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Hooks & hangers · 3D print

Hex socket screw wall hook

A knurled hex socket screw head in XXL scale — on the wall it looks as if someone has just tightened a giant bolt. Pick a colour, spin it in 3D and order.

Rotate the hook with your mouse or finger — this is the exact model we print.

Colour

Black PETG

7 colours in stock — we only show filaments we have on the shelf.

Quantity
1
Price…

Price incl. VAT, excluding shipping.

Ships within 4 working days

In different colours

  • Hex screw hook in BlackBlack
  • Hex screw hook in WhiteWhite
  • Hex screw hook in GreyGrey
  • Hex screw hook in BlueBlue
  • Hex screw hook in Misty blueMisty blue
  • Hex screw hook in GreenGreen
  • Hex screw hook in Dark brownDark brown
In the hallway — for a jacket and bag
In the hallway — for a jacket and bagvisualisation
In the workshop — for headphones and a helmet
In the workshop — for headphones and a helmetvisualisation

A screw you can hang your jacket on

The hook recreates a hex socket screw head — with a knurled edge and a short thread section that sits against the wall. On the wall it looks like an XXL bolt someone has just tightened.

It suits a garage, workshop, hallway or office. Hang a riding jacket, backpack, helmet, headphones or keys on it. A few in one colour make an industrial row of hooks; mixed colours add an accent to the wall.

We print it to order in Poland from PETG, in the colour you choose. Mount it with a single screw through the hole in the middle of the hex socket.

  • 70 × 70 × 70 mm — a screw head in XXL scale
  • Mounted with a single screw through the hole in the socket
  • 3D printed in PETG, 8 colours to choose from
  • For a riding jacket, backpack, helmet, headphones or keys

Questions and answers

When will it ship?+

We print to order and ship within 4 working days of payment, from Poland.

Which colours are available?+

We only show Bambu Lab filament colours that we have in stock right now - the list updates automatically from our warehouse.

Are the print layers visible?+

Slightly - that is the natural texture of 3D printing. The colour is the material itself, so nothing chips off.