Once the caddy is pushed into the ground, what is the length of the 'hang space' ?? Thanks!
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It curves, so it's approximately 24" in the center, dropping down to about 19" on the sides.
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Just guestimating since I'm looking at it from the window - about 2 feet to about 2 and 1/2 feet.
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at least 1-1/2 feet. It works perfectly and this product is sturdy too! I looked & looked for something like this and I ahve been happy with this product.
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The curved part at the bottom where the hose rests is approximately 19" from the ground and the very top edges are about 24 - 24.5" from the ground.
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The item is 35 and 1/2 inches in height overall. The prongs that go in the ground are 9" high. From the top of the prong (if you put the full 9" in the ground) to the bottom of the hanging rack is 21 inches. Although it's lower than I would have liked, I can hang a 100' hose on it because the rack is quite wide.
1508617
Sorry I borrowed it to a friend, otherwise I would be more than happy to measure it. I am pleased with the hanger.
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It varies. We put the anchor hook about 6" off the ground and the storage hook about 3' off the ground.
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Sorry I do not have a exact length but I hung my kayaks off my 12' garage ceiling & had enough rope. The pulleys lock automatically & release when the rope is pulled straight down & held at that angle.
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Craig, I can give you the sizes if it helps. It is made to stick in the ground, however it would depend on how you attach it to your deck. From top to bottom it is 48 inches. The part that goes into the ground is 8 inches. The distance from the long staff to the hook is 8 inches (sideways). The hook is 2 1/2 inches wide from curve to curve. The distance from where it would be the ground if you push it in (the upside down part "U") is 35 inches; the part that goes into the ground is 8 inches deep (long). All this would depend on how you installed it on your deck. It could be installed with small "U" bolts, just a thought. Hope this helps. SP Craig, I can give you the sizes if it helps. It is made to stick in the ground, however it would depend on how you attach it to your deck. From top to bottom it is 48 inches. The part that goes into the ground is 8 inches. The distance from the long staff to the hook is 8 inches (sideways). The hook is 2 1/2 inches wide from curve to curve. The distance from where it would be the ground if you push it in (the upside down part "U") is 35 inches; the part that goes into the ground is 8 inches deep (long). All this would depend on how you installed it on your deck. It could be... » Read More Craig, I can give you the sizes if it helps. It is made to stick in the ground, however it would depend on how you attach it to your deck. From top to bottom it is 48 inches. The part that goes into the ground is 8 inches. The distance from the long staff to the hook is 8 inches (sideways). The hook is 2 1/2 inches wide from curve to curve. The distance from where it would be the ground if you push it in (the upside down part "U") is 35 inches; the part that goes into the ground is 8 inches deep (long). All this would depend on how you installed it on your deck. It could be installed with small "U" bolts, just a thought. Hope this helps. SP « Show Less
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I measured mine and it's approximately 10 inches long, 5 inches deep and 3 inches high. This is a sturdy hanger; I've got 5 full sets hanging on it!
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top line 7 foot bottom line 5 foot 7 inches, with clothes hanging does not touch the ground, really nice hanger,worth the price
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From the top of the first tier to the bottom of the last tier it's 30.5 inches. Including the hook part at the top, while hanging, it's 50 inches.
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A little over 8 inches. The out side of the top shelf is about 5.25 inches out from where it is attached to caddy main frame.
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It's about 13.25" for actual hanging space. And another .25" for the curve of the hanger. I really like these hangers and I'm planning to order more myself. They save a lot of vertical space in the closet. They're worth the money.
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The metal rod itself is only 1/4 inch (0.25") in diameter. The 7 1/2 inches mentioned in the description is the (horizontal) distance between the center bottom of the "hook" and the vertical portion of the rod - i.e., the distance between the place where you hang something and the long vertical rod you stick into the ground. If you hang something (from it's center point) that is more than 15 inches wide, then it will hit up against the vertical rod.
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Sorry, there's a couple of conflicting answers here, how much gap is there between the bottom and the ground? I want to find a way to secure it to the ground so it doesn't walk off like my last one. I was thinking of getting one of those cork screw things they use for dog chain and attaching it with a chain. Not 100% foolproof but hopefully enough of a deterrent. Just need to know if there's enough room under this to do that.
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just measured the one in my daughters room. hanging up from the start of the material at the hook on the ceiling to the end on the floor it is about 10ft. give or take maybe an inch at most. I have it over a twin bed and she still has a little over a foot of material on the floor, which usually gets tucked in. not sure if that helps.
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It is 18 inches from the post itself that fits into the bracket to the loop where anything will hang. The bracket holds the post at a slight outward angle, which gives a bit more space. From the wall proper it is 19 inches. Pay no attention to the bend, that has nothing to do with any measurements. I have a 22" diameter chandelier hanging from mine, but since it hangs from the center of the chandelier, only 11 inches sticks out on either side of the hanger proper. It would take an awfully big planter to be too big for this hanger!
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When pulled out, my waste basket extends about 9 inches beyond the cabinet frame giving me enough distance to throw the garbage in. I have the base screwed to the cabinet floor inset about 3 inches. If you were to screw down your base closer to the edge, you can get an additional 2 inches pullout giving you a total of 11 inches beyond the cabinet frame. I did not have to get extra long extensions, I used what came with the set. Hope this helps.
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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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Its about 4 inches long. I'm not sure exactly as its presently buried pretty deep in the corner of the garage. I suppose it could be shortened, but only if you have serious metalworking tools as this is thick steel.