I need a rod that will stay without use of any screws (inside a 13" office cabinet) and hold two jackets on hangars. Will this be suitable)
1115824
It might work if jackets are light weight. My rods are holding very light weight curtains so the rods are perfect. You might try it and to see if it works.
1115825
I think so as long as they are light weight suit jackets and not left to hang for a season. That's my opinion and I'm sticking to it.
1115826
The rod is very stable for curtains, and works wonderfully. I am not sure it will hold heavy jackets. I think it would hold suit jackets without any problems.
928034
This rod is designed to be used on a metal surface. It does have a magnet AND double-sided sticky tape on both ends, however I do not think the tape would be sufficient to hold the rod up unless you have a VERY LIGHT sheer curtain.
946100
No. It's designed for hanging off those little rods from IKEA or a chrome shelving unit, to hold pots/pans, utensils, etc. I'd recommend shower curtain hangers for a clothes rod application, as long as you don't plan to hang something heavy.
739524
The unit itself is not heavy. If you are hanging lingerie or socks, it should not pull down a tension rod.
169253
You can place hangers on the bottom brace of the bracket similar to using over the door hangers. The rod is removable.
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.
1821714
It's a tension rod, and pretty stable once up, so if you can put it between the door that doesn't move and the side of the outside opening, I think it would stay as long as you have about an inch square of flat surface at each end of the rod. I hope this helps.I also want to say that we used ours last winter (in Phoenix that's when you leave doors open), and we were very pleased with the quality - surprised even. We rolled it up and put it away for the summer, but I see no reason why we won't be able to use it year after year.
1725358
that's a great idea, but I haven't seen it offered. I hang clothes on my unit and bought a hanging rod, however there isn't quite enough room to hand two rows of clothes and I really don't use it :( Love the unit though, I purchased two of them. I use pretty wicker baskets for the top shelf, it's very sturdy.
268698
Mine is fastened to the underside of a shelf in my closet. The rod is telescoping so when not in use, you just push it in. When you need to use it, just pull it out. Good luck!
2280721
The rod is about 29" stationary horizontally (width). You can adjust vertically for the length of your clothing. Mine is set at maxim hanging length of 33" from the closet rod. So if you have shirts that hang more than 33" they will drag. Works best if your closet rod is set high.
63702
I imagine you could buy deeper rod hangers and secure them on the inside, sure. if you're handy you can certainly make other improvements.
746504
John R. Carney, InventorDo not worry about the weight of your drapes. This rod will hold up.
909658
I used this to double my closet space and had the rod full. It has held up perfectly and holds more than I expected. I did however try to put lighter items on it to be safe. I might not recommend placing an entire rack of winter coats on it.
2171214
It is quite sturdy. I own 2 of these. Most of your close hang on the actual closet Rod itself. Only the lower rod on the closet rod organizer can hold many pairs of pant or skirts. I currently have 26 pairs of pants hanging from this rod. I would definitely recommend and if I needed more of these, I wouldn't hesitate to purchase more.
89168
no, I think you need a vertical surface because when it opens the rod would need to be horizontal to hang things...Handy in the laundry room though. I now always hang up my clothes as they come out of the dryer...If you want decor, they have ones that you can put photos in.
469035
Although the rod is one piece, you will not be able to slide a hanger all the way from wAll to wall. Hope this helps. It's a really good product though. I'm happy with it.
1384839
No need for screws. It is a tension rod..mine hasn't fallen down yet. Not to mention I've also hung wet laundry from it, and it hasn't collapsed on me once from any extra weight..