Are the lines strong enough to hold towels without sagging?
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Hi, Julia, I used my Hill's clothes line for two seasons (cannot hang them out in the middle of winter where I live) without having to tighten the lines. I put towels on it without any problem. I will tell you honestly, I like this clothes line VERY much!
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Yes! and heavy conforters too. Just make sure when you put it together you tighten the lines really well, Pull tight in the middle before you lock it in , in the last hole. I put everything on it. and put it on my lanai. Even the clothes on the inside lines dry very well. I really have no complaints about this product. I can pick it up with one hand and carry it. Enjoy!!
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Yes. I use it in my bathroom and store my towels and other items on it. You can use it anyway you choose. It's sturdy.
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If you mean to hang linens, then yes. It's is extremely sturdy and durable. I can't imagine anything too heavy for it.
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It depends on the size of the pieces of clothing: smaller items quite a few, larger items not as many. If you did a load of jeans, 4 or 5 pairs, the rack would probably be overwhelmed by the weight of the pieces. However, if you do a normal load, underwear, shirts, pjs, etc., it will work quite well. I like the non-wood rack and it is quite steady. It will hold quite a few towels and that's mostly how my husband uses it.
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I don't think it will hold the weight of a towel. I am using ours as hat racks.
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If you have thick bath towels they will touch. I had installed wood backing when I remodeled the bathroom where I mounted this towel rack so it is very strong and will support the weight easily.
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Not everyone folds towels the same way, but yes, I think that you would be able to store your towels either in the cabinet or on the shelves.
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I have expensive towels and if folded right work fine. You hang it on the wall by using the included screws. Use a level to make sure shelves are level and mark screw holes. Looks really good in our bathroom.
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I don't think so. The towel is about the size of a hand towel, but not as thick. I think that your weight on the towel would make it stable. Sorry that I could not be more help.
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So far we have not had a problem with just hanging them over the lines on the unit. That being said it could depend on the fabric.
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I'd say yes! That's a great idea. It's sturdy and the pegs protrude about 1 1/2 - 2 inches. The rounded caps would keep even dry towels hanging. I think I might have to order another one now...
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No, not really. They are not as strong as the metal edge and they do not hold as much before they start to sag.
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I don't think it will hold bath towels it's not deep enough. It will hold hand towels and washcloths. I didn't use mine for towels. It is a nice little cabinet for the money.
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These towels are thick. So I hope your towel bar is in an area to get air. I have not noticed any orders. Yes I would buy them again.
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Shelves are sturdy enough to hold supplies for laundry. Towel bar is too close to the wall ( not deep enough) to hang a full size hanger as it would hang in a closet. I use a tension shower bar (white)in my laundry room to hang clothes on from the dryer.
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Absolutely. This is the best towel holder I've ever owned. In fact I own five now.
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I agree that it is not heavy-duty enough to hold bath towels. I'm using it for coffee mugs and it works great for that!