Does the part that fits over the closet bar have Velcro or do you just slide it on? I have a wire bar so I don't know if it would work.
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Yes, the section that you use to hang is essentially two strips of fabric with very good velcro on it. Mine is hanging on a wire bar in my daughter's closet with zero issues.
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It fits over the rod and over the whole hanger also. The plastic velcros over the rod so you don't need to remove the rod to install. Then it has little plastic rings that help stand the plastic up over the rod.
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Hey, tikmol! I would use Velcro since it makes the job much easier. Also, the door bell comes with screws but didn't have any holes to put them through on the bell. Confusing, but Velcro works so well that I didn't really care.
1942166
This clamps onto your closet rod and it takes up 26". I hope this helps. I love them. I have two!
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The pole is craddled by a plastic U-shaped piece. The U piece is a little narrower at the top so the closet rod will click into place. There is no means to screw the closet rod or otherwise permanently attach it.
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It goes over the door - similar to other types of hangers for clothing, etc. Does not require any holes drilled or screws. Of course if you have a real ''skinny'' or oversized door it might not fit. Cannot recall if description gives the dimension of the rack that hangs over the door. This was a gift so I do not have here to check for you. Hope this helps!!
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Arrives in 3 pieces. The "hangers" slide onto each side of the bottom rod and then hook onto your closet pole. I used in with a wire closet system (no single closet pole) and it worked out fine.
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It does not. It works with the existing rod that is usually in closets. It works with the thick rod as well as the wire closet racks.
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I didnt use my closetmax over the door. I put hooks on my wall and used it on the wall. I don't think the door hooks will fit a door 1 3/4 inches thick. The hooks were 1 1/2 inches wide.
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I'm not at a point where I can look at mine right now, but if I recall correctly there is a wire frame structure that you put in the top-most cubie, and you thread the hooks through holes in the fabric. I seem to remember that the hooks swivel, but I can't say so for sure. With them hooking on my closet bar there's no need for them to swivel, so the only time that would have been noticable to me would have been when I initially threaded the hooks through the fabric.
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Hi Vinessa, I put my netting on the inside of the corner pieces and it was a little loose, but I'm looking at the factory picture and it looks like they put in on the outside. Maybe I put mine on wrong?!? No idea about the bar.
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I had the same problem. You have to wedge the hanger over and through the bottom wires. The hook goes over the first bar and under the second. It took me a while to figure out. If you zoom in close on the picture, you can kind of see.
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There is a flexible adjuster. Slides directly on to the shelf. I have had and used these for years in my closet to divide jeans, sweaters, etc. It will adjust but not more than an inch max
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There have been no responses to your post, but did you ever find an answer to this question? I have the same problem with large moulding above my doors. I purchased a Gold's Gym version of the bar and it would not fit!
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The unit is attached to the door by the over-the-door brackets. The weight of the shoes keeps it against the door. The velcro is just to provide lateral stability and prevent slapping during opening and closing of the door. The velcro does not actually support the rack in the least.
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I wouldn't know. I didn't have the need to use any Velcro. Mine hasn't moved around at all. I love mine - it's sturdier than others I've seen on the market.
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It will fit over 1 inch at best. I have mine slid over a wire shelving on a rack.