how heavy is it strong wise,I put clothes on my rod,would it hold or is it real thin
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It should hold lightweight items like shirts. If you're thinking of jeans, maybe one pair.
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If you attach directly to the wall with the screws I think it would hold cloths. I use it as a handle sometimes getting in and out if the shower, but I have the rod screwed into studs...
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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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I think it's more than sturdy enough to hang clothes from while also holding the curtains. It isn't sturdy enough that I'd grab and hang on it as a person though--so it has limits.
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I think it will get good support on rod than wire as it had hooks . I use on rod closet and it's good .
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honestly have not weighed loads of clothes - it is just myself and my husband - the hamper is sturdy but flexes' when filled over capacity - works perfectly for us several loads of clothes and a few towels - hope this helps
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I am not sure, but I don't believe it can hold too much weight. I think it is more appropriate for clothes... It doesn't seem that resistant.
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It does not weigh anything. I am using it on a 5wt rod and it looks big but is a nice balance for it. I really like the feel of it!!
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It is pretty durable so I don't see there being a problem. I would keep the outside, extendable rods with little weight garments. But the inner section will be able to hold what you have.
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I'm using this tension rod (over 96" long) to hold 2 linen panels.....The rod has been in service for nearly one year. No problems. The panels are lt. weight.....but perhaps your valances are too. The rod is good-looking & well made----not flimsy.
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My daughter used this rod for heavy full length curtains at college. The curtains spanned two closet openings and this rod did not bow at all. It's really well made. I would guess that the curtains weighed 15-18 pounds but the rod could probably support twice that.
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I'm not sure how much weigh it can hold but .. I have lots of clothes on it and hasn't bent .. I'm actually thinking about buying another one.
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Yes, no problem. Mine was able to hold 15-18 pieces of wet clothing fairly well for about 6 months of loading it up once or twice a week. It always seemed a bit wobbly in the middle. One day when my husband was trying to pass by it in a hallway, he leaned it a bit and the center pole cracked in the middle. It's a shame that the plastic connector (in the middle of the tall pole) isn't stronger because it creates a lot of plastic and metal waste when one important plastic part breaks.
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I don't have an exact capacity in pounds...but the rack is full of clothes. I was able to roll the full rack...but I went slow when moving it. The rack has clothes in garment bags, and they are heavy clothes...not a bunch of dress shirts, but sport jackets, coats, leather jackets, wool garments. I was pretty impressed. I use one with the middle rod installed, and one without so that long garments can hang freely.
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Hmmm...This is a well made, sturdy, and very lovely rod. We have a tapestry hanging from it that's about 5 lbs. I would think it could hold up to 10 maybe 15 lbs, looking at it. Hope this helps ;))
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Hi -- I took these on a trip and they were surprisingly sturdy. I used them for hanging up a lot of wet dresses, t-shirt dresses, etc. after washing. They should definitely handle the weight of wet-t-shirts and a light jacket.
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I don't have heavy stuff on this but I would be careful how heavy the items are. I have pictures so they don't weigh a lot. It will be beautiful with whatever you put on it.
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No sure the weight limit because I was not able to put clothes on mine it was missing parts had to send back. It is made out of pretty good metal not plastic like some of the others I saw online. The hook to hang was too small for my rod but was going to just bend it out alittle. I ended up just putting up a wood rod because it was too short to hang men's shirts from
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I'm not sure exactly as I don't usually weigh my clothes... I do have both racks full to overflowing with dresses, skirts and jackets and it seems to be very sturdy still. However, I don't move it around at all. Hope this helps :-)
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I just have a bead curtain on my curtain rod so I don't know for sure. I would think that it would hold a curtain with some weight but I wouldn't try a super heavy one.