Can it be hung on the back of a door? Also, is it strong enough to hold bath towels?Thanks.
367237
I don't think it would be ideal for a back door. The hooks are shaped more like a coat hanger. Yes it strong enough for bath towels. It's a handy organizer. I have it my bedroom closet and have different things on it. It's a space saver for sure.
367238
It is not designed to be hung on the back of the door as the hooks are closed and would not allow the door to close. It is very strong! Mine holds heavy duvets, blankets, towels and many other things!
367239
No, it has velcro cloth hangers that hang on a closet rod. I am using it to store my yarn. I would think it would also hold bath towels.
367240
It wouldn't work well on the back of a door. It hangs on a rod like a hanger would. I think it would be strong enough to hold bath towels. I have multiple cardigans and thicker sweaters on it.
446103
Yes, it would be excellent for diapers, dish towels, etc. Plus since it simply hangs on screws you can move it to another location very easily if you want to. I am very happy with it for my laundry.
1667085
I have it hanged on a door as well. Its got hooks that can be hooked on the the door as long as the doors top surface has a little bit of opening when it closes.
831266
We bought the rack a couple of months ago and felt that it was heavy enough plus towels that it should be mounted in the studs of the wall. I wouldn't mount it on a hollow door but it may work on a solid wood door. Our towels are thick enough that we have to wiggle them out of the rungs of the towel holder a bit - that may cause some loosening if not mounted on something substantial. We love it though - looks great and works so well in our bathroom!
1439020
I don't think it will hold bath towels it's not deep enough. It will hold hand towels and washcloths. I didn't use mine for towels. It is a nice little cabinet for the money.
1235269
No. It is on a long rod and the four arms for towels or whatever you want to hang on it are attached to it. It is quite strong and can hold a lot. It is great as it is behind the door and out of the way.
111132
It is a really good towel holder and will hold full size towels if they're not too fluffy or really heavy. My husband uses it and loves it because the towels dry out due to the way they hang.
1515180
A towel bar IN THE SHOWER would support this caddy. Although there are those hooks on the back side of the caddy, they probably wouldn't interfere with hanging the caddy. The rear facing hooks are not going to be useful, however, for towels. (Using large pliers to collapse the hooks a bit is possible and would also help ensure the caddy hangs from the towel bar with enough clearance.) If you hung this caddy from a towel bar on the OUTSIDE of the shower, there are those small hooks for a facecloth facing forward, and rear facing hooks which are, again, probably no longer useful in this setup. In either setup, the caddy is narrow, and your original towel bar would still be available for a towel. (This, of course depends on how wide the towel bar is.) Hope this helps . . . I tried to fill in some missing elements in your question.
498380
I have only hung dish towels on mine. It is sturdy but heavy weight would bend the arms. It could hold a pound maybe. Just guessing.
1195929
In terms of weight it will hold bath towels but it will be somewhat difficult to fit in the narrow slot.
1844510
I don't think you can hang it from a closed door, but at one point I had them attached to a pull-up bar in a doorway. The kind I had was removable and cheap, but very functional.
880219
I don't believe that the rack itself comes with hardware for hanging it on a wall. However with clever engineering on your own you could hang it on a wall. The diameter of your rolled up towels would need to approximate the diameter of a common wine bottle to fit in each slot. But it would be very classy if all of that works out.
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It depends on whether it can hang on your door or not. Mine could not hang on the inside but i bought christmas wreath hooks to hang them from the door myself and secured them with velcro without screws. otherwise the most secure way to hang it would probably be with screws. In other words, yes, but you will need extra hardware depending on your situation.p.s. I love the thing even though it is annoying to buy extra parts and kind of crooked after putting together. Also, the two parts came apart on its own once when the button gave way.
1999274
The towels are pretty close together when we hang two, but I don't think they actually touch. They might if you use really plush towels. At any rate, we have been hanging two towels on one of these for about six months, and we don't have any complaints. As long as you anchor the mounting screws properly, either into a stud or using a good wall anchor, it will very easily support 2 wet, heavy towels.
1857599
I agree that it is not heavy-duty enough to hold bath towels. I'm using it for coffee mugs and it works great for that!
111133
I tried it on mine last night and it worked. I was able to hang my towel. I use mine under the kitchen sink for my dish towels and I love it. Your mileage may vary.
1029505
Yes, this can work. I hang large towels there and it works. Hope this will help.