Mrhardware Kayak Wall Hanger 100 Pound Capacity Kayak Storage Garage or Storage Room

Mrhardware Kayak Wall Hanger 100 Pound Capacity Kayak Storage Garage or Storage Room

$ 25.85

Score By Feature

Based on 316 ratings

Stability

9.80

Value for money

9.58

Easy to install

9.93

Sturdiness

9.68

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Product Description

MANY USES - Ideal for storing surfboards, canoes, kayaks, folded chairs, ladders, bicycles, tools, garden hoses, lumber, sport equipment, and other bulky items in the garage. You can also use two of them to hang heavy objects by using two of them as a match.

HIGH QUALITY MATERIAL - This heavy duty large arm storage hook is made of tubular steel, which is strong and durable, as well as powder coated and rust resistant. The steel tubes are perfectly protected by the EVA arm protector on the large arm garage hook.

IMAGE TYPE It measures 8'' x 13'' and can support up to 100 pounds. The tube is 7/8 inch in diameter. There are 12 screws and 12 plastic anchors in the package.

EASY TO INSTALL - Make a small pencil mark where the screw's center will go, then drill a hole in the marked spot(s). Then, in the hole, place the drywall anchors. Finally, use a screwdriver to tighten the bolt.

✅100% SATISFACTORY GUARANTEE - Always committed to do our best to ensure that our customers are satisfied with their purchase of a giant garage utility hook from us. If you have any questions, please contact us and we will respond as soon as possible.

Questions & Answers

Is it true that you get two hangers?

Yes, one kayak will be supported by two hangers.

Could you put a long car top carrier box in there?

It is possible, in my opinion. I bought mine for a fairly large Kayak and it worked out perfectly.

I have a 14 on my report card. a kayak that is 5 feet long Is it the same size for everyone who bought it, and does it fit well?

It ought to work perfectly. I'd simply space the hangers further apart than I did for my 10-foot rack. It should be able to support around 100 pounds.

Is it possible to mount these on a cement wall?

Yes, as long as the wall anchors are made of concrete.

Selected User Reviews For Mrhardware Kayak Wall Hanger 100 Pound Capacity Kayak Storage Garage or Storage Room

This is a really nice product, especially for the price: the steel is relatively thick gauge, the manufacturing tolerances are good, the finish is likely to last, and it almost looks/feels like powder coat

5/5

My only minor quibble is that the screws that come with it are the incorrect type for the flange attachment point; only a true perfectionist would bother to replace them, which I did not. The hardware is designed to be mounted to sheetrock, but I'm not sure I'd do that given the amount of flexibility you have with spacing (you should be able to find some studs!). I didn't bother looking for studs because I was shooting straight into 70-year-old redwood siding. This location only gets sun for a few minutes each mid-day. There isn't a single day in the year when it isn't summer, and there aren't any I'm very pleased.

Leland Turner

| Aug 26, 2021

A garage or shed would be ideal for this

5/5

I knew I needed to find a good storage spot in our garage after buying a kayak for my fiance for Christmas. I took a chance and am happy to report that I was not let down. Every aspect of this kayak mount surpassed my expectations. The padding on the mounting bars does an excellent job of preventing scratching and damage. br>br>After a few months, I purchased my own kayak. This is the second time I've bought this exact set. This item receives an A+ from me.

Harleigh Park

| Mar 23, 2021

Strong and well-padded hooks

4/5

We'll see how the coatings hold up since it's mounted on the outside of the north shed wall for summer use. The brackets are sturdy, and the mounting points are well-placed and of high quality. I screwed a vertical 2x4 to the siding and mounted the hooks on it, one katak above the other, where I wanted them up and down. The mounting screws are inadequate, but I replaced them with heavier and longer star drives, which worked fine. For ease of use, I put my kayaks on the cockpit out (with a cockpit cover for bugs) and they fit perfectly on two 11-foot kayaks. There are five and eleven footers available.

Eliezer Stanton

| Aug 23, 2021

It's a rock-solid piece of equipment that does its job admirably

5/5

For our kayaks, we purchased two sets of these. Installing them was a breeze. We did make sure there were at least two screws in each set of holes in the studs, as they are solid and do not move. Since installation, we've removed and replaced the kayaks several times with no loosening of the hanger. This is far superior to having our kayaks strewn across the garage floor. If we needed more, I would place another order.

Ishaan McIntyre

| Dec 31, 2020

Exactly what I needed for storing my kayak! I needed a safe place to store my kayak in the shed, and this fit the bill perfectly

5/5

I added 2x4s next to the studs for extra support, and these wall hangers are strong, sturdy, and simple to install. It feels good to be able to lift the kayak off the ground and not have to worry about it tipping over.

Cooper Snow

| Sep 04, 2021

I'm using these to hold my Current Designs Solara 135 kayak against a brick wall because they're much less expensive than what I was looking for and the quality is just fine

5/5

The kayak weighs 66 pounds, so the hooks aren't under any strain. I also swung my 79-pound Kaku Wahoo kayak into the hooks with no problems. The hooks are strong enough to hold 80 pounds, and I highly recommend them if you're looking to save money.

Dahlia Byrd

| Jun 30, 2021

This is an outstanding product

5/5

This is an outstanding product. Note: if you're going to mount hangers to 2x4 with the screws that came with the package Preparing ahead of time is essential. holes to be drilled Use a drill bit that is smaller in diameter than the screw.

Isabelle McLean

| Sep 02, 2021

Everything went according to plan! It's as simple as finding the studs and putting it up

5/5

My only worry was that they wouldn't be able to hold one of my kayaks, which is quite sturdy and heavy. These were able to handle the weight with ease, and I would not hesitate to buy them again if the need arose.

Sierra Flowers

| Jul 17, 2021