Does the cascading hook get in the way/take up space if you choose to use just as a regular hanger and hang items side-by-side?
1452821
You can definitely use them like regular hangers. They kind of interlock if you push them together enough. They come all lined up and pushed together. They take up no more room than the thick plastic hanger IF you include cascading hook. It sticks out a little, but not much at all. The hangers themselves are very slim.
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.
1452823
No it does not get in the way as it does not stick out any further then most of what is hung on the hanger.
1632551
I have had no problem having enough room on the hook for the hangar to slip on it. Some real thick plastic hangars don't work the best but still works. These metal wonder hangars are very strong. I've been able to hang all my jeans or other heavy clothing with no problems. I'd had the plastic wonder hangers and they were crappy. They didn't take hardly any weight without bending, braking and falling right on the floor. Hope this helps!
1551963
I used the Hanger Mates with the cheap plastic hangers I had. If you have a choice between the very low end plastic hanger and one a little thicker, go with the latter. The combination has been a great solution for my pants.
1330880
The product is designed for installation via bolt through the piece you are affixing the hanger to. If you don't have access to the top of the piece you are attaching to, you cannot install it as intended. It may be possible to get creative with installation, but I would be sure what you're doing is structurally safe before you do anything. Consult a pro.
1972481
It works with regular hangers just fine. I buy the plastic ones..works great.
1725358
that's a great idea, but I haven't seen it offered. I hang clothes on my unit and bought a hanging rod, however there isn't quite enough room to hand two rows of clothes and I really don't use it :( Love the unit though, I purchased two of them. I use pretty wicker baskets for the top shelf, it's very sturdy.
1579325
The hook can unscrew, so you can loosen it to face the opposite way, but be careful. The hangers are cheap and break easily, especially if the hook is tampered with. But to answer your question, yes
59901
I wouldn't use it for more than a couple of hangers. The sides don't expand, so there's not all that much room.
93241
yes! I have multiple coats hung on one hook. I bought two of these and have them hung up parallel to each other, so I have one long coat rack. Definitely worth the cost.
1891358
Offhand, I would say that smaller hangers would not work because the organizer offers a fairly snug fit for the run-of-the-mill standard-size hangers. Perhaps if I knew the length of the hanger bar for the hanger in question, and the height of the apex above the bar, I could give a more definitive answer. Maybe you can hook the smaller hangers along the bottom of the protruding arms, alternating from one arm to the other, but there must be less expensive ways to do this - a shelf bracket. for example..
1508952
clips to hold item can be adjusted from 3 1/3 to 11 1/2 wide . hanger is12 1/2 wide end to end. when clips are in the middle at 3 to 4 inched it is difficult to put hanger on your closet poles
844643
I put hangers with clips that hold smaller items. I wouldn't put a large number of hangers on it depending on the weight of the clothes, but you could easily put them space-wise.
732342
No. It has to do with the balance of the curtain on the rod. One curtain on each side. You could try it, but I don't think you will be pleased. One side of the hook is already longer. I guess you could use the longer side to the back side to maintain the balance on the rod...
240171
Yes. The actual hooks that the pots hang on are "v" shaped and simply sit over the rack's edge. So you can use all of them or less, you can hang pots from either side of the "v" hook, and you can position them wherever you want around the edge.
310290
Hanging is sufficient, however it tends to slide from side to side. Attaching screws will help
93242
yes! I have multiple coats hung on one hook. I bought two of these and have them hung up parallel to each other, so I have one long coat rack.Definitely worth the cost.
501815
There are 6 usable hooks, 3 at mid-height and 3 at the top. The 3 at the top each have a shorter hook too, but I don't think you would use both.