Can this be used to hang a tapestry, or will it only work for curtains?
787913
It depends upon how wide you need it. If it's for a very wide space, you need to use the support in the middle, which would not allow you to hang a tapestry because you could not slide it all the way across. But for a smaller width, say 36-48", you would not need the center support and it would work.
787914
I don't see any reason it couldn't be used for a tapestry as long as there are loops, pocket, or some way to insert or attach to the rod. I really like the brushed sienna finish of this rod, I wasn't sure when I ordered it, but I used it with brown curtains and it looks great. If that color of finish doesn't work with the tapestry I think it is available in another finish.
787915
If the tapestry has a hole to put a rod through. I would say the rod itself is 1/4 to 1/2 thick, not sure exactly. It's a typical curtain rod.
787916
You would need a support bar of some sort. You could accomplish this and hang the tapestry by using rings. I bought regular curtains and bought very small rings that have clips attached .
2013107
I actually bought mine for a circus party, you can't just use the tape and hang it up you would need something plastic to hold onto it. if you buy the hooks it will work, but you'd need something to safely hold the tapestry. it honestly won't stick well to fabrics, and may even damage some.
576704
I attached it to my laundry room wall to make it more stable. It will work when hung on a swing door. I really like it, very sturdy for all my ironing.
133384
It could definitely be used to hang laundry. I use mine with "S" shower hooks to hang necklaces but it could be used to hang pretty much anything.
1499398
it depends on what you are trying to hang. these worked for a wooden corkboard i had but failed to hang a slightly heavier makerboard. i had to use the stronger outdoor mounting tape for the makerboard
1986339
It might. Especially if you plan to hang delicate fabrics. I use it only to hang thicker material like coats
1714465
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.
446284
I did not use it to hang anything. I used it inside a cabinet to put between the end cookbook and the cabinet side for use as a "book end". Since it is extendable, I can get more books and shorten the rod.
1615379
It most certainly will. I am using it to hold up a fancy tapestry the weaving of which makes it feel like a beach towel. So, it will hold up a fabric like that on the wall in addition to my rugs which are on carpet. So, both fabric on fabric and fabric on wall seem to work just fine.
176956
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.
1470224
It will work with Hookless curtains. You will have to take out the bolt that fastens the rod to the wall bracket so it will be a little more work than the standard rod, but it will work.
320282
I used them for shower curtain rods. They are mounted so that they come down from the ceiling. I purchased separate expansion bolts to install them. As they are configured, they would not be useful mounted perpendicular from the wall.
1413034
I haven't used it for hanging belts, but the holders may be a little narrow to hold some belts. No guarantee
1729640
I'd imagine as long as there is enough surface area for it to stick to it'd be fine. I used them to hang ceramic tiles and it has worked great. They've been hanging on the wall for over 5 months now without any problem at all. J
1407304
No, they do not and would not work for a tapestry! I purchased them to hang up christmas lights which slip right into the clip. I actually just hung up a tapestry in my room using the Command utenstil hooks because there's a strong metal hook at the end that really works well for the weight of my large tapestry. However to use them I did cut small slits in my tapestry, but they're small and unnoticeable.
1931602
Yes this worked great for hanging very heavy wall sconces. There is no way that it would spread apart studs it simple cranks open until the teeth are dug into the wood. The teeth keep the bracket from from sliding down. I have used this item on six separate projects and have always had success. The fixation is rigid and strong. Use it for your vertical job or horizontal project with confidence.
946100
No. It's designed for hanging off those little rods from IKEA or a chrome shelving unit, to hold pots/pans, utensils, etc. I'd recommend shower curtain hangers for a clothes rod application, as long as you don't plan to hang something heavy.