Recent content by Robert K S

They "lock" only inasmuch as they prevent pulling the hook off the track in the normal direction, i.e., perpendicular to the wall. Even when "locked" the hooks still slide easily transversely along the track (i.e., left and right). A hook slid all the way off the track will come off the track...

UPDATE: I bought Craftsman Versatrack hooks. They do fit, but the locking feature does not arrest trackwise translation. (Is it supposed to?)

Thanks. I mentioned that thread three posts above, but couldn't link to it because I'm new here. Still can't even quote your link. I guess I'm in a catch-22.

With a bit more research I think I can piece together what happened. In April 2015 Waterloo Industries recalled the Husky SecureLock vertical bike hook. One might speculate that a consumer was injured by a falling bike and sued the company, or threatened to sue. According to one law firm web...

rexer: I think you're right, the Craftsman 10124 VersaTrack Trackwall looks very much the same. I think the Husky branded product went by the name "SecureLock". LX-Markham: Maybe they could be used to hang cabinets? There's a thread here on GarageJournal , thread No. 126855, that indicates as...

My home came with this organizer rail to which various hooks could be mounted, but the previous homeowners took all the hooks with them, and I haven't been able to find replacements. Does anyone know exactly what this product is (e.g., by a product number), or how I might find suitable...