Can this be mounted to the side of closet organizer dividing wall? I'd like to mount on outside of wall with clothes on inner side to left.
652600
Yes. I have mine mounted this way. As long as your divider is 3/4 inches thick or so.
652601
I mounted mine on the outside. It's not as easy because you need to drill your own holes but it can be done. These are meant to be installed on the inside because it installs Into the holes that are pre drilled for the shelve pegs. In short, yes, it can be done. I also installed the rev a self tie rack on the outside as well.
652602
Yes, although if you have no existing pilot holes, you'll have to drill them.
1623877
Not if you put a command hook in closet,on wall or back of door... and it confines laundry to one area.
1737099
This organizer is almost to the floor when hanging from the top rack. So it will stick out in front of that second rack. I tried it for a few weeks in one closet, but the door kept bursting open and it didn't look as nice and neat. So we moved it to a closet with one rack and it's awesome! Lots of space for larger kids clothes, not just fiddlers.
348190
Yes it will work great. I have two in my closet, one at an angle and one straight. I put clothes and towels on it.
1453587
You could conceivably mount this along a wall by adjusting the chains but it would still move from side to side. But there is a similarly styled one designed for wall mounting with a shelf bracket.
2202146
Yes- you may need to turn it lengthwise- but the dividers and inside both have Velcro so you can be creative on your configuration.
311615
There are two independant shelves that mount on a common U shaped bracket. The shelves can be mounted separately, but you would have to provide a way to mount them. You would need to provide a bracket or modify the U bracket to mount them separately. In fact I did this to an older set of these that I removed from some cabinets and remounted them in different cabinets. I used just one of the shelves and mounted it on a cut-down U bracket-it worked perfectly.
487339
Yes the shelf can be mounted at ether end of the cabinet. This will allow you to mount it the way you want.
319517
The arrangement pictured only works for an 8-foot closet. But it is a flexible closet system, and there are many ways to arrange it, depending on the size of closet you have, and how much hang space vs shelving you need.
1039332
Yes, the dividers are only attached to one side when it comes. You attach them with pegs and loops to the other side. All you would need to do is not attach them to the other side. You could sew them along the one side so they did not flop around.
375483
It depends on how you set up the rods and shelves. You have 2 clothes hanging rods, one for each side and you have two shelves that you can put one on each side or both on one side, depending how you want it configured. Hope this helps.
2277343
It can be mounted in any orientation. I mounted one on the underside of my laundry shelf, and it works well.
768311
Yes, it is possible. The hangers won't slide like a normal clothes rod would but the hangers would fit in each of the small openings of the shelf. HyLoft makes another version of this shelf (HyLoft 777) that has a rod attachment underneath the shelf. Hope this helps.
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Nothing is designed for that purpose. You might be able to creatively figure out a way to attach something but I don't think it would be substantial, since the walls are not very thick. Also, the depth is at best about 19" and the width of the cheap wire hangers from laundries is 18". Maybe you could find an adhesive that would hold on plastic and attach a hook to hang up a pair of garden clothes, or some such. But it really isn't suited for a spare "closet."
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The mounting holes on the clothesline housing are too far apart to mount directly to a wooden post but a short plank (18" or so) could be attached to the post and the clothesline attached to the plank and it would work just fine. Hope this helps!
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No. if you're only looking to hang a couple of shirts then possibly, but for me... As soon as I hung my clothes the frame would tilt to the right. I had to support it againt the wall so my clothes wouldn't fall. On top of that it was unable to roll
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I attached mine to the side of a 12" deep cabinet (inside a closet). The tie rack extends 2 more inches beyond the cabinet front but does not interfere with clothes since it is on the end of the closet.