I wanted to know if anyone could tell me if I could hang clothes on hangers on the front edge of these shelfs? Thanks
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.
768312
Assuming you have enough clearance below the shelf and you install it correctly, you should be able to hang all the clothes you want from it. It is an industrial strength shelf.
1555024
Actually yes you can. If you had a lot of weight on the hangers I think it would wear on the holder over time but a few empty hangers or really light items would probably still work.
941243
Hello, thank you for your question. We suppose you could make altercations in order to hang this product. However, please take into consideration the intended use of this item. We can not advise or be certain of the outcome on any adjustments made.
290906
If you add another shelf there might not be enough room for longer clothes. I like it just the way it is just enough space.
186186
They slant and are covered with fabric on the back. It is firm toward the top on the back so I guess one might try to screw a hanger in there but I would be worried about damaging something. The only way I can them practically being wall mounted is to put them on a tiny shelves the size of the bases.
1719927
Yes you can. They stay there with no problems. I love being able to hang them.
1714276
Yes to both questions. I found the entire piece to be quite sturdy and we have the shelves full with no problem. The bar would have no problem holding hangers with shirts and pants.
331264
Yes you could but the shelves wouldn't be spaced evenly. They make a three shelf version of this if that helps.
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.
965752
I do not hang anything wet on this shelf, but I do have other wooden towel bars that I do hang wet cloths on and well as lingerie that I have washed, and it does not appear to damage them at all. I would however, hang the cloths closer to the middle of the rod because the sides are particle board. I don't think your cloths are going to stay wet on the rod; they are going to dry. But, be sure to wring them out real good.
1891949
Yes, I would think you can, but my shelves aren't far enough apart to do that but the tops and bottoms are flat
601331
Yes you can, it's very sturdy, I have put all sorts of things on top, mostly decor for my daughters nursery, but it's like another shelf really!
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.
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There was a grooved hanger in the center of each section for it to hang vertically. But since the piece is stretched on a wooden frame, it should be fairly simple to install your own hangars on the horizontal side if you're good at that sort of thing.
294973
No these are hooks to hang items on the sides of the shelving. Not sure where a garment rod would go.
800694
My husband does our ironing... I know. He said you could hang a hanger there, but that's not what the rack is for. We don't know what it's for. �
479119
Yes you can add hooks from the sides of all the shelves. This is what I did, as there isn't room for my longer pans to hand from the back. Pots fit and my pans I hang from the side with hooks.