Pair of Self Adhesive Hooks - SS51 - for use with Holland Plastics Blinds

Not many flies about at the moment to test the curtain out which arrived as promised and looks great. However the extra self adhesive hooks that I ordered had not arrived (carrier being Hermes now called Evri). After a quick text to Ketoplastics the matter was quickly resolved and within a couple of days my replacement self adhesive hooks arrived. The hooks holding up the curtain are situated on the frame outside of the door and despite the rain and wind have stayed stuck fast holding the rod of the curtain securely. Very pleased so far. Thankyou Ketoplastics.

If placed on a clean plastic suface this sticks well, we used it for fly screen fixture on the inner pvc door frame Also have 2 hooks fitted the the outside back door.

fitted to a metal window frame to hold a bead curtain. Worked well on one window but only half the frame available on the other so they fell off - not surprising really. They look good but are a bit chunky.

Delivered promptly, arriving before the door curtain they were bought for. Recommended as linked product for hanging the strip curtain (bought for greenhouse). Because the greenhouse glass is recessed in the metal frames and due to the width of the pole there wasn't any position that these hooks could be placed to hold the curtain pole above the door. Curtain mounted by shortening the pole and wiring it to the fixing screws of the greenhouse frame. Would have returned the hooks but subject to postage charge of 2.79, so not worth the faff. Will keep them and hope they'll come in handy for something else.

Great quality

They say these are "Best Bought" with the anti fly door protectors, but not so! Instead, they're "Best Bought" with a tube of Super Glue as the sticky pads are just short of useless.

Convenient to be given the opportunity to buy these at the same time as the blind, but a pity that they don't do the job too well. Others have complained about the lack of sticktion, but that hasn't been our problem ... thus far, anyway. What does irritate is that the upstanding part of the hook is too far from the backplate. This allows the flat plastic heading strip of the blind to lay flat (which it's inclined to do), thus leaving it without the rigidity to support the blind. It droops a couple of inches in the middle, which is very unsatisfactory. The cure is to bodge a couple of wedges to hold the mounting strip flat and vertical against the backplate - it then doesn't droop, but if I had wanted to bodge a solution, I could have done so without buying these hooks. OK, together with the strip-curtain, it's an all-round cheap solution, so I'll live with it until it fails, and then devise something better.

Sadly of no use to me and I guess I should give them a 5 just for being suppied. They are sturdy, look like they would stick well and have everything going for them. My criticism? They are HUGE! Not really being critical but just a heads up they are a good inch and a half square by my reckoning. Just sayin.