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The X-Hooks No.2 Medium Picture Hooks are ideal for homeowners, DIY enthusiasts, and renters looking for a reliable, professional-grade solution for wall-mounting frames and home décor. These hooks offer exceptional stability and ease of installation, though users should note they are specifically engineered for use with drywall or plaster walls and may not be suitable for masonry or concrete surfaces without specialized anchors.
| Colour | Gold |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | No.2 |
| Brand | X-Hooks |
No, these hooks are specifically designed for drywall, plaster, and timber walls. They will not penetrate masonry.
While capacity varies by wall condition, they are designed to support standard medium-weight frames effectively.
No, the tempered pins are very thin and leave only a tiny pinhole, which is easily covered with a dab of wall putty or spackle.
Yes, each pack includes 40 high-quality tempered pins matched to the No.2 hooks.
You only need a standard hammer to install these hooks.
You may have encountered a wall stud or metal corner bead; move the hook slightly to the left or right.
Ensure the pin has been hammered in at the correct downward angle and is fully seated against the hook bracket.
To install, hold the X-Hook in the desired position against your wall. Using a light-weight hammer, gently tap the tempered pin through the angled opening at the top of the hook. Ensure the pin is driven in at a downward angle to maximize shear strength. These hooks are fully compatible with drywall, plaster, and timber-stud walls. For maintenance, check the pins annually to ensure they remain flush against the hook, especially if you live in an area with high humidity or frequent temperature shifts that may cause minor wall expansion.
