National Hardware N119-727 Solid Brass Cup Hook 1-1/2 in

Product Description

The NATIONAL HARDWARE N119-727 is a solid brass cup hook designed for hanging household and industrial items in both interior and exterior environments. The hook features a sharp screw point that threads directly into wood without pre-drilling, making installation fast and straightforward. Solid brass construction provides strong resistance to corrosion, making this hook suitable for locations exposed to moisture or outdoor conditions. At 1-1/2 inches in size, it handles a range of light-duty hanging tasks including cups, utensils, tools, and cords. This hardware is appropriate for use by general contractors, finish carpenters, or knowledgeable DIYers working on residential or light commercial projects.

This cup hook is suited for interior applications such as kitchen cabinetry, utility rooms, workshops, and pantry shelving, as well as exterior applications where corrosion resistance is a requirement. The self-starting screw point seats into soft and medium-density wood surfaces without the need for pilot holes, reducing installation time. Sold as a single unit per package, it can be purchased in the quantity needed for a given job.

Key Features

• Solid brass construction for maximum corrosion resistance in interior and exterior environments
• Sharp screw point bites into wood quickly without pre-drilling
• 1-1/2 inch size suitable for hanging cups, utensils, tools, and lightweight cords
• Rated for both interior and exterior applications
• Single-piece solid brass — no plating to chip or peel

Compatibility

Designed for installation into wood substrates in residential and light commercial applications, both interior and exterior. Compatible with soft and medium-density wood surfaces typical of cabinetry, shelving, and structural framing.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by hand or with pliers — grip the hook body and thread the screw point directly into the wood surface. No pilot hole is required for most wood types, though a small pilot hole may help in harder woods to prevent splitting. No power tools or special certifications are required for installation of this hardware.