Could you hang this on a closet rod instead of over a door? My door is folding so isn't going to work very well.
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It seems as though you could with the following suggestions: 1. it should be a very strong material for the rod, like a thick cylinder of metal of some kind. 2. You would need different way to secure the shoe container to the rod, not the metal clips that come with it. 3. There are shoe containers that are made to be hung on a closet rod. They have loops in the top of the container.
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I don't think it would work very well hung on your closet rod. Try this instead, I have both and I love the one I can hang on my closet rod. DAZZ Smart Carousel Organizer Shoe/Sweater/Bag Patented Sold by: Amazon.com LLC Sorry I thought that was going to come out as a link and I just noticed it is the same brand as the over the door organizer. The carousel has many more options for use and I really like both of them. I just think that the carousel is what will work better for you than the over the door organizer. You could attach it to your closet wall, but then your clothes would block it or you would have to keep that area clear in order to access it. Good luck whichever way you decide to go. I don't think it would work very well hung on your closet rod. Try this instead, I have both and I love the one I can hang on my closet rod. DAZZ Smart Carousel Organizer Shoe/Sweater/Bag Patented Sold by: Amazon.com LLC Sorry I thought that was going to come out as a link and I just noticed it is the same brand as the over the door organizer. The carousel has many more options for use and I really like both of them. I just think that the carousel is what will work better for you than the over the door organizer. You could attach it to your closet wall, but then your clothes would block it... » Read More I don't think it would work very well hung on your closet rod. Try this instead, I have both and I love the one I can hang on my closet rod. DAZZ Smart Carousel Organizer Shoe/Sweater/Bag Patented Sold by: Amazon.com LLC Sorry I thought that was going to come out as a link and I just noticed it is the same brand as the over the door organizer. The carousel has many more options for use and I really like both of them. I just think that the carousel is what will work better for you than the over the door organizer. You could attach it to your closet wall, but then your clothes would block it or you would have to keep that area clear in order to access it. Good luck whichever way you decide to go. « Show Less
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I suppose you might be able to but my guess is you might not want to given the free hanging weight of the content you put in there could take the rod down.
767170
In order to maximize the storage it would need to be flat against a door---would not recommend on a closet rod
704021
I would not recommend it! The shelves need to be on a sturdy surface and I believe that the door will not be able to support the weight of this item.
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I think so. The hook part is pretty long, so I think it would accommodate a front door. Our closet door is about the width of our front door, and I don't think there would be a problem there.
350315
Actually YES it can, if the curtain and rod are light enough. I have 3 of these exact hooks holding up a curtain for my patio door. The curtain itself is a very lightweight curtain from IKEA and the rod is a very thin cafe rod. Have had them up for over a year now and they haven't fallen down once.I would not go with anything heavier, though. I tried the same thing with room darkening curtains in the bedroom and they fell down within a day.
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No. The bendy metal hooks that go over the door are designed for 1 1/4 inch thick doors or thinner. That said, the hooks hook into eyelet holes at the top of the fabric, so you could probably get different hooks and insert them instead. Or re-bend these ones--they're thin, and probably easily bent up.
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A U-shaped plastic piece slips over the top of most doors, in our case it works perfectly on a closet door. We are in a tract home with standard 1.5" thick doors.
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Hi, I would not recommend this for a shelf if you don't have some sort of vertical support under the shelf. The vertical support would keep the shelf from hanging forward and down a bit. I've used this hanger for a cabinet since it is more vertical than horizontal.
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If it is installed as directed, the piece for holding the clothes hangers folds down to a 90 degree angle as shown in the photo. Your thought about attaching it upside down wouldn't work because there is nothing there to support it and it would simply fall flat against the wall. I just checked mine to be certain. I will add that there are 12 spaces in the arm for hanging things.
1908451
Only if you buy an adjustable closet rod at the home depot. I did it and it works for me. Best of luck.
565321
since it comes folded, it will take some doing to get it to keep the "upright" position but other than that I think it could work. I wanted to hang mine but the "hooks" are flimsy and not much use. Have a good day!
350317
No, I wouldn't put a curtain rod on it. The shape will not hold it in place properly.
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don't quite understand your question...I have it hung on the inside of my pantry door...screwed into the door...though a person can use the hangers to just hang it....I wanted it firm against the door and not flopping...you could use it on either side of the door ...your choice.
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I think it has enough bars to make that a possibility. I have mine over the door. But I think if you attach a metal piece sideways on the back part it's a possibility. It just takes a little creativity
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I don't think so. This hanging hook was awful in that the hooks to hang it over my door were already bent to start out with. It wouldn't fit on any door with that kind of bent hook. It also broke in a few days. Would recommend another.
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Yes, but you would not be able to close the door. This is not designed to be a traditional "over the door" hanger, so the part that goes over the door is not flat.
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I intended to anchor it securely enough for incidental grabs with larger screws than provided- into studs. I think it would have been strong enough, but I would not want to routinely put much weight on it. You can set the space between the support brackets wherever you like, which should help with bending of the rod. It is not a solid rod and is maybe 3/8" diam.
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Don't know if it would work for a curtain rod, but it has a smooth finish & cost hangers slide over it easily. You may need to smooth the ends of the plastic where you cut it so it doesn't poke or rip your material.