Heavy-duty tool-free drywall hanger
Monkey Hook Gorilla Grade
The same push-and-twist hook in thicker steel, rated 40 lb per hook on the pack, for the heavier pieces in the house.
Selected: 2-pack
On the pack: 40 lb per hook (title)
- Goes in by hand: no hammer, drill or anchor
- For drywall where there is no stud
- Leaves a small hole a dab of filler hides
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Specifications
- Type
- Heavy-duty tool-free drywall hanger
- Material
- Thicker spring steel than the Original
- Wall
- Drywall of any grade, no stud needed
- Rating on the pack
- 40 lb per hook
- Finish
- Galvanized silver
- Packs
- 2-pack (2 hooks) or Case of 12 two-packs (24 hooks)
How it holds
Most house walls
Thicker board, higher gold-pack rating
Drawn to scale: 64 px to the inch. The shaft lies behind the board and the cradle stays outside.
Install it in four steps
- 1
Mark the spot
Pick where the picture should hang and mark an insertion point 1/4 inch above that spot.
- 2
Set the tip
Hold the hook with the tip against the mark and the shaft square to the wall.
- 3
Push and twist
Twist back and forth while you push until the self-boring tip goes through the drywall. If it stops hard, you have found a stud: move over, or use a nail-in hanger there.
- 4
Slide it home
Turn the hook so the shaft follows the hole and slide it through until only the cradle, the small hook, is outside the wall. You may feel it lock into place.
Is it the right hook for the job?
A good pick if
- You are hanging a heavier mirror or a large framed canvas
- You want the same no-tool install with more steel behind the wall
- You need a handful of strong hooks rather than a big set
Choose something else if
- The piece weighs more than 40 lb: find a stud or use a rated anchor
- You only hang light frames: the Original costs less per hook
- Your wall is masonry or tile
What buyers say about the Gorilla Grade
5.0 out of 5 on 2 ratings. Reviews word for word, good and bad.
★★★★★
Quick and easy to install with no tools required
Easy to install, no tools needed and holds heavy objects fantastic.
Rocky l Barber · July 18, 2026 · Gorilla Grade
