Are these flimsy? I have some old rusty metal wire hangers that bent after holding a heavy pair of jeans...would these hangers bend in the middle?
1360674
These are very sturdy and should not bend. I have very heavy coats hung on mine with no problem.
1360675
These are very strong, far more than strong enough to hold jeans. They still look great after two years and I have not bent or broken one yet in routine usage with jeans, jackets, coats, etc.
1360676
Not flimsy at all. Won't bend in the middle. These hangars are sturdy and have a nice look and a nice feel. Definitely worth buying.
1360677
No they're very sturdy and stiff, I got them to use in a garment bag as I didn't want them bending either, or sagging through handling but they would work perfectly in the closet to hold heavy garments like jeans. Very good quality.
2277136
Haven't had them long enough to say, but for coarse fabrics like denim, I'm sure they'll work. Cotton or wool, maybe. I have some hangers similar in design, but about twice as thick. They work pretty well.
308862
Yes, not as bad as a wire hanger though. One good thing is they will not slide off these hangers onto the floor when you move them around.
541335
They can bend, but only ever so slightly. I had a bulb break when I tried to force the prongs into a slightly off-center slot.
1979234
Rebecca, They are heavy metal. I was afraid they would be flimsy, but they are not. I intend to use them to hand a plant on one side and and hummingbird feeder on the other. I don't anticipate any problems whatsoever. I believe you could hang two plants with no problems. Hope this has helped. Karen
419837
I have these set up with about 50 lbs on each. I use them for a sewing room so no microwave but I have a lot of stuff in them and they do not bend at all.
1610440
They are not as sturdy when holding pants so I think they would definitely bend/flex.
930854
I'm sorry. I bundled them up and returned them quickly and never even looked at the box. They're very flimsy - comparable to wire hangers, if you ask me. Other brands are better.
1652713
Seem to b made of tin or a tin blend. Sorry, I'm not a metallurgist, lol. Yes they r pretty sturdy. They really r not bendable.
2128127
I bent mine in various directions and adjusted them to what my needs where. Great flexability and no need to worry about their breakage.GOOD LUCK! :)
1594246
They are very nice hangers but I do not use them for my sweaters. I think heavy sweaters would end up with stretched out areas on the shoulders.
2091484
I would guess that they are about 12 gauge. They are stiffer than a coat hanger. I have been able to hit them with a hammer but they do bend pretty quickly if the tip makes contact with a small rock in the soil. I have been very happy with them.
1827251
Yes. They are very cheap (feel dirty after using for a long time). They are thin. They are copper/bronze on the outside, but silver on the inside (I used a file to smooth down the rough edges and you can see the silver color). They can be bent by hand. However, they are metal. They stack and clink like metal, too.
1839573
I'm sorry, I threw away the packaging and don't know. I can say that I'm happy with it though. We live in a very windy area and I don't skimp on the items I hang: towels, blankets, jeans. I fill it to capacity and don't ever fear any bending.
1850963
I highly doubt thy will rest. Pretty sure they are stainless steel. Just an fyi - if I had to buy this item again I would buy a wider one. (these are only approx. 1 inch wide.) However, with that said 1 of my hooks is holding at a 1 lb. metal house number.
430810
They're made out of the same plastic as regular plastic hangers. I haven't had any issues with them.
434057
That is how I hung them (about 2"), for a swing for my grandson, yes. These hangers are worth every penny, by the way. There is nothing cheap about them in build nor in price. I think they'll last decades, literally.