Dekton Geckogrip Hooks - White


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The Dekton Geckogrip Hooks are ideal for homeowners, renters, and office managers looking for a reliable, non-destructive organization solution. These hooks offer the significant benefit of a 10kg weight capacity without requiring drills or permanent wall damage; however, they require a clean, non-porous surface for optimal adhesion and may not perform well on textured wallpaper or highly porous surfaces.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | DH04038 |
| Brand | DEKTON |
Yes, but ensure the paint is well-adhered and cured. Avoid placing them on loose or flaking paint.
They are rust-resistant and designed for humid environments like bathrooms, but should not be submerged directly in water.
When removed correctly, they do not leave residue or damage standard wall surfaces.
The adhesive is designed to be repositionable, but effectiveness may decrease after multiple removals.
The hooks are rated to hold up to 10kg when applied correctly to a non-porous surface.
Ensure the surface was cleaned with alcohol and dried completely before application. Check that the surface is smooth, not textured.
Gently rub the area with a warm damp cloth or use a mild adhesive remover to lift the remaining residue.
Verify that the hook has been set for at least 24 hours to reach maximum bond strength and confirm the surface is not porous.
To install, ensure the surface is smooth, clean, and dry. Peel the backing from the adhesive strip and press the hook firmly against the wall, holding pressure for at least 30 seconds. Avoid using these hooks on delicate wallpaper, drywall with loose paint, or brick, as the weight capacity may cause surface material to pull away. To care for the hooks, wipe them down with a damp cloth if dust accumulates, but avoid using harsh chemical solvents that could degrade the adhesive backing. If the hook needs to be moved, gently peel it from the surface; if it becomes difficult, use a hair dryer on a low setting to warm the adhesive and soften it for easier removal.