How to Use Homehand™ Hooks

Instructions on how to install or remove Homehand™ Nautical Anchor Cast Iron Hook

Easy to Apply

Key tips to know before applying Homehand™ Hooks:

Mark the installation location with a pen or pencil.
Drill a pilot hole with a drill bit that is the same size or slightly smaller than the diameter of the self-tapping screw.
Insert the self-tapping screw into the pilot hole.
Tighten the screw with a screwdriver.
If necessary, use a hammer to gently tap the screw to seat it more securely.
Insert the expansion tube into the screw hole.
Tighten the screw with a screwdriver to secure the expansion tube in place.

Drill、 Screwdriver、 Pliers、 Hammer、 Tape measure、 Marker pen、 Nautical Anchor Cast Iron Hook、 Screws、 Bolts

Use a tape measure and a marker pen to draw the location of the mounting holes on the wall or wood board.

Use a drill to drill holes at the location of the mounting holes.

Insert the Nautical Anchor Cast Iron Hook into the mounting hole, making sure the angle of the hook is correct.

Use screws and bolts to fasten the hook to the wall or wood board.

Tighten the screws and bolts with pliers to ensure that the hook is securely fastened.

Check that the hook is securely fastened.

Wrap the end of the hook with tape to prevent scratching.