I want this for my bathroom to hang towels and maybe pajamas on it. Would the pointy "branches" damage the fabric?
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I don't find them to be pointy but rather are flattened/smooth on the ends (i.e. not sharp). I don't see this causing any damage to fabrics.
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no. The branches are not sharp at their tips. But I wouldn't purchase this product again. It is not well made. Is very unstable and tips over easily.
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I don't think so unless the fabric is super delicate. You could also lay things over the branch and not off the tip of branches. It's super sturdy. I love it.
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The branch tips are sharp. I love this rack but I tookit out to my shop and ground down the tips with mymakita grinder. That did the trick wonderfully.
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It might. Especially if you plan to hang delicate fabrics. I use it only to hang thicker material like coats
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I would not suggest it. It's for hanging towels and holding folded clothes or towels.
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Hi Crystal...no it is not, but the branch should be a pretty thick one. If that is the case, you should have no issues. You will have to supply your own hanging gear though, as it is designed to sit on a post. Should be easy to do though. Good luck!
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The ends do not come off that I could tell, and I fear if you forced it apart in the middle you would no longer be able to adjust the length, or you would lose your tension, since that is where the spring mechanism is, and since you have to twist it to adjust you might also strip the threads inside ruining the rod. If you have a curtain that the pocket is too small to go over the ends I would suggest stylish curtain hooks or shower rod hooks, or if possible use the larger hem at the bottom of the curtain.
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On the top no. I have towels rolled in it You might be fine on the lower hooks but definately not the top It could be cutting it close though
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Hi, Julia, I used my Hill's clothes line for two seasons (cannot hang them out in the middle of winter where I live) without having to tighten the lines. I put towels on it without any problem. I will tell you honestly, I like this clothes line VERY much!
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Yeah, I would think so. I bought mine for hats and the pegs were too close together but I could see it working quite well for towels.
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I purchased this item for my remodeled bathroom.. I do not recommend using this item to hand wet laundry. I have used it to hand one (1) bath towel and would not recommend more..
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I do not think it was made for that, it won't make through a wash but maube for a dolls clothes. I used it to hang picture frames (cardboard) on a wall and they work very well.
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My garden stool does not have any damage at all. I use it as a decorative piece in our formal living room, so it is not really actually used on a day to day basis.
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Hi. I agree w/Mary C: it is plastic and your thin towel rack should be able to hold it. Good luck! I really like the scrap trap. I use it every single day.
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absolutely. the spring system is well designed to allow for a really good, sturdy fit. we regularly hang two or three towels on ours and it's no problem at all.
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It depends how large our bathroom is. I would suspect that the moisture from the bathroom would adversely affect the wood eventually.
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No it's tissue paper the wind would ruin it. Maybe if u only wanted it for one night for a party or something. I hung them from the ceiling in my daughters room
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I also have microsuede furniture and it did not damage the furniture upon removal. My fabric is on the darker side and while I doubt that it would hurt any color I would always recommend testing on a bottom, back corner before putting in more obvious places.
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No it would not be sturdy enough to hold towels that are used and anything placed on the shelf that has weight. I love mine.
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The hook itself is very strong; I use one for a large beach towel and the other for two heavy terry robes. I think the issue is what surface you'll attach the hook, it would be fine if the backing it very sturdy.