Clean. Press. Twist. Then give it a day.

8 small steps, no tools, about two minutes. The only patience it needs is the 24 hour set time before you hang anything heavy.

Clean Step 1

Clean

Wipe the surface until it's free of dust, oil and any cleaning residue. Let it dry completely.

Open the hook Step 2

Open the hook

Twist the knob anti clockwise to separate the parts.

Peel Step 3

Peel

Peel the plastic film off the suction cup to reveal the no residue adhesive layer.

Press Step 4

Press

Place the suction cup on the clean, dry surface and press firmly from the centre out to remove air bubbles.

Add the compression piece Step 5

Add the compression piece

Fit the compression piece onto the hook base.

Seat the base Step 6

Seat the base

Place the hook base, with the compression piece attached, onto the suction cup.

Twist to lock Step 7

Twist to lock

Keep the pressure on and attach the knob. Twist clockwise until it won't tighten any further.

Let it set Step 8

Let it set

Leave the hook alone for a full 24 hours. Nothing hanging, no touching. Then your hooks are ready to use!

Good to know

Over time every suction hook gradually loses some grip. It's completely normal. A Suction Pad Replacement Set brings back a firm hold without replacing the hook.

Replacement pads, from $24.99