You want to easily attach hooks to drywall, right? There are quite a few reasonably priced and inconspicuous options available, but installation is somewhat tedious.
For now, I purchased 2 boxes of the 15-pound (about 7kg) 6-pack. With two of them, it should be able to support about 14 kilos (though I won’t try it…) When I used it, installation was incredibly easy, and the design is so cool that even if you leave it on, it doesn’t bother you, and you can use it for something else. By the way, removing it is also easy.
For people who want to securely mount something on drywall, I think this is a really great product. However, there are very few places selling it, so if it becomes popular, it might become hard to get.
I chose the lightest one to support: “15 pounds/7kg”
The box design is also simple and really cool. The lightest model comes with 6 pieces! With so many, I’m really grateful (*´ω｀*)
This triangular roof-shaped sponge is designed with care for positioning.
The tip is sharper than you’d think, so be careful not to get hurt.
The design is very simple and the structure is well thought out. It seems like a product that could become quite popular, but it’s not very well known in Japan.
The “15 pounds/7kg” is about 23*20mm.
The size feels just right—not too small, not too big.
I was a bit shocked when I looked at 3M’s catalog (*´ω｀*)
Since the load only goes downward, it somehow manages to hold up. By the way, with the 45-pound version, it becomes more robust and the claw system changes to 4 claws. I don’t think anyone would hang something that heavy, but it’s amazing.
585 yen per piece! It’s quite a luxury item (*´ω｀*)
This is what it looks like when used on drywall. There’s a slight resistance, then snap! It goes in. You don’t need to hammer it, so you can work with confidence.
Those multi-pin types are a bit awkward, aren’t they? As expected from 3M, it’s a product that’s well thought out for ease of use and removal. 585 yen per piece! It’s a luxury item, but if you want to securely hold something precious, you’d want to use something like this.
Today I fixed a “photo and mirror” (*´ω｀*)
The mirror is a genuine Michelin product I’ve been using since my previous shop.
The toilet doesn’t have shelving, so I need to build it soon. The tension rod is showing in the photo, which looks really uncool ( ；∀；) This kind of fussing over details is why everything takes so long.
The wall is so wide that the GS 1000 R photo looks small.
This photo has aged quite a bit and has become more flavorful. A while back, I saw a cleaner version being sold on eBay, and I was tempted a bit, but larger size means higher shipping costs, so I gave up.
These days, it seems like any image can be retouched and printed, but I wonder how that actually works.
If you want to do eBay easily, using Sekaimon and the site makes it easier to get started. On eBay, when sellers don’t ship directly to Japan, it’s been a lifesaver.
I felt this was quite a revolutionary drywall hook.
Once you use it, you won’t want to use anything else. If it becomes popular, I have a feeling knockoffs will flood the market immediately.
I haven’t looked into it thoroughly, but with this kind of weight capacity, derivative models actually exist.
That said, since it’s ultimately just drywall, you shouldn’t have excessive expectations. Anyway, I’ve already bought my share! If you want one, grab it before it becomes scarce.
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