Do you think this would work in a closet to hang baseball hats? Or are the clips too close together?
1623465
It would probably work, depending on wide the bar is you are hanging it on, a thin bar would be ok, you may have to take that piece of plastic off that is on the hangar part, I did..
1623466
I tried my husbands baseball hats and yes they hang fine! Actually, thanks for the great idea!!! The hooks all swivel which makes it easy to hang the hats and anything else for that matter. I love them and think you will too! I will have to go back and order more now just for all of his hats!!! :)
1623467
The clips are too close together for baseball caps. The hanger with clips is great for drying things or handing small articlesCarol
321072
The clips are strong but not stronger than a good clothespin. I use mine in an outdoor situation for I hang items that I am selling at different events. No one has had any problems releasing the item that they want to buy or asked me for help. Hope this helps ibn your decision for it is a great little item. I own five now and am going to buy more.
2230319
It might be from hook to hook. I would definitely think it would be. I use it to hang up brooms and lunch bags and stuff on the wall that leads to the basement.
1194706
As a "gun guy" myself, I would say "no". From a configuration perspective, yea, that would work. You'd think that shotguns could stack on one side, waders, Carharts, etc. could hang on the other, and shells and cleaning supplies, gloves, etc. could go in the drawer, right? I know where you're coming from. ...but now. This is a fine piece of el-cheap-o "particle-board-with-wallpaper-that-looks-like-wood" furniture, and it's appropriately cheap. It's fine for hanging some clothes in, especially if they're seldom used, to make up for a lack of closet space. It's flimsy, floppy, unstable thing, though. I would never consider trying to use it as a gun cabinet, though. Guns, gear, and hunting/cold-weather clothes are just too heavy-duty for this. Take your dress shirts out of the closet (we never wear those anyway, right?), put them in here, and use your "real" closet for your hunting stuff. ;-)
1891358
Offhand, I would say that smaller hangers would not work because the organizer offers a fairly snug fit for the run-of-the-mill standard-size hangers. Perhaps if I knew the length of the hanger bar for the hanger in question, and the height of the apex above the bar, I could give a more definitive answer. Maybe you can hook the smaller hangers along the bottom of the protruding arms, alternating from one arm to the other, but there must be less expensive ways to do this - a shelf bracket. for example..
628527
The clips on the side are designed to fit in a can. I don't know what would support it otherwise.
2043319
Have you compared the length of the brooms, etc... with the height of the piece? If it's tall enough to hold them, I think it would be fine. I used it with shelves but I believe it would be sturdy enough to use as a broom closet.
1764762
I don't see why not. I'd just cut right next to one of the clips so it doesn't oddly hang.
2167299
Hi,No, the boots will be too heavy for these small clips. I use these to hang baby clothes after washing, which are much lighter. Hope this helps.
2217744
I don't see why it would not. The clips are similar to what you would find in a retail store to hang ties.
1372533
I dont believe so. you would need extra clips to hold shelves in place. I could only use 3 of the wire squares as shelves with what came in package.
2167301
Hi, No, the boots will be too heavy for these small clips. I use these to hang baby clothes after washing, which are much lighter. Hope this helps.
2221644
My husband says " yes" although the hats will be touching . There is only about 4 inches between the prongs so figure the hats will look stacked and all not easily assessible.
1061761
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."
1753025
For a short visit, as long as there is a space where you can rest this where it won't get bumped or stepped on, it will probably work great. Only holds about two dozen hangers and you need to hang them with a pretty even balance between the three arms.
30395
I'm not sure what you mean by clips. There are hooks to attach these to the top and bottom of a door and each rack has 9 little "arms" to hang hats on. These "arms" are even strong enough to hold an empty backpack.
181234
I am honestly not sure, but I don't think they will be very useful for that purpose. The reason I say this is because I do not know how you will manage to get the clip itself to stay in place. I sewed them unto a track, and clipped the track into my hair.