is this used for hanging shirts on hangers or just laying clothing on rods
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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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Esther...It can certainly be used that way...Good Question! I had just been using it to dry smaller articles of clothing rather than using a dryer. I'll try that as well!!
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If you are talking about the smaller rod where you would hang shirts on the lower bar yes. It attaches to the larger bar with a adjustable type end cap that you press onto the bar. This was so easy to put together and it was a fantastic choice.
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I use this system to hang clothes after I run them through the dryer for a couple of minutes. Most of the time, I use the brackets independently. I only add the long bar when I do several loads of wash after a vacation. When not in use, the brackets are flush against the wall and the bar is stored out of sight. If you use this system as an additional rack to store clothes, you'll probably need the space of the long bar between the brackets.
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Hi wcs55. You can hang shirts on the metal bar, but they drag on the floor a bit. It's not high enough for the average man's office shirt to hang without the bottom being on the floor. Hope this helps. By contrast, the hanger option at the top accomodates shirts without a hanger.
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We bought it to put in our grandsons' closet to get their clothes down where they could reach them. It is jammed packed with their shirts with no problem. I have used one before to hang my shirts to provide extra closet space. I believe it is strong enough to handle quite a bit of weight.
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I don't know how much clothing you put on the rod. It is always best to use something for it's intended purpose. This rod is the kind that screws to the wall unlike the tension type that are unpredictable about how much and how long they will hold. This rod is strong enough to hold a curtain as intended.
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The metal rod hangs about 2.5 feet and then the lower rod attaches to the hooks which are adequate. In fact I have lots of clothes hanging on mine. I am very pleased with this product.
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I too use plastic hangers in the laundry room..but I don't put the hangers into the holes in the arms of drying rack..I place the hangers over the arms ..just as you would do on a clothes rod in a closet. Hope this answers your question.
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Not easily. There is not an easy way to pull it on the hanger. Works just fine for shirts that button down the front.
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I don't know for sure but I can tell you that the rack is sufficiently high so that you could put a shirt on a hanger and hook it to the top level and it should be able to dry without touching the ground.
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I don't know this exact answer and I think you can actually adjust it.My size 5T shirts (hanging on top rod) do not hang low enough to touch the rods, but some of the 5T dresses if long may touch the rod. I also hang all the 5T pants on the hanging rod and they do not touch the floor. We have a standard closet. It definitely double our closet space
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My wife uses rather thick plastic hangers and is able to fit 10-15 shirts on the bar. If you use wire hangers, you could hang many more shirts on the device.
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Are u planning on putting those on the same bar where u put clothes hangers- no. They are very useful on the kitchen stand net though
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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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It could be used for either but it would depend on size and design of what you are hanging. I actually used it to get extra hardwood floor planks off the floor and stored away.
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We use the plastic hangers with it. If you use the ones that aren't a complete triangle (such as the department store ones that come with clothes sometimes) I wouldn't recommend it. The plastics full triangle hangers you buy in packs at the store it works fine with. They probably wouldn't stack as tight as the wood.
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I haven't hung up 2 pairs of wet jeans, but I have hung 5 shirts/tops with multiple empty hangers on the arms at the same time, and a bag of wet clothes thrown on top. Also hung a pair of my husband's wet sweatpants (XXL-tall), heavy as jeans. No problems. Just ensure device mounted in studs or with heavy duty dry-wall hangers. I love this device because it's in my laundry room, doesn't take up much space when closed, and I don't have to go outside to hang the few items I need line dried. Planning on installing one at my mom's and probably at my grown child's house too.