Wall hooks without drilling for Indian homes
Wall hooks are the simplest way to get bags off the chair and clothes off the bed. Stiky stick to wall hooks use a strong adhesive pad and a stainless-steel hook, so they stay put on tiles, glass and metal and do not rust in humid weather. No drill, no nails, no dust.
Where to use hanging wall hooks
- Bedroom wall hooks for hanging clothes, bags, belts and caps.
- Entrance keys, umbrellas, masks and shopping bags.
- Kitchen aprons, ladles and dish cloths near the counter.
- Study table headphones, cables and ID cards.
- Pooja room and festivals torans, lights and small decorations.
Wall adhesive hooks vs screw hooks
Screw hooks need a drill, wall plugs and a steady hand, and they leave holes when you move. Adhesive hooks take a minute to fit, cause no cracked tiles and can be moved later. For very heavy loads like a cycle or a large mirror, a screw is still the right choice. For daily things up to 5 kg, adhesive is quicker and cleaner.
How to get a strong hold
Clean and dry the surface, press the hook for 30 seconds and give the pad 12 to 24 hours before hanging anything heavy. For loads close to 5 kg, choose smooth tile or glass over a painted wall, or pick a hook from our heavy duty range.
Need more strength? See heavy duty wall hooks.
Frequently asked questions
Can wall hooks without drilling hold clothes?
Yes. A shirt, a towel or a jacket is well within the load of a Stiky wall hook. For a wet bath towel or a heavy winter coat, use a heavy duty hook.
Can I reuse a stick on wall hook?
Treat each hook as single use. Once the pad is peeled off it does not grip as well, so use a new hook in the new spot.
Will wall hooks stick on a painted wall?
They will, but keep the load light. Paint that is less than a week old or chalky will not hold well.