Can the monkey hook be used on wood paneled walls?
1787258
The physics holding up the object will still apply. You only have to pre-drill a hole in the wood panel. The hardship is making sure you get the angle correct. Use a piece of cardboard for practice and make sure to use the correct size bit (same diameter or slightly smaller).
1787259
No, the way they work is to go into the drywall and curve around the top inside the wall. So they would not push through wood walls.
1787260
No I don't think I can be used on panelling. I would never be able to go through it without drilling .
2150334
Depends on where your trying to hang this. Unless your trying to hang this indoors off 2 walls then no. You can wrap any kind of cordage around a tree, post, etc. and create a permanent or temporary fixed loop that acts as an 'anchor point'. The hooks from the hammock will attach to those points. I'd recommend a 'slip knot' if your not going to replace the hooks with carabiners. It's hard to get them off (not impossible) but you won't have to worry about the hooks coming loose from your anchor points.
1964774
I would not recommend that. Yes, in theory you 'could' put this over wood paneling.....however, any grooves or ridges in the paneling will show through the mural. You would have to use some kind of plaster/crack filler to smooth out the wall before applying the mural. Depending on the type of paneling ,that could be a very difficult task.
1564808
No, I'm afraid not. It's plastic, and isn't really shaped right for that. Sadly it doesn't work at all on wood either. Cheers
2181629
Yes they can but is designed for standard pegboard hooks either metal or plastic.
1307674
It isn't designed for wall mounting but I suppose if you want to slap it against the wall and put some appropriate screws into the wooden supports it might work
2141302
You could possibly hot glue it to something on the wall, like a command hook, it has a flat plastic back. So i would say you could try, but not sure how well it would hold.
1731778
There are fasteners that for brick walls. They are designed to be put in the morter, not the bricks. I've hung many things in the past and have had no problems.
998171
It has to be installed on wood studs otherwise it would be unsafe. Use a stud finder to find the hidden studs inside walls.
2179581
Yes. When you see it in person, you will understand why it will still work. The "hook" doesn't slide from the top down onto the sill. The round part that you see actually goes over the inside moulding. I'm sorry I'm not explaining this right. However, the premise is the same as the Monkey Hook picture hangers. My recommendation would be to purchase it. You don't have to unpack the ladder to have access to the metal hooks. Once you see those, and the directions, it will all make sense. I was actually able to make sure the hooks would work without having to take the ladder out, so I could have returned it easily if necessary.
2109284
I would say yes. I've got mine hanging on the wall with a screw. It didn't come with a hook.
52871
Yes as long as the surface is smooth to hold the glue. You may want to you use 3 coats of contact glue on the wall as well as the back of the panel, this should do the magic. Good luck .
985769
An interesting question, and in this case it doesn't really matter because the wood frame that the hooks would be attached to isn't square or level. Therefore, hooks or not, it would not hang straight.
1269220
I am not sure that it would work. The width an height are ok but there is nothing on the frame to attach the panel and I don't think the front pole is strong enough to hold a wood panel.
648712
Yes, that is exactly what we did. My husband mounted two small strips of wood to the wall (because the board frame is not wide enough to reach two studs) and mounted the board to those strips. Works great.
990764
I think it would depend upon the kitchen cabinet. I've used command hooks before on my newer wood cabinets with no problem. But my old faux oak cabinets with a paper veneer might not have been good for them. Maybe you could try one on in inside of an lesser used door just to be sure.
795118
They're like Hercules Hooks, so they are meant to work in drywall. Not sure they could pierce paneling, plus they need a hollow space behind (like drywall has) to work... Unfortunately if a stud is in the way they don't work, which I figured out pretty quickly.