wsdvfep Wall Hooks Heavy Duty 40lb(Max), Stainless Steel Large Adhesive Hooks for Hanging, Waterproof and Super Sticky to Increase Practicality(16 Pack)

These hooks can h old an impressive amount of weight on a rough surface. No problem holding my brooms and mop in rough textured walls. Also like how big the hook itself is.

These little hooks are the bomb. I have ordered them 2x. They stick on the wall really well. I have hung brooms and other household items and they are secure. Definitely will buy again when I need them.

I used these to make a nearly invisible key hooks system by my front door, blends in nicely and the super strong adhesive is good enough for my kid to hang her back pack from. My wife took some to work to hang her coat and back pack which is pretty heavy and it holds up nicely.

I bought these for my TK and kindergarteners to hang their jackets and backpacks up. Just put them on the wall and they're all falling down. The wall is painted but it's a clean wall. I thought it should have stuck but they're not. Super disappointed. These are definitely not for backpacks and I definitely would not call them heavy duty. You might get away with hanging jackets on them but nothing like a purse or a backpack.

It only came with 15 hooks, not 16 as advertised

LOVE LOVE LOVE THESE. Use them to hang pots and pans and tools

My church building is made of cinder blocks, and this makes it difficult to hang ordinary curtain rods in the windows. We tried tension rods, but the little kids accidentally pull them down, and hurt themselves, so we bought these hooks to hold curtain rods. They adhered to the walls perfectly at first, and even held the curtain rods. The only trouble is, we live in a hot, humid climate, and we only use air conditioning while the building is in use, so after we closed up the building for the days when we would not be there, we returned, and found that several of the hooks had left the walls, and one of them had even peeled the paint from the wall as it came off. So, they work really good, but will not stay on a painted cinder block in the middle of a humid summer.

I very rarely write reviews, but these were so helpful to me after my husband and I downsized and needed more vertical storage space in the kitchen. I followed the instructions precisely by cleaning the tile (and metal) surfaces above my cooktop with rubbing alcohol, applying the adhesive patch and waiting 24 hours before hanging anything on it. Have had no issues with them since hanging my pots and pans.