Can you leave the hangers in the holes, when the holder is in the folded position?
1555024
Actually yes you can. If you had a lot of weight on the hangers I think it would wear on the holder over time but a few empty hangers or really light items would probably still work.
1555025
Yes. There are loops and even when it is folded and raised upright, hangers will stay in.
1555026
Yes, you can leave the hangers in the holes. The hangers will lie pretty flat against the wall.
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.
1555028
Short answer is yes. Mine is attached to a paneled wall. If it's attached to dry wall or something like that it may not hold the weight and come out of the wall. You can have clothes hanging on the hangers provided the unit is attached to a strong wall.
923716
They aren't really "holes" but spaces. I an put 2 to 3 hangers in one space. You can fit plenty of hangers on each branch or arm and its sturdy. I love it and use it often.
373090
Yes I have it on some ape hangers it can be positioned and locked. Into place any way you like
1658922
Attach on a full hanger on the bottom that you would normally fold your pants over
1037681
No, actually they remain intact...I hadn't even thought about it until you asked. I find the regular size holes often get a little bent, but I didn't find that with these.
435458
Shouldn't be a problem when folded. It's not very heavy and I have mine hanging from a similar type hook.
1693673
Yes and no. A simple yes is misleading, because if you do, as WFS mentioned, the brackets pivot, and when the holder is verutcal, the brackets move around. So while you can, it is somewhat unstable.
2020891
No - it does not fold up. I really like it, much better than those with the holes in it to put the hangers through.
632198
Yes, if you are neatly folding them. I'm storing kitchen towels, etc. in mine. Works well as I have a handle to pull it out from the back of the bottom shelf kitchen cabinet.
2033221
Yes they can but it requires that you actually fold them back up. It's not hard since the creases are already there and a pair of "sorta" old fashion clip clothespins are included. We did it for a few days but it's kind of a hassel.
392014
If you install the clips they can hold the removable top bar if/when you collapse the rack to store it or move it w/out hanging clothing. I did not install them.
891578
Are you serious? Why don't you try it yourself and see if it is possible. There is nothing for the hanger to grip and there isn't enough room to "jimmy" it out of the hole if it could grip. All you would end up doing is bending the hanger. The stop is heavy and protrudes multiple inches into the hole. The hanger (even if it could grip the bar AND had the room to "jimmy" it up) is too weak and would bend.
521393
yes, you would hang the stuff where you want it, and then probably fold them over after. that would be the easiest method. however, you probably hang while it's folded too, if that makes sense.
257026
Yes. But it would be hard if it's mounted correctly. Suggested mounting is shoulder width apart for the hangers. Tough to lay down that way.
1452822
No because where the hook hangs out there a hole right above it so if two hangers were close enough the hook fits into the hole on the other hanger. Unless you put the hanger in the other direction so the hooks are facing each, it doesn't take up any extra space.
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!
2099265
yes you can, I use plastic hangers and there is about 4 inches between the 2 hangers. I hope this will help. I use mine in the laundry room and use it all the time.