screw hooks for hanging plants Hook For Plant Hanger
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screw hooks for hanging plants

screw hooks for hanging plants Hook For Plant Hanger

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screw hooks for hanging plants Hook For Plant HangerThese hooks for plant hanger will be a great addition to any room keep it clutter free! They can also be screwed in walls, ceilings or beams and be used as a cup hook, coat hook, wall shelf hook and hang pretty much anything you wish! We also offer these hooks in bigger quantities here. Specifications: Length of hook with thread is 60mm (2,36") Length of thread is 16mm (0,63") Hook outer diameter is 30mm (1,18") Hook inner diameter is 21mm (0,82")

These hooks for plant hanger will be a great addition to any room keep it clutter free! They can also be screwed in walls, ceilings or beams and be used as a cup hook, coat hook, wall shelf hook and hang pretty much anything you wish! We also offer these hooks in bigger quantities here.

Specifications:
•Length of hook with thread is ≈60mm (≈2,36")
•Length of thread is ≈16mm (≈0,63")
•Hook outer diameter is ≈30mm (≈1,18")
•Hook inner diameter is ≈21mm (≈0,82")
•Sold in quantities of 1, 5 (bucket not included). You can purchase these hooks in quantities 10, 20, 30 here.
•Made of high quality steel with your chosen finish. We powder coat the hooks with matching colors of our other products, so, for example, you can purchase different finish hooks with other color brackets and create your own unique shelving full of colorful practical hooks. The hook in pictures is powder coated in Yellow Gloss color.

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•The products are made to order so please allow 5-7 working days for making the product and 2-3 weeks for delivery. Shipping time can take longer due to holiday periods, global pandemic and other factors (such as hurricanes, and so on) as well shipping time may be longer if your location is further from the main cities.

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•Real colors may slightly differ from their appearance on your display monitor. Please check the the last pictures in the listing or take a look at our metal buckets in the finish that interests you to get the best perception of particular colors. You can find the metal buckets in all color finishes we offer here: https://www.colorfulhomedecor.shop/collections/metal-buckets

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Materials: Metal.

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