The back seems kinda small to clip onto the door - can it fall off the door?
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It doesn't fit tightly on my doors and I suppose it could slip off when not holding clothes or other weight. I have used these many years and have not had it happen. If you are concerned that it will, I would suggest putting a piece of non slip rubber material under it to keep it from slipping and marring the door. It is still the best product I have found for holding things on doors.
810900
Hasn't happened to me I have used these for decades, my grandmother gave me a couple and I'm hooked all pun intended had to have more....they arrive with optional screws; never once have I attached to doors as I love to move them all around for different reasons, seasonal, moving closets, traveling and laundry etc.
1999226
the magnet seems strong enough. I think the question would be if you are able at attach it to the door (assuming the door is metal)
729577
it accomplishes the same, to float. if you have a back door just with the floaty attached and one spare without it, you´ll be fine, cause if you constantly disattach the floaty, it might loose velcro grip.
797719
No it does not hang over the door. Mine is attached to the door.Lois Barber
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I think it has enough bars to make that a possibility. I have mine over the door. But I think if you attach a metal piece sideways on the back part it's a possibility. It just takes a little creativity
743066
Depends on the design of your door. Usually it'll take an extra TUG on the door, to get it to close. In general, it'll be a TIGHT fit.
1190023
It may...you may have assemble the main bar so it hangs lower to accommodate the door....
210980
it would be a squeeze- possibly not wide enough... also when door is installed, not much room to walk through opening as a human!
1517545
Yes, I used the screws that came with it to mount the rack directly onto the door. It does not hang over the top of the door.
1237684
There's a Plexiglas panel that slides into place and is held in with a pin. This makes it VERY secure. It's not as 100% secure as a metal door would be, but pretty close IMHO.
520066
Yes it will stay on the door. My only recomendation is that you get an adhesive hook or velcro strip to hold the handles still so they don't swing when not in use.
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probably (if you want to go to the trouble of unscrewing it from your door frame. But it is hardly noticeable when it's closed so you wouldn't really need to take it down.
5566
I don't think it would stay. It's not real heavy, but it does gave some weight and will be even heavier with jewelry. If the door is open and closed a lot like where I have mine, I think it would strip out and fall even if you used plastic anchors.
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The didnt have to take the back off to get it in my door, and I think I have a pretty standard door. I havent tried to take it off, but I dont think it comes off. One thing I didnt think of or see listed is, it is a wall hugger when it relclines so it dont take up extra room. It has been a great recliner!
328396
There is a groove across the top the door fits in and just hangs down from there......This way the door is easily removed and not obstructing anything with any hardware...works just fine for me and I wouldn't know what to do to improve on it...........
687819
The clip you see fits into the door opening and grips there. Mine seems very secure. Denny
520064
Yes, it will stay on the door. It comes with a door hook. In fact I have been using it with the open door. Just seat on a chair with your back toward the door and do the exercise.