Does this fit wire closet system where there is not a removable rod that u can slide thru the holes?
1247999
It has a flap that allows you to hang your wire hangers on the rod. Then you can fold the plastic flap over the top. So sorry I'm so late in responding.
1248000
Yes it will work, it does not slide over rod but the loops open up and are closed with velcro tabs. Ours have been up for several months with no problem, bottom line, very easy to set up.
449062
Yes, the curtain has holes that the rod must go through and will not except rod rings!
371835
The pole is craddled by a plastic U-shaped piece. The U piece is a little narrower at the top so the closet rod will click into place. There is no means to screw the closet rod or otherwise permanently attach it.
63701
Probably the best way to fix that is to go to a hardware store and buy a thicker diameter rod that will fit in the rod holder. Standard size closet pole should do.
1802952
Do not know. We tried to get it on the closet rod and the plastic broke on both of them as we tried to tighten them to the rod. They are not made very well
483313
Hello Lori! Thank you for your interest in Whitmor 6021-378 Ebony Chrome Collection Double Closet Rod. This closet rod will fit any standard closet rod, about 2.99 Inch in diameter. If you have additional questions regarding this item feel free to contact our Customer Service Department, Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm (CST) at (888) 944-8667 or email us at help@whitmor.com. Have a great day!
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Hi. No you do NOT have to remove the closet rod. Just hand your clothes, place the plastic storage bag over your clothes; it connects at the top. Hope this is helpful.
945864
1 1/4 " fits completely. On an old 3" wooden closet rod only the front half is covered but the look is so much cleaner and the hangers move much more easily.
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Even pulling the poles out wouldn't work for me. The poles were too wide to fit through the holes for the shelf holders. I wound up putting the shelves down and tying them in place with metal straps (like those around pipe fittings). Not perfect - but it works.
660014
In my installation, I put about 60 holes into my closet walls, so buy plenty of spackle! Not sure you could easily re-use it at a later site as you'd also be removing about 30 screws you fastened into your wooden pieces from the attaching brackets (so reattaching wouldn't be as stable). Also, your new closet would likely need to be the same size or smaller than your original one (as I had to custom cut 3 shelves to make them fit my closet width in the process of building this system).
1474100
they cover our standard closet rods approx. 1 1/2 in but they overlap so therefore could fit a larger rod. Hope that helps
1565213
This wouldn't work well on wire shelves if the wires run front to back of cabinet. In terms of the "skirt", the measurement for that area of the shelf is just under 1 and 1/2". No room for error there and you wouldn't want the basket to not slide all the way onto the shelf. Good luck
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Yes. They are basically like the @ symbol without the "a". The edges overlap. You start at one end, spread the edges over the closet rod, and proceed to the other end. Each piece is 60" (5 feet) long, if my memory is correct. If the rod is shorter, cut the cover to length with a pair of good scissors. If too short, cut another piece and butt it up against the first one. Hope this helps!
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If you could mount the rod on a piece of 1/4" board inside your closet, then the ball would fit inside the closet. The mount is too close to the wall otherwise for the ball to retract all the way from the edge where it is mounted. However, the ball will not fit inside the tube because it is larger in circumference than the tube. But the 1/4" board under the mount would allow enough space for the ball to retract all the way back to the mount.
979888
We used these to replace the flanges on a standard size closet rod and they were a perfect fit. So, you could measure a closet rod and that should be pretty accurate.
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Arrives in 3 pieces. The "hangers" slide onto each side of the bottom rod and then hook onto your closet pole. I used in with a wire closet system (no single closet pole) and it worked out fine.
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It is made for a regular 5 foot tub installation so as long as the opening is 5 feet wide it would fit. I guess if it was smaller you could cut the rod down but that would be a waste. You would need to cut both ends equally. I would check to see if they make other sizes.