Would this hanger extend far enough from the wall to accommodate a rapier with a large-ish bell guard, about a 5 inch diameter?
1581653
I'm glad you asked, because I have a similar rapier. No it wouldn't. This was a terrible purchase. I would recommend something else such as a stand. Or if you really want to hang it on your wall, go for something like this Szco Supplies Fleur Brass Finish Adjustable Sword Hanger
1581654
I'm glad you asked, because I have a similar rapier. No it wouldn't. This was a terrible purchase. I would recommend something else such as a stand. Or if you really want to hang it on your wall, go for something like this http://www.amazon.com/Supplies-Fleur-Finish-Adjustable-Hanger/dp/B00EB86E20/ref=sr_1_54?ie=UTF8&qid=1401304995&sr=8-54&keywords=sword+hanger
1277138
I use it for a broadsword with a 5" circumference. There is a 1" gap. If you use a very small sword like a rapier - you could cinch it down to 4" easily, or if you go smaller (a 3/4" diameter sword would have a circumference around 2.35" if perfectly round) you could either overlap the 2 edges, or wrap your rapier in a piece of leather and then use the frog. I would suggest the wrap method to increase your circumference to 4" then cinch it up as tight as you can.
1820595
That will be perfectly fine do not Trim just Let it hang over 5 1/2 inches on the sides. you'll need to have to Buy two of the long arm supports.
1083968
Probably not because the bolt for the hanger assembly is six or more inches long.
113650
I wouldn't. The hangers are wide and they are not the same size and shape. They could hold a sword but the blade would not be on proper display.
2151965
There's just about an inch from the back of the hook part to the front of the hanger part - so yes, plenty of room to hold a rod. Not sure it's strong enough to deal with a tension rod though.
1010381
It will not fit your application out of the box. You will need something more... to install mine in a 5" wall, I made longer fasteners.
535706
No... They aren't long enough for you to hang something the width of an AK47 or similar weapon.
210553
It should Look at the edge of the shelf you want to hang it on. It takes a small gap between the shelf edge and the wall for it to fit in.
1467739
Yes with no problems. Just be sure you have space between the shelf your going to hang it on and the rail the shelf slides in. It hangs in that space. It needs a quarter inch at most.
1755728
I used it on a 1"x10" board for a shelf in our daughters room to hold all of their stuffed animals. The bracket extends 8 inches from the wall and the wood overhangs by 2 inches in our situation. I could see this working for a 13" shelf, depending on how you used it. You would NOT want to load it heavy towards the outter edge with a 5"overlap...
918138
Mine is on a shepard's hook, but the hanger is a couple of inches wide. It has gotten really cold out or I would go measure it.
104915
I don't think so. it's much bigger than I think what would fit in a bell, but I've never tried.
211299
It is designed to simply hang on the side of the tank, similar to an over-the-door hook, and is about 2 1/2-3" in length. With the right ingenuity and skill, a wall mounted hanging system would probably be possible, though that might require some additional wall-mounting components. Good luck!
442546
If you have something for the hanger to attach to, I think it would. This worked great for me.
1523664
It does extend 7.5 inches from wall when installed. The glass doesn't, it's the metal ring that makes it officially 7.5
1355076
It's 5/8" in diameter and 1 1/8" high. Yes, it's removable, and the metal hook underneath the guard is 3/16" in diameter. If you were to permanently remove the guard, you could use it for utensils, but with the guard in place, it wouldn't work.