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Brass Hook Nails Old Style - 100 Pack

S-HWR-2332-NLS

About the Product

Brass hook nails in old style are the old accompanying nails for our pro brass hooks. They are ideal for both professional and home use due to their sturdy material and the minimal damage they leave—just small pin-sized holes in the wall. These  picture hanging nails are compatible with five types of brass and tremor hooks.

  • Pinpoint steel nails with knurled head in the old style for Pro Brass Hooks ideal for drywall, plaster, and wood
  • Measures 1 1/64" long with 1/16" diameter
  • Compatible with our old 30 lb, 50 lb, and 100 lb brass hooks and 30 lb and 75 lb tremor hooks
  • Includes 100 nails
  • Old style brass hook nails sold prior to 2017
  • Alloy steel

Instructions

(See instructions for brass and tremor hooks)

  1. Hammer the nail gently into the hook’s nail socket until the hook is flush against the wall. The raised nail socket on the hook will guide the nail into the wall at the proper 45-degree angle. Avoid overhammering as it can compromise the hook’s holding power and damage your wall.
  2. To remove, pull the nail back at a 45-degree angle with a slight twisting motion using fingers or soft-faced pliers. Prying it away with a screwdriver or a similar tool will often damage the wall surface.
  3. To reuse, ensure the nail has not been bent or deformed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q How do I install wall hooks and what tools or hardware do I need?

To install a wall hook, grab a hammer, a pencil, and the included nail. Mark your spot, then lightly hammer the hook and nail into the wall until it's secure. Plenty more factors will go into wall hook installation, so check our guide here: Do's and Don'ts When Using Wall Hooks

Q Can I remove picture hooks without damaging my walls?

Yes! To remove the nail, grip it by the head and pull straight out at the same angle it was inserted using your fingers, pliers, or vise grips. Do not pry it using a screwdriver or a similar tool as this can damage the wall surface.

Q How much weight can wall hooks safely hold?

Our wall hanging hooks can handle a wide range, from lightweight 20-lb pieces to heavy items weighing up to 200 lbs. Check each product listing for the indicated weight rating.

Q What wall types are picture hooks compatible with?

We carry hooks for every wall type: drywall, plaster, wood, concrete, soft stone, brick, and masonry. Some are made for specific surfaces, while others work on all. Check the product listing to see which hook fits your wall best.

Q What kinds of frames or decor work best with picture hanging hooks?

Wall hooks are versatile hanging hardware used to hang items such as artwork, picture frames, mirrors, signs, or everyday objects. Although small, many wall hooks are built to hold medium-to-large items securely.

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