Eco-Friendly Solid Wood Hooks: Crafted from premium walnut, these wall hooks are natural, odor-free, and highly durable. The warm walnut wood finish complements various home decor style, especially farmhouse, vintage, boho, and rustic interiors. Flexible & Versatile: This set includes 4 individual hooks, allowing you to arrange them as needed. Ideal for entryways, nursery, closets, behind doors, bathrooms, bedrooms, or living rooms--. helping you keep your space organized. They can also be mounted on a thick wooden board to create a custom DIY coat rack. Anti-Slip L-Shaped Design: The L-shaped structure keeps items securely in place, preventing them from slipping off. Smooth, rounded edges protect your clothing from damage. Ideal for hanging coats, bags, hats, headphones, scarves, robes, belts, backpacks, and even lights. Strong & Durable: Made from premium solid wood with sturdy screw-in installation and high-quality hardware, these wall hooks are much more secure than adhesive hooks. Each hook holds up to 30 lbs. Easy Installation: Includes a detailed step-by-step guide with clear instructions and diagrams. Even beginners can easily mount these modern wall hooks.

LIVESO Wood Wall Hooks, Organize and Decorate Your Home

Need extra storage options in your home without sacrificing floor space?

LIVESO has you covered with high-quality wall hooks and hangers in a variety of designs and styles.

Keep your extra clothes, coats, jackets and hats neatly out of the way with our simple to install wood wall hooks.

 

Package includes:

1* Instruction

4* Hooks

4* Screws

4* Drywall Anchors

 

Installation Steps:

1.Mark the Spot

Use a pencil to mark where you want to install the hook.

2.Drill a Hole

For drywall: Use a 9/32"(7 mm) drill bit to create a hole deep enough for the drywall anchor (approximately 1.6 inches deep).

For a stud or wood board (at least 1" thick):Use a 3/16" (5mm) drill bit to drill a hole about 0.8"-1" (20-25mm) deep. No wall anchor needed—screw goes directly into the hole.

3.Insert the Wall Anchor (Drywall Only)

Gently tap the anchor into the hole with a hammer until it is flush with the wall. If it is too long, trim the excess with a utility knife or wire cutter.

4: Install the Hook

For drywall: Insert the screw into the hook first, then screw it into the wall anchor until secure.

For a stud or wood board: Insert the screw into the hook first, then screw it directly into the hole until the hook is firmly secured

 

Attention:

For drywall: Use a drill bit the same size or slightly smaller than the anchor.

For a stud or wood board: Use a drill bit the same size or slightly smaller than the screw.