Hillman Fasteners 122236 White Vinyl Cup Hook 7/8 in 6 Pack

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 122236 is a white vinyl covered cup hook designed for light-duty hanging and organization applications. Each hook features a smooth vinyl coating that protects hung items from scratching and provides a clean finished appearance. The screw-in design allows for straightforward installation into wood surfaces such as cabinet interiors, shelving, wall studs, and utility boards. This package includes six hooks, making it a practical quantity for outfitting a cabinet row or completing a small organization project. The 7/8 inch size suits standard mugs, cups, light tools, and similar items.

These cup hooks are commonly used in residential kitchens, workshops, garages, and utility rooms. The vinyl coating makes them well suited for kitchen cabinetry where direct contact with dishware is expected. Contractors, finish carpenters, and general handymen frequently install these during cabinet punch-out or finish work. The 6-pack quantity is convenient for single-cabinet or small-area installs without over-ordering hardware.

Key Features

• White vinyl coating protects hung items from scratching and chipping
• 7/8 inch hook size fits standard cups, mugs, and light items
• Screw-in design installs easily into wood substrates without special tools
• 6 hooks per pack for efficient coverage of a cabinet run or shelf
• Carded packaging for clean point-of-sale or parts-bin storage

Compatibility

Designed as a standard screw-in cup hook for installation into wood cabinet frames, shelving, and similar wood substrates commonly found in residential and light commercial settings.

Installation Notes

Installation requires a wood substrate with sufficient thickness to hold the screw shank securely. Use a small awl or pilot-hole bit to pre-drill a starter hole in hardwood to prevent splitting. Hand-tighten the hook by gripping the vinyl body and rotating until the shank is fully seated and the hook opening faces the desired direction. No power tools are required for standard softwood or MDF installations.