Storage hook Stanley 2-11-983

The Stanley 2-11-983 storage hook set contains ten stainless steel hooks designed to organize tools and equipment in garages, workshops, and homes. Each hook is shaped to hold hand tools, extension cords, hoses, and other items, helping to free floor and bench space. The set is supplied with mounting holes for straightforward wall or panel fixation and is intended to form part of a practical storage layout.

Advantages

The stainless steel construction offers corrosion resistance and dimensional stability for repeated use. A compact, uniform hook profile simplifies arrangement of multiple items and supports even weight distribution. The hooks are supplied in a matched set of ten to allow consistent placement across a storage area and reduce the need for custom fabrication or frequent replacement.

Suitable for

• Hanging hand tools such as hammers, wrenches, and saws
• Organising extension cords, hoses and cables
• Storing garden tools and workshop accessories
• Creating a tidy wall-mounted tool storage system

Key specifications

• Quantity: 10 hooks per set
• Material: stainless steel for corrosion resistance
• Mounting: fixed-mount with pre-drilled holes for screws or bolts
• Finish: brushed or plain stainless surface suitable for indoor environments
• Typical load capacity: suitable for hand tools and light to medium loads when mounted to a suitable substrate

How to use

Identify a suitable mounting surface such as a wooden stud, metal panel or masonry wall. Mark the mounting positions to match the hook spacing you require, ensuring that the substrate is capable of supporting the combined weight of the stored items. Use appropriate screws or anchors for the substrate and secure each hook through its fixing holes until tight. After installation, hang tools or equipment so that weight is distributed across multiple hooks where necessary.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, mount the hooks into structural supports or use suitable wall anchors for masonry. Avoid overloading individual hooks beyond what the mount and substrate can safely support; distribute heavier items across several hooks. Periodically check fixings for corrosion or loosening and clean the stainless surface with a mild detergent when needed.