What self adhesive hooks and display hooks are used for?

Self adhesive hooks pretty much do what they say on the tin. They are able to stick themselves to a surface, such as a wall, without the use of another type of adhesive or attachment. They are often used for hanging net rods up or to replace the need for net wire hooks, meaning a hole in the wall or window frame does not have to be created. This is ideal for those who are not so good at DIY or simply want an easier way to hang things up. It is suitable for those who live in rented accommodation and do not want to damage the wall in any way. They are very easy to use as all you need to do is to peel off the backing, which will show a sticky exterior and then attach to any flat surface. As they are very cheap, often around the price of just 50p each, they can be cost effective and an ideal solution for those on a budget. If you need to buy a large batch, then there may even be further discounts to be made, so speak to the supplier to see what deal they can offer.

Display hooks are often used in shops to hang products up on the wall. These are often called euro hooks and come in a variety of different sizes and lengths. There are mesh panel hooks, grid hooks and slat wall hooks to choose from. Each one works in a slightly different way, so be sure to find out which is the most suitable for the purpose in mind.

Slat wall hooks are often made from heavy duty chrome or a similar material. They can hold heavy weights and the front has a square end. The back plate is sturdy so it can be fixed to the wall easily without breaking. If you buy in bulk, then you can often receive bigger discounts and save extra money, so it is well worth considering if you will need several in the future. Shops tend to use them to hang up products such as stationery, notebooks or other things where a hole is placed in the packaging or there is a hook at the top of the item, where it can slide onto easily.

Both these types of hooks can be purchased online or possibly from many DIY stores. Be sure to ask around to find the best prices before committing to a sale, as you may be able to find a cheaper option elsewhere, giving you much more for your money.