Could this be used to hang boots? I currently use a tiered skirt hanger to hang by light weight boots on the back of the door. Would the clips on it hold a boot, or pair of boots, or would it be too flimsy? My boots weigh less than most of my purses. Could this be used to hang boots? I currently use a tiered skirt hanger to hang by light weight boots on the back of the door. Would the clips on it hold a boot, or pair of boots, or would it be... » Read More Could this be used to hang boots? I currently use a tiered skirt hanger to hang by light weight boots on the back of the door. Would the clips on it hold a boot, or pair of boots, or would it be too flimsy? My boots weigh less than most of my purses. « Show Less
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No I don't think so, they will definitely fall off as the lips/ hooks are protruding enough to just hold handbag straps
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Hi Boots will be to heavyShirts Singlets, Shorts Ok but boots no way as the Hooks are Small and Bend with to much weight,RegardsIainVictoria Australia
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I don't think this would work for boots because there are clips that hold the straps of the purses. I don't know how you would hang the boots. Sorry!!
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It would be good to hang sweaters in... Not to overly flimsy ... However make sure it's on carpet so it doesn't slide... I use it to store folded shirts, sweaters and book shelf with 50" tv on top... So it's sturdy with balanced weight
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The website states I ordered this shoe organizer in March 2013, but this is not the same style I ordered, so I can't speak for this particular one. The two other styles I ordered have metal hangers. One is definitely to hang over your closet door while the second one I ordered is to be hung on the rods located inside your closet. I know this does not answer your question on this particular organizer which I apologize for.
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I wouldn't recommend it. Its not at all flimsy I just don't think its sturdy enough to hang things from.
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There is a hole back on each side that can be used for hanging. I think it depends on your hardware. You would need your own hooks. I have mine hanging on pegboard with pegboard hooks.
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You would be better off getting a shelving unit that's meant to hang on the wall...I don't think this is really designed for attaching to a wall. The door hooks attach to the ladders/baskets with other hooks, so you can remove the ladders/baskets parts (the baskets kind of clip into a narrow ladder type thing) from the door hooks and theoretically attach the ladders/baskets to the wall (it comes in a few pieces, it's not just one big ladder.) I don't remember receiving any wall attachments, though, so you would need some kind of hooks that can hold a lot of weight to hang it from the wall. I wouldn't recommend using it like that, though. You would be better off getting a shelving unit that's meant to hang on the wall...I don't think this is really designed for attaching to a wall. The door hooks attach to the ladders/baskets with other hooks, so you can remove the ladders/baskets parts (the baskets kind of clip into a narrow ladder type thing) from the door hooks and theoretically attach the ladders/baskets to the wall (it comes in a few pieces, it's not just one big ladder.) I don't remember receiving any wall attachments, though, so you would need some kind of hooks that can hold a lot of weight to hang it from the wall.... » Read More You would be better off getting a shelving unit that's meant to hang on the wall...I don't think this is really designed for attaching to a wall. The door hooks attach to the ladders/baskets with other hooks, so you can remove the ladders/baskets parts (the baskets kind of clip into a narrow ladder type thing) from the door hooks and theoretically attach the ladders/baskets to the wall (it comes in a few pieces, it's not just one big ladder.) I don't remember receiving any wall attachments, though, so you would need some kind of hooks that can hold a lot of weight to hang it from the wall. I wouldn't recommend using it like that, though. « Show Less
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Short answer is yes. Mine is attached to a paneled wall. If it's attached to dry wall or something like that it may not hold the weight and come out of the wall. You can have clothes hanging on the hangers provided the unit is attached to a strong wall.
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I use it to hang on the inside of our back door. The hooks that came with it were not wide enough so I had to get new ones. I store our small winter gear in it. Hats, gloves, scarves, etc. There are five of us so each one gets a row with 4 pockets. Works great for us! Not flimsy, but we aren't hanging on it either. The pockets are really big and it's size takes up most of the door. I love it. I just roll it up with everything in it and store it away for next winter.
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The height is adjustable. The maximum height of the spot where the hanger would hook is 5' 1" from the floor (this includes the base). Take into account that a normal hanger will reduce the height where the garment would hang by several inches. I use a separate hanging apparatus on the back of a door to hold clothes at a more comfortable height to work with. I wouldn't let the height deter you though it is a great buy.
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I don't think it's heavy enough. I use it to hang scarves on. Perfect for that.
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While it hanging it seems OK; it's when I shut it when I was concerned too; it hits the wood. (I live in an apartment building, though.) it doesn't come with anything to protect it; what you see is it. It works great. The hanger is one-inch wide, so if your door is that wide you should be OK without any problems. (Mine is thinner so it shakes a bit when I open and shut it.) i hope this helps!!
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If you did that it would fall over its like a tee pee each leg out to support the weight of what you have hanging. Sounds like your trying to make a spit it might be possible if you put the other legs into the ground to secure them but iI dont know how sturdy this would be for any great weight. Hope this helps.
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The hanger & clips are aluminum. I use it to hang 4 pair of men's Levi 501 jeans, 32 length. Yeah, it will support the weight.
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This is a fairly heavy piece. I wouldn't trust hanging it from your standard hollow interior door. If you happened to have a solid wooden door then you could hang it with confidence. The hardware that comes with it is for mounting on a wall (screws and drywall anchors).
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It depends on how it's mounted. I answered earlier an question about mounting methods, as did others. Mine is securely mounted with brackets to a piece of wood on top. The rack itself is not extremely flimsy, but the bars are a little flexible and the ones in front start to pull downward when significant weight is placed on them because the frame is thinner there. A typical load that I recently hung included a couple of pairs of leggings, 2-3 medium weight sweaters, a long sleeve shirt and some lingerie. I would say the picture is pretty accurate: While you could fit a few more items, they would need to be fairly thin and not particularly heavy. It depends on how it's mounted. I answered earlier an question about mounting methods, as did others. Mine is securely mounted with brackets to a piece of wood on top. The rack itself is not extremely flimsy, but the bars are a little flexible and the ones in front start to pull downward when significant weight is placed on them because the frame is thinner there. A typical load that I recently hung included a couple of pairs of leggings, 2-3 medium weight sweaters, a long sleeve shirt and some lingerie. I would say the picture is pretty accurate: While you could fit a few more items, they... » Read More It depends on how it's mounted. I answered earlier an question about mounting methods, as did others. Mine is securely mounted with brackets to a piece of wood on top. The rack itself is not extremely flimsy, but the bars are a little flexible and the ones in front start to pull downward when significant weight is placed on them because the frame is thinner there. A typical load that I recently hung included a couple of pairs of leggings, 2-3 medium weight sweaters, a long sleeve shirt and some lingerie. I would say the picture is pretty accurate: While you could fit a few more items, they would need to be fairly thin and not particularly heavy. « Show Less
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Thank you for your inquiry. This storage piece has a tubular frame that is lined with cotton. It is tidy looking but still clearly a functional piece. Please note it is tall. Boots are roughly 18" high so in order to hold 2 pair it is 41 1/2" high overall. At 23" wide, it is not a small piece. If you placed this under a long hanging bar, it might leave room for pants hung over the hanger but most certainly nothing longer than that. It would likely not fit under a low hanging double bar. It could be kept in a mudroom or back hall reasonably.
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I use mine for drip-drying my clothes. I hang them from end-to-end and haven't had any problems. However, I'm not hanging heavy jeans or other heavy items. Mostly tops, capris, and dress pants. Hope this helps!