Would it be possible to hang shirts from hangers on the metal bar?
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The weight might make it (the Valet) fall forward. Additionally, you would need to glue in the bar. It will come out.
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The shirts will hang there, but they will drag the ground and the frame is in the way.
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Hi wcs55. You can hang shirts on the metal bar, but they drag on the floor a bit. It's not high enough for the average man's office shirt to hang without the bottom being on the floor. Hope this helps. By contrast, the hanger option at the top accomodates shirts without a hanger.
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You can hang shirts from the front metal bar, but the shirt tail does rest on ground. I hang them on the back side metal connection to shirt holder
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It can, however you need to hang it between 2 bars instead of one. (Hard to describe, but easy to do) Therefor you have less bars available for hanging stuff. You also will need to put some clothes on the other side wing to balance it out. It works best if you hang the heavy stuff close to the center of the rack. I am a bit disappointed because some of my lower bars have started to break. The only thing I hang on the lower bars are socks and bras and they are not heavy so I don't know why they are breaking. I would like to get a better quality product, but they don't sell better quality racks in the US. Next time I go to Europe, I'm bringing a good quality one home with me. It can, however you need to hang it between 2 bars instead of one. (Hard to describe, but easy to do) Therefor you have less bars available for hanging stuff. You also will need to put some clothes on the other side wing to balance it out. It works best if you hang the heavy stuff close to the center of the rack. I am a bit disappointed because some of my lower bars have started to break. The only thing I hang on the lower bars are socks and bras and they are not heavy so I don't know why they are breaking. I would like to get a better quality product, but they don't sell better quality... » Read More It can, however you need to hang it between 2 bars instead of one. (Hard to describe, but easy to do) Therefor you have less bars available for hanging stuff. You also will need to put some clothes on the other side wing to balance it out. It works best if you hang the heavy stuff close to the center of the rack. I am a bit disappointed because some of my lower bars have started to break. The only thing I hang on the lower bars are socks and bras and they are not heavy so I don't know why they are breaking. I would like to get a better quality product, but they don't sell better quality racks in the US. Next time I go to Europe, I'm bringing a good quality one home with me. « Show Less
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There are a couple of *tiny* little holes at the top of the plastic bracket. You'd need a needle small 's' hook or something like that and a string or chain to hang it from... but sure, it's possible.
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The tower has shelves only. If your handy you probably could somehow put a bar in for hanging clothes. I hope this answered your question.
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Per Classic Store Fixtures... No it is not possible unless you know someone who can cut and weld the top bar and replace the tear drop ends, then would be possible. There are clothing racks other that are 4 ft long you might be interested in. Also be careful who you buy this rack from there are many on amazon advertising the commercial version but do not really sell the true commecial grade version of this Garment Rack thanks Ben Elkins Classic Store Fixtures
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You would have to have some sort of hanger. Loop something through the screw holes to hang from, or find a small bracket to screw the rack to.
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Yes you could. You'll need to get the angle just right so that it sits on the hanger right and is flush to the wall.
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Julian, your question is vague. you could use them in a variety of ways. as long as you don't mind dealing with strong magnets that are very difficult to grip because of their size. I would imagine that if you wanted to sandwich two of them around a given point on a t-shirt you could probably hang your shirt in a steel locker from them. I just don't know what exactly you want to do with them on your shirt.
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Yes to both questions. I found the entire piece to be quite sturdy and we have the shelves full with no problem. The bar would have no problem holding hangers with shirts and pants.
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You could, but you will have to let hanger be a little loose in the base, which shouldn't be a problem. Hope that helps.
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Yes, we do hang some clothes from the shelf. However it doesn't have the bar that you typically hang clothes from. You have to hang the clothes from that lip you can see in the picture. I do believe you can by an attachment for it is easier to hang clothes from it.
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Shirts yes, but my pants have to be folded into quarters. If they hang long they straddle the bar or drag on the bottom shelf. If you didn't want both bars it would work well.
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Not super easily. The back of the stand, isn't flat or predrilled for holes to hang them from. You could attach a couple simple angle brackets and hang them that way.
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Not easily. There is not an easy way to pull it on the hanger. Works just fine for shirts that button down the front.
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Yes, but you would have to run a rod thru the top and then you would need a loop and a hanger
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When each bracket is opened fully there is a bar that keeps the bracket open. That bar can be used to hang clothes as well.
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It comes with some rings that you can put on the bars that are made for hangers. You can also just put the hangers on the rods. The rods are pretty close together, but you should be able to make hangers work.