How long are the hooks that stick out from the door? I was hoping to use this as a wreath holder.
368655
the Plastic hooks stick out about 1/2 inch. The hook is about 3/4 inches wide. Please note that the hooks are completely plastic and begin to bend with just small amounts of weight. Mine are continuing to break off, one by one.
368656
About 1". Personally I would not recommend them for that use, since they cannot bear the weight of an empty purse....practically all of the hooks from my holder have been broken.
1434984
They protrude from the door about 3.12" where the rack shelves are and about 1" on the frame. I had to rearrange my shelves to make it work. Not sure I really got any more space but it's nice to have the things I use the most on the door
348964
2.5 inches. It doesn't come with screws. I used some older screws I had and they blend perfectly with the color of the hooks.
422087
I have mine hanging from a tree. I am not sure I'd want to hang it from a doorway - even if it doesn't pull out of the frame, you will be blocking a door.
2200920
The rack and hooks together stick out about 1 3/4 inch from the wall. The hooks can be removed from the bar during installation, but once the rack is installed, they are permanent. They slide along the bar so that the width of hanging items is adjustable. Hooks are fairly heavy metal, and don't bend easily.
977145
Not with the three (3) supplied hanging hooks. The included hanging hooks are only good for doors up to 1.5" thick doors. You could go to your local hardware store and get different hooks, but with the supplied hooks, it will not work on a 2" door.
378603
The unit I purchased is a wider variation ... but I would think this size would be perfect on a wooden door. As the other reviewer says, the hooks are pretty sturdy so be sure the door doesn't bang into something.
1479708
Hello,I have one of these I use for fireplace tools. The overall width is 12 inches; the mounting holes are about 11 inches apart and the hanging width is a bit over 9 inches.
1963428
The over the door hooks are about 13.5" apart. The bracket on top is about 3/4" wide, same as the individual hooks.
812943
The wreath is one continuous wire circle. At the top of each side of the circle there are hooks. I hooked them around the base of the main hanger and haven't had any trouble. If you need elaboration let me know.
2207760
I don't have exact specs but no more than a couple inches. Some hooks go straight out and one is about 12 inches but you can elect to not use that. A majority of hooks aim vertical.
1667084
This has two large hooks on the back that are perfect for a door. Mine is hanging on a closet door. I am using the styrofoam it came with in between the hoop and the door because my door is thinner than an average door. It works perfectly.
2022325
The width of the actual hook part of the hanger is 1". I find the medium and small size hooks work very well to hold swiffer sweepers, other light brooms, and I have a manual sweeper hanging from a medium size which is working well (hasn't fallen down after 4 months). One other thing I have done is threaded a small lanyard or even a small rubber band through the hole in the handle and then hung the item by the threaded hanger. No matter which way you go, you will be pleased, just follow the directions completely for the best results.
791349
i do not have this holder. however looking at it.....it looks like there is room in the back of it to put hooks on the wall and hang it. but i am not positive.
900586
Yes but not sure how long the hooks are. I had it hanging on a standard closet door and it fit very snug so it didnt move around. Also, it was strong enough to hold 2 business suits, 3 pair of jeans, several pollo shirts. It was sturdier than I thought. It did not bend or warp.
2106785
The cup/hook (C part) themselves are only 1/2". They are very small. We use them to hang Christmas stockings.
894441
The hooks are two inches wide (they could fit over something two inches thick) so it would certainly fit over your half-inch door but I suspect with the amount of slack between the hooks and the door the thing would be flapping all over the place every time you opened or closed the door. So, yes, it could work on your door but probably not to your satisfaction.