D-hooks come in various varieties, each with unique uses and applications. Several models are:

• S-hooks are used to hang items like pots and containers in a kitchen or equipment in a carport or studio. They feature a “D” shape with a bowed top.
• Key hooks: These tiny “D” hooks, frequently used in homes, offices, and schools, are specifically designed to keep keys.
• J-hooks: These hang items like lines, ropes, and hoses and have a “J” shape. L-hooks: These are used to hang items like photographs and signs and have an “L” form.
• D-ring hooks attach ropes or lashings to sacks, packs, or other objects. They have a small “D” form.
• Snap hooks: These resemble D-ring hooks but feature a spring-stacked design that makes them simple to join and unlink. They are typically used to attach items to cords or keychains, such as keys or ID labels.
• D-hooks are often adaptable and can be used for various tasks, such as hanging objects, attaching laces or ropes, and retaining keys. They are frequently used for indoor and outdoor exercises in homes, offices, schools, and studios.