Cabinet Hook Mug Holder - Hanging Coffee Cup Rack for Kitchen, Under Cabinets Metal Hangers Organizer Shelf Storage Utensil (Black)

Easy to mount, looks cute, and good size between hooks. Only my fattest mugs touch each other a bit.

These cabinet hook mug holders are for a 200 square feet tiny cabin that we’re in the home stretch of completing. In this small space, I’m constantly looking for new and creative ways to maximize every inch of space - this oftentimes includes utilizing items for purposes of which they were not originally intended. I installed the hooks into the underside a floating shelf that’s right next to other floating shelves - floating, hanging, under, over, and any other versatile tuck away method you can imagine is our way of life here in this tiny space. I love that the mug holders have room to hang larger mugs as my mugs are wide and haven’t worked with other hangers. Also, I’m using the back set of hooks to hang other kitchen items (can opener, potato peeler, measuring cups and spoons, etc.). - the hooks are very versatile. The hooks were super easy to install - they are strong and sturdy, composed of high quality materials, and are also aesthetically pleasing.

I attached these to a kitchen cabinet that is not made of wood (I am not sure what the cabinet material is but it's not cheap particle board - they are older but substantial). It has held with no problem and holds 4 coffee cups easily. It's a great space saver.

Easy to put up and works great

Nice product, holds four as pictured, sturdy, lightweight, does the job

These hooks work and look great under my cabinet to hang coffee cups. Instalation was a little difficult. I ended up asking for help.

This is an atractive under cabinet hook, frees up counter space for your coffee mugs. I found it difficult to install, but I got it done. I had to lay on my back, scoot myself underneath where I wanted to mount the coffee mug rack, hold the bracket in place underneath the cabinet and drill some pilot holes to get the screws going. I found it easier to tape the brackets in place with some masking tape. Then I marked the holes with a magic marker and drilled a small hole then I lined the bracket up with the holes and placed the screws in them and finish the job.

I installed these under my cabinets pretty easily. They hold (almost) all of my coffee cups without falling down and it’s been months. I think they look cute, too.