I don't understand why it can only hang on the outside of a door, not the door's inside. Would that be the case with a garage door? bedroom? bathroom?
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Take a look at the black pieces at the top of the unit. These bump against the insides of the door facings on every single door I tried it on. The rack was unusable.
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Hi HP , The included hanger only works on the opposite side of the door jamb so it depends on the door. I went ahead and hard mounted it to my inside pantry door and love it. The included hardware for hard mounting was very cheap so just upgraded that with a trip to Home Depot. Hope this helps.
1326729
Any door that has a modern door jam will prevent it from closing. The hooks for the organizer protrude approximately 1 1/2 inches beyond the door itself interfering with the door closing properly.
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I have it hanging on the inside of my pantry it will hang anywhere actually it does not have to hang on a door even there are screws that will allow it to hang on the wall if you like
1375022
No, not at all. it just hangs over the top of a door. It's very simple as long as you have a door with a little clearance on the top - only about 1/8" or so
1615433
Yes, I mounted mine on the outside, on the garage door frame, and have had no problems with it. I'm not sure what the manufacturer recommendations are on outside mounting but the unit would not be useful if not outside and easily accessible. I thought about keeping it out of any direct sun but I'm not sure how important that factor is. It mounts flush and when in the closed position is very snug.
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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.
741009
Initially I hung it over my door. Maybe because I open my door so quickly that it would lift up a little on the bottom and move around each time I opened and closed my door. A friend of mine tied a white twisty wire from the pantry shelf unit to the pantry door know to secure it on the bottom half without having to mount it ( thereby not drilling holes ). I went ahead and drilled holes and secured it to my door - it's wonderful and never moves !
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It is meant to go over a standard-thickness bedroom or closet door. It would not easily be mounted on a wall. The backboard is hard plastic with a U-shaped hard plastic bracket attached at the top -- very sturdy. If you had a cutting device for hard plastic, I suppose it could be cut off and somehow hung on a wall with Velcro or some kind of heavy tape. Probably not very aesthetically appealing.
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The rear of the holder has key hole slots, so if you can install screws or some other type of anchor into the concrete wall or stucco then it would hang from those. I have mine installed in the garage where I keep the hose for winter, so it hangs on its keyholes from screws installed in a wood spacer between two studs. I have about one hundred and fifty feet of hose on it, and I keep the hose nozzels in the compartment.
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It is designed to hang on a door - it is a "L" shaped hanger- and I padded to keep from movement- there is no adjustment to the hook/hanger.
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I honestly can't answer this question because I mounted mine on the back of a door. I can however say this. The adhesive holds great. I have since removed it from it's original spot and remounted on the back of another door and the adhesive is still holding to this day
630105
Some of you say it can hang on the wall and some say no. I only want to buy it if it's wall mountable. Let me know. ;-)
583612
don't quite understand your question...I have it hung on the inside of my pantry door...screwed into the door...though a person can use the hangers to just hang it....I wanted it firm against the door and not flopping...you could use it on either side of the door ...your choice.
1929242
It is only for a stand. If you wanted to hang it over a door or mount it to a wall, you would have to do that on your own.
2001106
It's for a very thick door-- it sticks out a lot on mine. It's on a inner garage door so does't matter so much, but not to pleasing to the eye. Made of plastic. I wanted to be able to see if the garage door was open without unlocking the inner door.
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No, we are having the devil of a time trying to get it to stick to an interior wall. I would not attempt to place on an exterior door unless it was for a immediate use, such as a party. We have tried sticky squares, tape, and wall putty in an attempt to keep the corners and sides from peeling back. Would not order again.
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.
673796
No, this cannot be used on/over a door, unless you have solid doors as this item can only be screwed in. I placed mine on a wall (stud) in my laundry room, and it works great.
1634700
It goes on a door or anything that has the same thickness or less of a door. It just hooks over like a hanger. You might use the back of a chair in some instances or a rail.