilled holes into the wooden soffit to install the hooks so I could string up my Christmas lights. Once the holes were drilled, I started inserting the hooks by hand; then, I used some pliers to screw them in. They are sturdy, and the spring on the hook is stiff, so it took a little effort to push the wire through; that gave me confidence that the wire would not just fall out because of an unclosed spring. I also hung a windchime on one of the hooks, we got quite the wind storm (which damaged the windchime a little ), and the windchime never came loose.

Great for wind chimes

These hooks are sturdy and fairly easy to install in pine and fir, but a pilot hole is helpful in harder wood. the hooks will hold small hanging plants, solar powered lanterns, and I have two hooks mounted on a bookcase by the door to hold keys. I am planning on using the rest of the hooks in the package in the garage to hold tools at the ready.