The connections look like they could snag, is there a big gap where the metal folds over that would snag fabrics on towels or the like?
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I bought 2 of these to put together to make an outside cage for my parrot to hang in the tree. If you use them for the purpose of storing fabric or material items, I see no problem. They are quality made and the "fold over" is on the outside of the basket. I would say it was a "buy" for storing towels, etc. (and my parrot loves it, as well.)
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Yes you have to be a bit careful, cause the metal that folds is a bit sharp and can tear fabric or towels but nothing really to be concern about, cause it folds outwards, its do-able."sorry for the late response.
1149535
Snagging isn't really an issue. I bought these to use as displays in my retail store. I have about 30 old locker baskets just like these and wanted some more. They look great and they are really nice for the price. Trying to buy more vintage ones would have been insane. These could def be used to store fabrics in and they are surprisingly similar (right down to the dimensions) of actual vintage locker baskets.
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Where the basket weave wires fold over the top frame, I suppose they could catch on something stored next to the basket that would be pulled out. I am using it as a freezer basket, so I have not experienced that. For my purpose, I am very happy with the quality and utility.
1016155
I don't think so.. I would make sure the zipper is not in contact directly with the wall... It's not like the towels are so hot you can't touch them..
1000748
I returned this set as the comforter did not hang over the sides far enough. I cannot answer your question whether it snags or not.Beautiful set, but just didn't work for me.
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When using them, the handles will stay together, so it is not a problem. I suppose you could use some sort of clip if you're worried about it.
621309
The metal bars click in place. There is plastic sleeve over the connections. When you want to fold it flat you push a button on the sleeve and it releases the connections of the metal bars.
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The Large metal one would be perfect! I use these for towels on the back of the bathroom door too. Holds up well with thick wet towels so it shouldn't have any problem holding a wreath. And they are nice looking
72368
They don't move we'll together. They are a good fit for a full load of laundry but the clip edge doesn't keep them connected well.
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If you lay it out completely flat it will not fit the witdth all the way over if you fold the towel in half it will definitely fit it is strong enough
707746
No not really. It might be big enough to keep one towel depending on how you fold it but really would not make sense to do so.
415210
I would imagine that there is always the possibility of getting snagged, if not careful, but they are thicker like a sock. I wear them under scrub pants so there is not much chance of mine getting caught on things and snagging
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I haven't honestly tried towels, but I did try bedsheets and it does OK with the flat sheet. The fitted sheet is another story - I just don't think there is anything designed to help that sheet fold flat. All in all - I think this is something great for people with limited space that need their tshirts to stack extremely flat in their drawers, or for kids/people just learning to fold laundry, but it does take longer to fold your laundry using this than it would without it.
632198
Yes, if you are neatly folding them. I'm storing kitchen towels, etc. in mine. Works well as I have a handle to pull it out from the back of the bottom shelf kitchen cabinet.
735637
I, too, would think so, but I might get the canvas ones instead. The canvas creates a friction that keeps things from slipping off the hanger.
1327226
I honestly never tried using it for that. I have a particular way I fold towels to fit in our cabinet so it isn't an issue.
1525772
I have it connected to my washing machine and the sink and works very well but I am not sure about the lint.
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Yes! I have pretty large bath towels, i fold them in half twice and roll them and they fit great, u may have to squeeze a little to get them in without causing the one above/below to rotate. I use hand towels on the top 2 Racks, although only the top one is meant for small towels which stinks. Thats the only thing i would change about it. Super easy to get the towels back out though. Just make sure you screw it to the wall really well
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There is a slight slippage. I think over time there would be a lot of slippage. I did not have any slippage when I did push ups on a throw rug that has low cut thread.