If this were hung on a clothesline that is hung on the wall by two command hooks, would the tablecloth be too heavy? I need it to divide a dorm room.
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You would need strong clothespins...but you wouldn't be able to see through it...they're very dense.
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It is fairly light weight and is stable without anything on it but I would doubt that it would work for displaying clothes o it---they would have to be balanced on both sides of the room divider and even then it might not be all that stable
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I am not allowed to hang things from ceiling in the facility where I teach, so did not address that issue when I got them, and they are locked up at the facility. I won't be back there until next week. My gut feeling is no. I think it is too heavy. Rather, you could put it on top of a big ladder, or a high shelve, etc. I love the fact that if the music is loud enough you can set it to sync with the beat of the music and the lights pulse the beat! Totally cool dude :) Hope this helps..if not let me know.
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I think so. I used 2 of them to hold a baby comforter on the wall..it's still hanging there more than a year later and it's probably heavier than netting
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I have only hung dish towels on mine. It is sturdy but heavy weight would bend the arms. It could hold a pound maybe. Just guessing.
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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.
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I think the weight would be too much for the arms and the pole. Works great for hanging clothes on hangers from the dryer and lighter weight applications.
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I don't think that would work, unless you used something really strong, like duct tape. There's enough weight to this table cloth that regular tape wouldn't hold it.
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I am not sure about 6 pounds; however I have a very large dining room table and they hold the tablecloths for sure. You might try hanging two of them together, maybe even facing opposite directions to share the weight of a sleeping bag. I do like these hangers a lot.
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I think ti depends on how it's installed ............ you can put more weight on it if you drill the screws into wall studs vs just the wall. Having said that, I have mine installed/screwed into the wall stud and I hang heavy wet clothes on it to drip dry; I load it up and I've had no problems.
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It may be a bit large for that. Also, the beautiful woodwork and wrought iron scrolls would make it somewhat top heavy. I hung this on the end of my kitchen island and it centered in that space if that gives you some perspective on the size.
760358
No. It would tip over. Intended just to be Pitt under a mattress and used as a bedside table in lofts or upper bunks where there is no floor. Great for dorm room!
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It would definitely hang and probably wouldn't look right since its cornered out for a six foot table! one corner is Velcro FYI! over all its a good quality linen i have several and it is also easy to wash and wont loose its color.
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I think it would hang poorly. It is a very nicely fitted tablecloth and would need to be ordered for exact size table. If ordering a larger size you would have to take seams out and resew skirting back on to fit.
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This might get heavy when doing a room, depending on how large the room is. I have only done furniture with it and on larger pieces it had gotten heavy.
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The manufacturer does not specify how much weight it can hold. Installed correctly each line can be utilized. You should assume lighter weighted linens are best.
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I think it would hang too high up from the dining table. I put it in my walk in closet where I have a chest of drawers. I like it shining on top of all my perfumes. But for the dining table, you might want to have something hanging a bit lower.