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Aluminum Crochet Hooks
Or think of them as 14" conductive rods with a hook on one end and a head on the other. We have size G-6, if you speak crochet it's 5/32" dia, if you don't. Some are gold anodized, some are silver, we choose.
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26628 CROCHET HOOK, G-6, 5/32" |
Clearly Useful
Minimalism meets functionality. When nothing is hung on it, our clear-plastic key-shaped key holder, 10" long and about 4" at its widest point, blends right into the wall behind it. Very subtle. (6) 7/8" long L-shaped hooks fit through countersunk 3/16" square holes. You assemble it and supply the screws for the (2) 1/8" countersunk mounting holes. In theory, when it's mounted against the wall, the hooks are held in place. In practice, we suggest a bit of model glue at the base of each hook. Functionality aside, it's a cool giant key!
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33159 KEY HOLDER |
Instant-On
Help for the mechanically challenged! This 6" long x 15/16" wide white-plastic hook fits over a shower or clothes rod up to 1-1/2" dia. You don't even have to take the rod down to put it on, because the two arms pull apart, then snap back together! Double hook on one side, single on the other. Simple.
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34716 INSTANT HOOK |
Elasto-Straps
These super-useful stretchy straps start out 16" long and grab onto themselves with strong hook-and-loop closures on the ends. They form a 4" dia circle closed (with one revolution) and stretch to approx 9-10" dia. Great for tools, extension cords, camping equipment, and they make dandy bicycle clips when doubled around your ankle.
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37932 ELASTIC STRAPS |
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Brace Your Box Elder
Or any other vulnerable sapling with our tree-stake kit. Includes (3) 15" x 3/4" square slotted wooden stakes sharpened to a point at one end, 30 feet of nylon rope, (3) lengths of bark-sparing clear vinyl 1/4" ID tubing, plus instructions.
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38423 TREE STAKES |
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