can the rods be placed at any height or is there a specific place for them? I am wondering if one could take out the 2nd rod to hang pants
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Hello KHSomething I forgot to mention in my earlier response. The two horizontal bars can be placed at what ever height you desire.Enjoy Winnie
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Hi, yes I would think so...They're adjustable. It just depends on individual preference :-)
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Long story short, there is a metal "hook" that goes across the wiring on the edge of any shelf you so choose and is secured in place with a large screw (included). I didn't follow the assembly instructions because of my weird ceiling height. You can put as many or as few shelves on either side, you just have to count how many spaces are between each shelf. (If you decide to order it, you'll see what I mean.) I promise it's super easy to put together. Depending on your hangers, you may even be able to use both rods and put them side-by-side. You'll only be limited by your creativity :) ......or ceiling height.
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When I put the unit together I followed the directions but I'm pretty sure you can adjust both rods.
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Hello KHYour question about the two horizontal bars, yes you can remove one if you like, this would allow room to hang full length garments. Removing both of the bars would disconnect the shelving units on each side. You also ask about the shelves on each side, yes you can set them at whatever height you like. I have had my unit for about six weeks and love it - what a great purchase!Winnie
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Long story short, there is a metal "hook" that goes across the wiring on the edge of any shelf you so choose and is secured in place with a large screw (included). I didn't follow the assembly instructions because of my weird ceiling height. You can put as many or as few shelves on either side, you just have to count how many spaces are between each shelf. (If you decide to order it, you'll see what I mean.) I promise it's super easy to put together. Depending on your hangers, you may even be able to use both rods and put them side-by-side. You'll only be limited by your creativity :) ......or ceiling height. Long story short, there is a metal "hook" that goes across the wiring on the edge of any shelf you so choose and is secured in place with a large screw (included). I didn't follow the assembly instructions because of my weird ceiling height. You can put as many or as few shelves on either side, you just have to count how many spaces are between each shelf. (If you decide to order it, you'll see what I mean.) I promise it's super easy to put together. Depending on your hangers, you may even be able to use both rods and put them side-by-side. You'll only be limited by your... » Read More Long story short, there is a metal "hook" that goes across the wiring on the edge of any shelf you so choose and is secured in place with a large screw (included). I didn't follow the assembly instructions because of my weird ceiling height. You can put as many or as few shelves on either side, you just have to count how many spaces are between each shelf. (If you decide to order it, you'll see what I mean.) I promise it's super easy to put together. Depending on your hangers, you may even be able to use both rods and put them side-by-side. You'll only be limited by your creativity :) ......or ceiling height. « Show Less
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Yes they can be put at any height. I did not put the shelves or rods where they suggested. You just have to make sure that the plastic shims clip into one of the grooves on the rod. I had trouble with this at first but if you put the two pieces together on the rod and slide you will feel it snap into place. Once that is figured out assembly is no problem. I think they tell you to put them at the double groove to make it easier to get them at the same height. Just count the grooves to make sure they are level. Hope this helps.
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Everything has a specific height for the most part. The shelves can be where u want them but the rods have to be set. I suppose you could move the bottom rod up a bit but the rods stabilize the entire system
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The rods can be placed anywhere. And no, they do not attach to the shelves. They are independent of each other.
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Yes, you can put them at varying levels. They hook onto the shelves though, so they do have to be on the same level in line with shelves.
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You get 2 5 feet and 2 4 feet hang rods so if you use 2 8 feet rods you will only be able to use 2 , however if you use 1 8 feet and 2 4 feet you will have 3 hang rods!
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The rod is installed on the bottom of a shelf next to my closet. I imagine it can also be hung inside a closet and pulled out for use. I do not know if it can be hung on a wall. It is great to have. There are many uses for this rod, hanging clothes you are taking on a trip, clothes for the next day etc.
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Probably not. That would be difficult and I doubt there is enough vertical space for 2 rods.
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Position these shelves at any spot along the legs.....completely customized to your needs. I use the basket shelf at the top instead of the middle. Mine is used outside for a collection of orchids so I ordered extra shelf clips in case the weather destroyed the plastic. I love this thing.
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The rods can be placed at one to two inch intervals so you can in theory offset the rods to accommodate a height difference. The bottom of the legs has either casters or rubber feet that micro adjust but not to any significant height difference since they are more for leveling purposes.
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Thank you for your inquiry. This storage piece has a tubular frame that is lined with cotton. It is tidy looking but still clearly a functional piece. Please note it is tall. Boots are roughly 18" high so in order to hold 2 pair it is 41 1/2" high overall. At 23" wide, it is not a small piece. If you placed this under a long hanging bar, it might leave room for pants hung over the hanger but most certainly nothing longer than that. It would likely not fit under a low hanging double bar. It could be kept in a mudroom or back hall reasonably.
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Shelf height is completely adjustable, you can put them wherever you wish on the legs, including not using one at all. I hope this helps.
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It might be a squeeze, but it really depends in how long you are talking about. I have 36" inseam pants hanging on the bottom, but have adjusted that rod so that pants hang to just above the bottom shelf. I have (women's) longer tanks and some blouses hanging above- some brush the bottom rod, but ultimately the rack still functions great!
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There are two bars on one rack as in picture. The height can be adjusted a little bit. If you want to hang dresses, you could not install the bottom bar. There are inserts into the top bar which may be extended for extra space, also.
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Hangers are able to hold two pair depending thickness of pants. The rack on the other hand is not sturdy! Screws work their way out with use!
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They are screwed onto the end. They can be removed, but it would leave a hole in the end of the rod.
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You can use hangers on this but the bars are very close together and this would limit the hanging space on those bars. It is a very useful thing for what it is, but hangers on it would create a bit of a problem. I can see it being used that way however and not used to hang clothes on the bars themselves.
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It comes with one shelf. It's made to go at the top, above the wardrobe rod. It can be positioned in three different heights, but I don't see any reason you'd put the shelf anywhere but right above the wardrobe rod. There wouldn't be room to fit more than one shelf anyway if you are actually using it to hang clothes.
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Anything is possible... Someone already suggested cutting 3" off both ends and then drilling 2 new holes to add the hanging end pieces. This should allow the proper balance overall... It is not a rack meant to hold a bunch of pots or heavy items. I still think that it is one of our best purchases to save space etc..We did not use the hanging chains only screw in hooks, because we are a house of tall folks!
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The minimum and maximum heights are given in rhe product details section of this item. Check that carefully as we fitted rhis in a standard height room, (7 feet?) and there wasn't much play in it. I did see an earlier comment from soneone who put blocks under the ends of thepoles which would work. It's a nice solution for extra closet space
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Thank you for your inquiry. This hangs off your existing hanging bar. The American Disabilities Act states that the suitable bar height for a person in a wheelchair is 54" from the ground. It is unlikely that your existing bar is that height. You can use this to provide you with a lower bar height without using any tools. It will hang over your existing bar and you can choose the height. It's adjustable. If you want to create more hanging by placing this beneath your existing bar to create double hanging, place it at 36" h. It will be suitable for pants hung over the hanger.