Heavy duty hooks that you can use on masonry, timber and plasterboard*. Holding up to 50kg with a safety clip that prevents accidental falls. Hang your heavy pictures, mirrors and canvases with confidence.
These zinc coated steel hooks are suitable for indoor or outdoor use.
You will need an 8mm drill bit for installing these hooks on a masonry wall.
Super strong – holds up to 50kg
Pack includes
- 10x heavy duty zinc coated hooks
- 10x safety clips
- 10x rawl plugs
The hooks have been designed to hold up your picture and mirrors that have a cord across the back. Please note that they will not work with mirrors that are mounted with a keyhole system.
*to install hooks on plasterboard you will also need some Bullfix universal or extra fixings.
A. Maghie –
After trying many hammer‑in options, I realised the only secure way to hang pictures is with a drill and wall plugs — this product does that perfectly.
B McG –
Strong, sturdy, and simple to install. I used them to hang a very large, heavy mirror in the living room, and they worked brilliantly.
sls –
These were ideal for hanging my dad’s antique pictures — I needed something reliable, and these did the job very well.
gary malcolm –
Reordered because the quality is excellent.
Tom –
Great for heavy items, though I didn’t realise the plasterboard plugs were sold separately. When used together, they’re perfect for heavy loads on plasterboard. I’ll definitely buy again.
Catherine Boreham –
Everything needed was in the pack, very solid and easy to use. Bought for my 85‑year‑old dad and he used them with no issues.
david –
Used these to mount a heavy mirror — as long as you drill properly, they work flawlessly.
Nick –
Excellent for hanging heavy pictures on block walls. Much better than hammering in picture pins. Highly recommended.
James –
Brilliant piece of equipment.
Richard T –
Very strong hooks for heavy loads. I used two to hang a guitar display cabinet weighing 20kg — holding perfectly.
Allen F. –
Does exactly what it claims. Feels strong and nothing has fallen yet.
Matt –
Great for large, heavy mirrors.
Brian Bilsley –
Well‑made, sturdy picture hooks with a clever design. The circular plate spreads weight well and allows a firm screw connection. Bullfix products are pricey, but excellent quality.
BenjiIrl –
Strong, easy to use, and exactly what I needed.
David the swimmer –
Nice thick plates for heavy‑duty use.
MickB –
Perfect for hanging heavy pictures.
Ryan –
Good quality, solid hooks that sit firmly with plasterboard fixings. I’d buy more.
Sid –
Very strong — I used them with cavity wall anchors to mount a floating cabinet below a 65″ TV with no issues.
A.NONYMOUS –
Fantastic hooks — far better than traditional picture hooks. Highly recommended.
Ian Harvey –
Great choice for hanging heavy mirrors.
Laura –
Exactly what I needed — durable and easy to use.
The Systemic Kid –
Used them for heavy items. Installed correctly, they’ll handle anything.
Goldfishrock –
Perfect hooks. Used them with Fischer Duopower plugs to hang three very large, heavy pictures — absolutely solid.
caz –
Easy to use, no washer needed, look good, and ideal for heavier frames.
Peter MacLean –
Ideal size for my T‑bolt cavity fixings.
Turntableslave –
Clever hooks with a solid centre hole for a strong screw. Much better than flimsy nails, though they do stick out slightly. Excellent for hanging heavier objects.
N.R. –
Harder to insert than expected, but once installed they’re sturdy and now holding a heavy mirror on a pocket‑door wall. Very pleased.
Corbet Family –
Perfect for hanging a very heavy mirror — highly recommended.
Julian Da Costa –
Stronger than other picture hooks.
Jack Philpott –
Good product.
m burman –
These feel just like the Duhlems version but cost less — great value.
Kate Friar –
Work well as long as you have the right fixings. Slightly overpriced, but effective.
John ward –
Not cheap, but very useful for picture hanging.
Hadi –
Extremely strong, though fairly expensive. Easy to use if you don’t mind the industrial look.
Speed –
Handy addition to the DIY toolbox.
Dave Smith –
Good but overpriced.
RLang –
Use with GripIt fixings for heavy items like mirrors — much cheaper than GripIt’s own version.
Peter Gault –
Perfect for insulated plasterboard — used with 10mm plugs and 6×35 screws to hang a heavy mirror and large paintings.
Lady White –
Solid, reliable set that’s easy to install and suitable for various walls — highly recommended.
Bill –
Strong enough for a large mirror, though slightly pricey. Very happy overall.
Mrs. C. Colbert –
Strong, easy to install, and an excellent product.
Yeppers –
Great hooks but require additional plasterboard fixings — would be better sold together.
Sparky111 –
Easy to install, very sturdy, and reusable.
AJ Wills –
A great upgrade from screws — strong, well‑made, and suitable for heavy frames.
Rose Lyn –
Very strong, rust‑resistant, support up to 50kg, and feel very secure.
bookworm8 –
Strong hooks but require extra fixings — combined, they provide a secure hold.
Mike B –
Thick galvanised washers with a hook — very strong and better than plastic hangers.
Jeii.NK –
Strong hooks that hold pictures well.
CjW & KjW –
Strong washer‑style hooks — much sturdier than standard picture hangers.
Helen the plumber –
The 5mm centre hole and angled hook make hanging easier. Affordable and recommended.
Dragos Ionut –
Compact, solid, and simple to fit.
Nathan M –
Well‑made hooks with a 5mm hole — great idea and ideal for plasterboard walls.
Billy78 –
Simple design that makes hanging pictures much easier and far more secure than nails.
SixtyOne –
High‑quality hooks designed for Bullfix fixings — very reliable.
pm –
Sturdy picture hangers that are easy to install.
Matt –
Perfect companion for GripIt fixings when hanging mirrors.
kerry –
Ideal for pictures, mirrors, and canvases.
Benson –
Simple but strong design capable of taking heavy loads.
Captain Dave –
Didn’t realise additional fixings were needed, but once used together they offer a strong hold.
Magical Moments –
Perfect for mirrors and pictures — far sturdier than normal hooks and good value.
FraserD –
Great value for ten strong hooks — very effective, but remember to buy the fixings.