Has anyone used this to reinforce purse bottoms?
1167170
I haven't, but i do sew and I think that it would do a pretty good job of reinforcing the bottom of a medium/small purse, so long as you didn't plan to put anything too heavy in it. I'd be afraid that it would bend if you put something heavier than a waterbottle in there.
239626
I have not used it as that but I find that it would help a lot as a diaper bag it looks small when u get it but I can promise u that the straps stretch out a lot
272885
It has been very sturdy for us. Purses, coats, keys etc are thrown under there frequently. We have enjoyed this purchase and has been a great product and value.
1511714
I have not. Not sure what the total sheer weight the bag can hold. Top rack it with cooler to be safe.
1231807
I used it with regular diapers and it held 2 regular sized bags (over 40 total) of newborn diapers. I was not impressed with the structural integrity and found it to be very flimsy. I did not keep the item.
49872
I used it with the outside strips. They stuck to textured siding and rough concrete without problems. I used the indoor strips with large hooks on a really textured wall to hold up multiple purses. They have been hanging for at least 3 years and I have taken purses on and off many times without adhesive failure so I think they will be fine. I would be very careful when removing and exactly follow the instructions! If you get in a hurry......
100618
I have a rear rack, and I use it to secure items to the rear rack. It's very very nice. Actually - I have a front rack as well, and I'm thinking about getting another one for the front.
948559
I returned mine after I saw that only the bottom shelf had a semi-sturdy hard surface. The others are just the cloth, papery material. I have a similar one and use it for clothes, maybe 3-4 shirts per shelf, and they all sag. Unless you are using this product for very light clothing or objects, or if you don't mind the sagging/pockets all the shelfs will eventually become, I would not recommend it.
313921
clamps to bars works well for a purse or a few books but not heavy duty. For the price I would buy again
1020073
I haven't seen one but maybe you could devise your own that could hook around the top and bottom bars. They're sturdy.
1873165
Unfortunately, the bottom only secures on with some Velcro patches. It hasn't been a problem for what I am using it for, but maybe a very busy animal might be able to figure that out. The bottom secures over the tabs so they are not visible, and pretty much extends to the edges so it is possible with a bed and toys in there it might be okay. I love everything about this so far, but I also wish the bottom zipped on and off.
2087838
This should work because you wrap the bag around the base of the pile and then wrap the Velcro around it. I filled mine with plastic ziplock bags of sand. You could also lay the other weights on the base for extra stability.
482733
I have not done it, but from the looks of it I don't see what not. One thing to note, you should not use this for heavy items as it will sag in the back. The only support is in front.
2023387
We've put four pairs if jeans on it as well as four of my blouses with no problem. We do hang them so the weight is evenly distributed though. We use the thin huggable hangers instead of wooden or plastic ones as they aren't as heavy and fit nicely in the slots. I also put my damp coat on there to dry and drape socks over the rails. No problems. Just remember to distribute the weight evenly! Hope this helps.
641513
Not sure because it was not useful. My doors were thicker than the hook so it wouldn't even fit over the door. I hung it from a hook, BUT the purse hooks were also not deep enough to hold heavy totes or large bags like book bag or leather bags that have a bit of weight. This over the door hanger proved to be useless.
1760294
I wouldn't recommend it -- as Monica said, the tops are a little curved. If you added non-slip rubber material to each bottom that might help with stability if you have to stack them.
556128
I have not, But I believe it is strong enough to do the job even if it takes two coats. If I had a tan top I would sure give it a try.