I am going to visit my son and have nowhere to hang clothes. Is this item good for a part-time closet to hang tops/slacks?
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Horrible! Let me see if I can locate the first kind that I got. This one is top heavy and fell over and broke first tome I used it!
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this is a wonderfful item for hangimg your clothes, just about anywhere. i do not have enough closet space, these tripod'shave saved me, great idea. not that expensive, and very sturdy. virginia
1753022
Absolutely. Greatest creation that someone came up with. Shirts hand toward back and trousers more to the front.
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Maybe. It comes in two parts which fold up. One piece is 32 inches and the other is just short of that. I estimate it to be about 2 to 3 lbs. it has 15 holes for hangars ( skinny ones) and 18 indentations on top for more hangars. You do have to balance the weight of clothes on the three sides or it will tip over. Pretty I would not call it but if you could get it in a suitcase or have it sent it would work I think.
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If u consider it as a temporary "thing". Try to hang it, and then if all works for 15 minutes, consider yourself lucky! Plan to throw it away on the end of the first visit.
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For a short visit, as long as there is a space where you can rest this where it won't get bumped or stepped on, it will probably work great. Only holds about two dozen hangers and you need to hang them with a pretty even balance between the three arms.
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I use mine for drip-drying my clothes. I hang them from end-to-end and haven't had any problems. However, I'm not hanging heavy jeans or other heavy items. Mostly tops, capris, and dress pants. Hope this helps!
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It would be good to hang sweaters in... Not to overly flimsy ... However make sure it's on carpet so it doesn't slide... I use it to store folded shirts, sweaters and book shelf with 50" tv on top... So it's sturdy with balanced weight
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No it only works when hung. Great for sandals but is a bit small for blouses.
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I can hardly believe that Amazon did not include dimentions! I am in a wheelchair temporarily so needed something lower than my closet rods. I doubt if it would be tall enough for men's' suits or long dresses. Besides that, the configuration is not good for holding multiple hangers as you add more clothing. The hangers get tangled and difficult to add or retrieve clothing, and it fell over one time! I'd look for something else. I bought something else myself and no longer use this one! I hope this helps.
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In items, you can safely hang two or three sets of underwear items and two or three shirts or blouses with no problem. Even though we haven't tried too much more than that, I venture to say it can hold more quite safely. It is a nylon cord that has good tensile strength. Use light weight hangers.
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The tower has shelves only. If your handy you probably could somehow put a bar in for hanging clothes. I hope this answered your question.
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I was looking for the same purpose. Wanted to hang a shower curtain rod to store my husbands hunting clothes. Any ideas on other product options thatwould serve this purpose. Prefer plastic to keep animals and not rust. He stores them in an unheated area and the closet he has now is metal and is rusting. He doesn't want a cloth closet. Thanks for any help.
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It is fairly light weight and is stable without anything on it but I would doubt that it would work for displaying clothes o it---they would have to be balanced on both sides of the room divider and even then it might not be all that stable
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I wouldn't use it for more than a couple of hangers. The sides don't expand, so there's not all that much room.
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The cabinet is not intended to be used to hang clothes. There aren't any dowels for hangers. The interior dimensions are about 14"x 14". An adult hanger is much wider. I could imagine a handy person putting in a dowel for baby hangers. The shelves are adjustable and could be set quite low, allowing ample room for hanging baby clothes. I'd verify that baby hangars are less than 14 inches, though.
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the draws are good for light things. shirts socks under garments ect.... i personally would not but a bunch of jeans in them. i can check tonight when i go home unforgenatly this is my job e mail and dont have access to the bed right now. i love it for the price. steady & sterdy, after put together. was easy to follow directions and was easy to put together..
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Yes to both questions. I found the entire piece to be quite sturdy and we have the shelves full with no problem. The bar would have no problem holding hangers with shirts and pants.
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We've only used it for suit jackets and pants I do think you would be able to use it for polo shirts. It probably would be easier if you wear a size medium or larger as you would have to go though the bottom of the polo shirt. I think it's main purpose is to hang up suits.
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I just checked and hanging shirts on hangers will work nicely. I use mine for hanging wool socks, and it is perfect for that. I drape my socks over the rods.
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I haven't used it this way as it really doesn't appear to be ideal for this. Hangers may stay put but clothes will not likely hang well. Perhaps a single item that doesn't weigh much would hang alright. The "arm" is pushed up and then rests in a little slot so that it doesn't fall back down. Since it is plastic, it would probably not hold much weight in this position without breaking. When it is in down position, it does hold significant weight as the plastic arm is pretty heavyweight material.
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The short answer is "no" not on a regular clothes rod in a closet. But what a great idea! Thanks to your question I am going to build in a smaller dowel to do just that. Clever you!