It appears that the hangers rest on each other when stacked rather than hook or clip into each other- how secure is this? Do you have any trouble with them falling off their perch?
188089
There is a hook that the curved top of the hanger hooks into. It does not come undone often. I actually love these hangers and have found them very sturdy.
188090
I usually hang them separate except when transporting laundry from the basement to the upstairs closet. The weight of the clothes help them stay together.
188091
Put the second hanger into the hole of the hook hanging down, not just across the hook.Also, if closet is packed full, the hangers get caught sometimes.Hope this helps!
188092
I got these for my daughter, who is away at college, but I am pretty certain the hangers hook thru the loops shown.
188093
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188094
That pic is very misleading. They should really change it. The hangers are actually completely separate. There is no perch. They're just 3 separate hangers. Hope this helps. :)
2194824
They are fastened using screws. It is a very solid cost hanger and the hooks don't move even when heavily loaded. I'm really happy with it.
335987
we have these and have no problem with them stacked on each other. We have 4 of them and have them stacked by 2's. We do have it secured to the wall and it has pegs with it so you can stack
1293227
Great idea! They don't weigh very much... I just used a hook that twisted into the drywall... I think it said it was good for hanging things up to 10lbs so there was no issue whatsoever.
42002
No problem unless your feathered friend decides to - stand or hang off either end of the perch- climb up and hang on the toy hanger- climb down to perch on the edge of the tray. I don't think any of these places would be very comfortable for a Macaw, but, like cats, they are 'UNPREDICTABLE'!
1433267
Yes, I use a hook. I also duct taped around the areas on the perches that looked like a bird could be caught. Love the feeder...so do the birds!
1407440
My perch actually fell off b/c the velcro came unstuck from the windowsill ledge. It did not adhere as tightly as I thought it would - and it didn't damage the paint on the windowsill either when it came off. I re-stuck it but then I put 2 screws in the front of the perch and 2 in the windowsill and wound picture wire around to screws to affix it and ensure it couldn't fall again. (I keep the window up and the storm window down.) So, I don't know the answer but I would not count on it re-adhering to the new windowsill very tightly. I'd use another method to ensure it won't fall.
534149
They are not an completely secure fit. It takes little effort to pull then apart. I bent mine trying to make then more secure. That being said, they have not pulled apart on their own.
1299550
We use them to hang 7.5 lb pictures, one on each end and have no problems. Hope that helps! :)
2195309
When I received mine they were stacked so tight I had to have our neighbor next door pry them apart. He is a strong 30ish young man and he even had a time with them. I put a small towel or dish cloth between them and stack them off center to store them. So to answer your question they do not nest well. Put a cloth of some kind between them.
1002535
I have two sets of them stacked in my closet. They work fine, though using just the dowels wont be sufficient unless you plan on using the wall to stabilize them as I did.
432358
I guess technically they are "hooks" that can be moved up or down, but they do keep secured in place due to the "clamp" that attaches to the hat! I just bought another one due to the hats I recently bought, but had mine attached to my closet door for over 5 years and never once has a hat fell off. Very good product
419417
There are holes punched in each end and you slip them on the hanger as shown using the holes. They would not work on a triangle type hanger that you described only with hangers as shown or the kind with 'cutouts' like you would hang a top with spaghetti straps on. I love them. My tops stay put.
499673
The manufacturer's website states "[p]ound ratings are not cumulative (meaning that two hangers will not hold double the weight, two hangers will still only hold up to 50lbs)." Proceed with caution.
213270
I haven't had this problem but wiht the wire mesh, you could run a wire around the mesh and to the hanger on each side. I think that would keep a crafty squirrel out!
1978701
They can be stacked in a tidy fashion, and their weight adds some stability, howver they do not actually 'click' together, so there is nothing to prevent them from sliding apart if pushed. I hope this helps.
1251647
That is what I did. But I ended up having to super glue the dividers, they kept sliding out of the slots. It's fine now, but I wondered if hanging it might have prevented that issue, but I didn't have a place for it.