Husky Hang Alls

[bmcdowell40]

Saw these last week at Home Depot and thought to myself, "I know I have a use for a couple of these", but couldnt think of anything. Later in the week, it hit me, get my hoses hung up and off of the floor.

They inexpensive and work great. Come in 3 sizes and range from $5 to $7. I'm trying to think of some more ways I could use these.

Anyone else have these, and what do you use them for?

 

[ndnchf]

Are those velcro straps?

 

[karl1672]

Here's another use

 

[bmcdowell40]

Are those velcro straps?

Yes.

 

[bluesman2a]

funny story: the first time I saw those, I got some from my in-laws as a Christmas gift. They sat on a shelf for a year or two until I picked them up one day while hanging up cords and yelled WHY the HECK haven't I USED these? I have since bought MANY more. I use them all the time, for lots of stuff.

Extension cords
air hoses
cable
hook them around hammocks and shade covers for easy hang-up/storage.
plasma and welding whips
hold together the large vehicle tie-downs. and make hanging storage easier.
the larger ones (about 2" wide) will hold a LOT of weight, sometimes I use them to hold buckets and such.

 

[On1Wheel]

I have something similar. It's a piece of rope with a loop tied into each end. Both loops hanging from a nail holds my big extension cord.

 

[Macgyver_ga]

I use the plastic "jaw" type cable clamps that have nylon loops attached to them. I use them for my extension cords and air hoses.

Those hang alls are nice. My buddy who is a finish carpenter/GC uses them in his 17' enclosed trailer hanging from the ceiling to store long pieces of moulding/trim.

 

[T_Hed]

I have something similar. It's a piece of rope with a loop tied into each end. Both loops hanging from a nail holds my big extension cord.

I use small lengths of chain and hooks secured to the wall, hook one end of the chain,then wrap around whatever you're hanging andback to the hook. works great.

T

 

[buildmyown]

I use them to keep the milk crates that hold all sorts of that I have in the bed of the truck from sliding around till I buy a tool box for it.

 

[Brownsvillian]

harbor freight has these too

 

[Greatbear]

I use them for my generator cables. One roll alone is about 40 pounds.