Could you use this to hang necklaces? Also, how long are the pegs that are designed to hold the belts? Could more than one necklace fit on a peg?
1498958
Yes, necklaces would work perfectly. I use mine to hang up tops with spaghetti straps. I have about 10 on it. I think you could use any of the pegs for belts, too. I was able to take all of the tops off hangers and make a lot more room on my closet rod.
1498959
Yes, you could use this to hang several necklaces on each peg depending on the size of the necklace. The pegs are about 2 inches overall and are bent slightly up. I use the rack for ties and have 34 ties on it which is a little messy but it works for now. Hope that helped.
1698089
This unit has a lot of capacity. On the rod itself I fit nearly 60 slimline hangers with men's size dress shirts.That's about the length it has from the hanging article of clothing to the top of the bottom shelf. In answer to your question, it can hold dresses that are equivalent to the length of a tall man's dress shirt. It's worth buying. It served my purpose better than I expected. I hope this helped.
2118998
I actually use mine to hang scarves and belts so I can't tell you exactly. I would say it depends on if you prefer one tie per hook or stack 2-6 on each. It holds 12 if you like them to hang alone.
959772
It can hold a large necklace display nicely, I used it for displaying jewelry.....
2194142
I have hung 5 puppets, which are larger than medals. I think that you could hang one metal ribbon on each peg (7) and another by hanging the ribbon in between the pegs (6), making a 2-level display without overlapping for a total of 13 medals. I hope this is helpful.
1501000
I personally would not use these to hang a flower box, as I don't think it would be sturdy enough. I would mount a shelf to set the flower box on.
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."
2010299
Better to just buy the appropriate size strings, which don't cost any more than these. You probably could use them, but you'll need to cut a fair bit off the end of each string to have an appropriate amount to wind around the pegs, and you'll probably lose the entire wrapping.
1988764
It should hold belts no problem, but I bought the sliding belt hanger as well which is designed for belts with hooks for the buckle spaced appropriately. Tie hanger 'hook' would be hard to hang belt buckles on. No idea about weight capacity, I would thin lo the manufacturer has test data.
253087
Yes, it has necklace hooks. I am not able to tell you how many because I bought the armoire as a gift. But my friend is very satisfied with it. She says that it is very useful for keeping her necklaces in place.
1635604
They are too small for a plastic hanger, though a wire hanger would fit. It will only hold 1/2 lb so that may limit what you could hang on it.
1988765
Hi Susan. Yes, it is sturdy enough to use for belts. I don't know the exact weight capacity, but it is substantial. Not flimsy at all. I do think that the peg design is specifically for ties however. But I suppose belts could be draped the same way as ties... I hope that helps
967283
I don't think it will work. The hanging bar is about three inches and it has two hooks on the back side. Ifthe rod isn't out far enough there would be a space problem .ii can se other problems might arise with stability.
989862
The pegs are about 1 3/4-inch long. They are about 1/4-inch diameter and topped with an almost 1-inch diameter cap. We use ours as a towel hanger in our spa room and it works very nicely. Can be filled with towels with no problem.
337704
The total width, from memory is about 2". The actual hanging part 1". Suitable for for large pieces if two are used on the top and one on bottom in center. Ensure all ridges are facing upwards.
1294709
Not if you are referring to the upper left side earring section. I do not see a feasible way for you to hang ties. I would also be concerned about hanging ties from the necklace posts because the unit is not deep enough for a traditional width tie. I would worry about the tie twisting. Hope this helps.
308099
The sides accommodate necklaces. Both sides of the piece open to allow hanging of necklaces