Posted 2007-09-07 12:55 PM (#67413) Subject: Adding hooks on the inside?
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Hey everyone- My 2 horse BP trailer (Shoop "special edition" steel frame w/aluminum/FRP) doesn't have a dressing room, so I'm trying to see if I can install some hooks along the front wall to hang stuff. :D Now, IIRC, I shouldn't drill directly into the walls... so how am I supposed to know if I'm drilling into the paneling itself or the frame? (does that make sense? ;))
I was hoping to put in some Flex-hooks (5 lb limit) to prevent any poking out of the eyes (mine mostly ). I have one of those portable saddle racks, so all I really need are some hooks. :)
Posted 2007-09-07 3:52 PM (#67429 - in reply to #67413) Subject: RE: Adding hooks on the inside?
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Posts: 824 Location: Kansas
Depending how much weight you are wanting the hooks to hold, there are a number or sizes available in suction cups that you would not have to drill. Or magnets if your trailer is steel. 3M manufactures a number of double sided tape hooks that are supposed to hold a fair amount of weight. I have had mixed success with those but they are another option. Any of those can be found at Lowes, Walmart or Home Depot stores.
Adding hooks on the inside?
