This sounds like a wonderful idea. I can't quite picture installation. Does it get fastened to the wall? If so, how does the rod pull out to use?
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Mine is fastened to the underside of a shelf in my closet. The rod is telescoping so when not in use, you just push it in. When you need to use it, just pull it out. Good luck!
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the base is secured to the wall with two screws. then the cover is placed over the case and secured with two set screws. the rod simply pulls out, or pushed in, very easily. wonderful clothes closet addition.
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It's a great tool! It has to be flush with a protruding wall so when you pull the rod you can hang things. I have it in a walk in closet and hang clothes that need to be ironed or from the cleaners before putting them away. It keeps my closet neat! I love it!
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I installed it inside a tall utility closet in our laundry room. It extends out of the closet, perpendicular to the wall. Use it to hang shirts and stuff when they come out of the dryer. Like the fact that we can collapse it and close the closet after use.
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There are mounting holes on a flat bar which are screwed into the bottom or side of the shelf to which you are mounting the valet rod.The metal frame slides onto this bar and there are two set screws to hold the frame to the bar (think towel bar or toilet paper holder mounts). The valet rod pulls out from the front for easy access. Hope this helps.
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The rod is installed on the bottom of a shelf next to my closet. I imagine it can also be hung inside a closet and pulled out for use. I do not know if it can be hung on a wall. It is great to have. There are many uses for this rod, hanging clothes you are taking on a trip, clothes for the next day etc.
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It attaches to the rings or hooks on your shower curtain so you wont have to remove the rod. It will take about a minute to install. It's really easy. I love this thing.
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You can install it with the rod, or without the rod. The rod length is fixed; it's short.
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No. It works fine hanging from a tension rod. That's where mine hangs and I've had no problem with it. It's great!Marilyn Seaquist
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With a little creativity, yes. Install electrical box, etc. But, it seems a little flimsy to fix permanently to a wall. Ypu might want something more substancial.
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It is not meant to mount to a wall. You would have to get creative. Like use an industrial Velcro or other material.
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Yes, bolt it to the studs and it should be great...........anchors in the wallboard itself will NOT work!
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The rod screws into the mount and there isn't any movement built into the mount. You would have to put a little wedge between the mount and the ceiling.
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i am not a professional installer.. what i would do is cut a small slit on the back side of the curtain and buy a corner support which is like a hook with along body that screws into the wall...then slip the hook into the fabric pocket under the rod and that should do it. hope that helps
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It is truly a tension rod yes. You are able to screw a pice to tighten it. We just had all marble put in and I didn't want screw anything in. Make sure the little pads are on the ends so wall is protected. It works great sturdy
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It would work....not recommended. BUT... I have one that is not secured to the wall and it is holding up just fine. If you plan to put a lot of heavy or fragile items on the shelves then I would not recommend using it without attaching to the wall. Hope this helps.
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Yes, it came with a rod that can be screwed to a wall behind it. If there is no wall behind, there would be no way of supporting it. My house is stucco so I opted not to use the rod.
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I haven't actually installed it yet, but the rods are on ropes and they appear as designed, to be long enough to drop that far. But, you could also just get longer ropes. I saw the system installed in a home in Scotland and it was wonderful.
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I would recommend using a mason drill bit and mason screws to install this on a cement wall. When you put your rods in and you have to give a little bit of a pull when you take your rods of the rack, so I don't think glue will last long or really work out well IMO.
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Although the rod is one piece, you will not be able to slide a hanger all the way from wAll to wall. Hope this helps. It's a really good product though. I'm happy with it.
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Yes. You twist the rod until it is about an inch longer than the space in which you want to hang it, lock it, then compress it and slide it into place. That inch of added tension seems to hold it place very well.
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I think you could make that work. there is no physical obstacle, it would be aesthetic preferences, not sure how it would look to have a vessel mounted against a wall.