Can I use these for winter hats (instead of folding and putting in a drawer) and even though thick plastic, could they be 'attached' on a closet wall?
1275351
Yes, these are great for hats. I'm not sure how you could attach to a closet wall, but there is probably some way to do so.
1275352
I don't see why not. The wig stands have a really nice shape for hats like that.
1275353
They can be used for winter hats but not on a wall. They are sturdy. I used mine for a hat and heel event.
1275354
They'd be fine for hats ... they are, essentially, what you see in the picture: two bits of plastic that click into place to make a 3D head. Mind, they're what you pay for -- quite light weight -- though sit as sturdy or sturdier than the foam wig heads I've used. Anyway wall mounting would require a bit of cleverness on your part for they aren't designed that way. A bit of wire and some hooks could probably do it....
355480
I don't remember if they came with brackets to do that, but I would think you could get those cheap at the store and secure to the wall. I did not do that so if they were in there, they were added to our other hardware. Sorry.
916499
I am only using them for dry storage, but don't know why you couldn't use it for cold items.
804595
You probably could, although since the back of these are mostly magnets, it might be a bit of a challeng to find a way to get a fastener onto it.. For wall mounting I would suggest the boards made more like bulletin boards.
1102279
If you sit them on their side, yes I believe so. I use them for clothes but I don't see why not. They are very sturdy for just being lined with some kind of cardboard.
223072
Sorry, I never tried the ones from Closetmaid. These are pretty sturdy for what my daughter uses them for. She stores toys and such. They came with the rope handles, and I had to re-tie 2 of the knots. Otherwise, I am very happy with the purchase. I hope this helps you!
801102
I think they should work well for that purpose. I used mine for my closet and liked that they fastened well on my shelves and are sturdy enough to support handbags and divide my stacked sweaters in my closet. They will also be sturdy enough to support your cookbooks. Just make sure you buy the appropriate size for your shelves. I bought a second set and didn't realize I was buying the larger size and had to use in a bigger space then intended because they were too tall for the intended space.
1039474
I ended up sending mine back because it didn't work in the space I was going to use them. I think using little tack nails would work and hang them by the little circles in the back.
1061754
Yes! Definitely will work with heavy winter coats. (Trust me, we hang our Minnesota winter coats on them.)
656375
Yes I thinkg they can. I had mine on a book shelf for a while, now they are hanging on a wall.
1956451
You can screw a piece of steel strip onto the bottom of a shelf in your workshop and stick the magnets there. I haven't tried it, but I suspect that the magnets are powerful enough so that you could store the whole thing "upside down" and that the magnets would hold the plastic carrier on to the bottom of the shelf.
1753766
I haven't used mine for anything yet because the jackets aren't out yet, but I think as long as you kept the jackets evenly distributed around the pole it should be ok. The base is quite heavy. Looks like metal, but it is actually plastic probably filled with cement or something. The hanger sticks on the side should be plenty strong enough, but if you had 2 jackets on one side it would probably tip over. I found that most have a small base like this one though. Hope this helped a bit.
435370
we have them to display on a shelf...you might be able to get creative and wall mount them....
626648
You should be able to but there is no way to fasten them together which would require you to be very careful when putting things onto or taking things off of the shelves. Otherwise, you might end up dumping everything off.
754262
I don't think they are durable enough to be wall mounted. They are not sturdy unless you used something additional to re-enforce them. I have only used them for extra storage in the closet. It works great for that.
1036802
No way to attach to the wall without doing some modifications. Might be someway to use Velcro to do it. If you wanted it on the wall, I would look for a shelve to put them on. So far, this is the best ribbon storage solution I have found.
1061752
I would say yes , if you are just going to hang them in a closet , not good for a travel hanger . Any undo pressure applied to the top, between hook and hanger , will break off hook .