I wonder if this cean be used in the down position/dont slide it up so that its not so tall for just shirts
1489277
Wish I could answer that, but mine arrived broken and my husband had to gorilla glue it into place. It isn't as sturdy as I was led to believe. Candis Vaughan
1489278
Well, yes, but I do think the shirts would drag on the floor. I personally would not recommend it.
2078833
It should not drop down that easily. It may be defective get with the manufacture about this problem.
205045
Yes but you might want to tack it down so it doesn't move around (if that bothers you). I have it sitting on some boxes in my wardrobe because I haven't got around to putting it on the wall, and it is fine :)
745379
If u you're referring to the heavy duty clothing rack, I would love to return it bz I ordered the double rack & no matter how many times you tighten the bottom rack, it slides down. This rack wasnt expensive but it costed as much or more to have it shipped.
1468290
Using this would probably fold things more tidily than with just one hand however this item is a bit awkward to use - the middle parts that hold the bigger parts together are too loose and don't fold the shirts crisply unless you fuss with them a little. The description on this was that it was adjustable-I would suggest buying one that is a set size. I think that would work better.
1499064
No, I have several and in some instances I have to put stuff under the stand to raise it. You probably will never need to lower it but a tall person will need something to make it higher.
1310511
Clearance wise, probably. BUT, it is just not meant to support weight from the top..
1898235
The top and bottom of the entire unit iare attached to the wall so that should not be a problem. The rod that holds the clothes can be taken out of the sliding slot in the middle where there is a small opening, but it takes effort. The sliding rod moves up and down with ease and does not become detached. I own two units and have not had this problem.
2125484
I would think you could put a longer rubber tee where the rubber cut-off tee they provided goes, I have not done that but it seems like it should work fine. The the they provided allows a regular tee to be put in the center of the short rubber tee provided.
1617804
I have not tried it in that position. Remember it is light weight aluminum and might not be as stable at a high position.
182675
It depends on how long? My longer shirts drape the bottom rod sligjtly. The bottom rod is adjustable though so you could adjust it to fit long tops on the top rod. I have my pants on hangers where they are folded half way on the bottom rod and that works just fine. All in all though this is a very sturdy rack if you put it together correctly. I have many clothes on it and use the top for storage use.
1469608
It does work in the collapsed position but I would never use it in a down spray application because it is design for spraying upward.
35030
No its poorly made and he display tips over as soon as you put heavy items on it. The display pic is about the only amount of clothing I would trust on it to use it sadly its a HUGE waste of money.
999142
I don't think so. The canopy comes of too if you're worried about height restrictions.
1727831
The neck rulers can move up and down. It should go down to where you want them unless you are very short.
1555027
I haven't used it this way as it really doesn't appear to be ideal for this. Hangers may stay put but clothes will not likely hang well. Perhaps a single item that doesn't weigh much would hang alright. The "arm" is pushed up and then rests in a little slot so that it doesn't fall back down. Since it is plastic, it would probably not hold much weight in this position without breaking. When it is in down position, it does hold significant weight as the plastic arm is pretty heavyweight material.
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I think it might be too low for that .It is open in middle , but very low , you might look at mid profile riser.