Weight Test Large Command Hook (5 lb rated capacity)

3M Command large hook weight load stress test. This is my favorite stick on wall Command utility hook for multi purpose use. It's rated at maximum 5 lbs load capacity. I found out it can handle a little more than five pounds.
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[@Jamescraigjohnson]

That is more than 6lbs, each can is one pound of beans and there is also the weight of the actual can.

[@alonzofineart2428]

The problem for these hooks is dependent on the surface. I have had several failures on a painted surface with a load under the capacity. I believe the wood surface helps as it is pourous.

[@starkness65]

You should keep doing it and see how much weight it can actually hold before breaking off.

[@dccd4]

You have to wait 24 hours!

[@honestnewsnet]

Why didn't you test more weight just to see how much it could handle?

[@SeymourKitty]

If a 5 lb hook can hold 15 lb would you leave 15 lb on it

[@scottelectronic]

@@SeymourKittyNo, but it would be nice to safely assume we can at least double the weight rating, if it held at triple.

[@cookiehustle]

I’m wondering if it can handle being pulled from an awkward direction not just downwards

[@coachtim6188]

No it can't. It's strength is in pressure pulling directly down. Any other angle is what separates the strips from each other. The weakness of the angle pressure is what makes it possible to remove items stuck to them.

[@SeymourKitty]

Cool ending

[@TimXMan1000]

On the back the 4th step says slide hook on and off yet I can’t do it so I’m looking at a KZbin vid

[@ottomatic7823]

Now sleep with your pillow right underneath the cans. Good luck.

[@jj-rz8lc]

That’s static load. You wanna be also testing dynamic load- like when it snags when you lift it off the hook.

[@thadmoose3316]

Where's that dog!!? He's got to get them bushs!!!!

[@Jazzmasterer]

What's happening with the music...

[@Tenamesan]

It's okay.

[@Jazzmasterer]

@@Tenamesan It sounds like 2 different types of background music are playing at the same time. It's very dissonant

[@jillmont3342]

@@Jazzmasterer yea it lowkey does

[@cmonster67]

What's the point of failure?

[@SteveNinetyski]

So that you can learn from your mistakes.

[@trishaherr4057]

Wouldn't it take some weight off the hook because the cans are leaning up against the cupboard? Seems like that would take some pressure off the hook and put some on the cupboard. I really don't know what I'm talking about, it was just a thought lol

[@jen0718]

Thanks. I need one to stick in my shower and hold up a rack with bottles. It’s almost 6 pounds and I’m trying to see it a 5 pound hook will do the trick.

[@greensky438]

For best result, when you first stick the hook on the wall, wait about 12 hours before you put load on the hook.

[@heathweather5995]

I don't believe it can hold that much weight.