Can this stand on the floor without collapsing so short blouses on hangers could be hung on top?
1148479
No it only works when hung. Great for sandals but is a bit small for blouses.
1148480
Only if it's packed with stuff. It's meant to save room in a closet. I love mine & am sure glad I have it!s
1148481
It is flimsy for standing alone. However, being attached to the wall is perfect. Hope this meets your expectations! judy
1327148
If you mean the very top of the unit, I'd say yes but Id glue or fasten permanently some of the middle shelves for stability. Otherwise it might want to sway. The top shelf is quite thick which is good.
1122502
Yes, it's possible but it may not be as sturdy as you would like in child's bedroom. I would limit the stack to three and that might defeat your purpose of vertical space.
521394
yes, you can lay them down on the middle racks and it will be fine, sometimes I do that when I have only few clothes.
311409
Yes you can. I've hung this thing full of clothing and then stacked additional items on top of the rack bars. It's bulletproof...go for it.
59901
I wouldn't use it for more than a couple of hangers. The sides don't expand, so there's not all that much room.
1582271
Yes, however the chest only comes with 6 hangers and you can't get anymore. ( I called the company and tried) Very cute chest. But it is not deep enough for hangers more than 6 inches wide.
844646
Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, you can use hangers. They also sell separately clips that attach to the ends for hanging lingerie or other items such as a bathing suit or socks. This is called the Lofti Duo. Happy shopping!
525903
yes you should be able to hang a normal length shirt on the metal bar and it not touch the floor. however, if it's an extra long shirt it may touch the floor. be careful though. although the bar is sturdy, too much weight on the front could cause it to fall over.
1764493
yes im pretty sure, its a seperate piece so you can, but it does make it alot easier for us to have it, we hang shirts blouses and under garments on them all teh time. good luck to you.
1635892
The overall height of the rack is not adjustable. You can adjust the height of the side pieces than support the lower hanging rod. I would think that the two shelves at the bottom and top provide stability for the rack overall.
1285844
I dont really think this is meant to hang. It has glass shelves which gives it some weight, but is meant to be on the floor. I would not take the chance on hanging this because once you add items to the shelf it only gets heavier. Good Luck!
152520
Yes, depending on how you arrange the heavier items. I tend to put the heavy cotton items towards the center were the most support it. Socks, bras, underwear, hand towels, etc., I place on either end on the diagonal bars and on the lower shelf. I don't think I would put 6 pair of jeans on the rack but experiment and you'll get the hang of it fast.
587742
It can, but you'll need to brace it against horizontal movement somehow: Put some supports across the back, put brackets on the corners, or even attach it to the wall. Its very strong against vertical force, but without bracing it will really sway from side to side. If your closet floor is carpeted or uneven, you'll probably want an anti-topple device of some kind as well.
333107
Only if you mount a wider circular base to the feet to prevent tipping. Legs are not long enough for a top heavy item.
844644
You can use hangers on this but the bars are very close together and this would limit the hanging space on those bars. It is a very useful thing for what it is, but hangers on it would create a bit of a problem. I can see it being used that way however and not used to hang clothes on the bars themselves.
1804682
Probably not, and you wouldn't be able to hang clothes, kind of a waste of closet space. We use the wood shoe racks from Ikea. I have more than 40 pairs of shoes myself...