What is the gauge/thickness of the metal hooks? I need to know if they will fit in the very tight tolerances in my doorway while closed.
1460584
Hi Kevin, The metal on the hooks is flat, and my door fit is the same as your door. The hooks work for me. Thickness is maybe 1/10 of an inch?
1460585
I don't know the exact thickness but if your doorway is tight, your door likely won't close completely. The hooks are pretty thick.
1460586
I stood up from my chair, found a measuring tape, and took TIME out of my busy day to check this for you. It's exactly 1/16th of an inch in thickness. aka it was too big for my doorway, so i use it on my folding closet instead.Hope this helped. ;)
1460587
It's about 1/16", possibly a share over but I measured twice and the thickness is pretty small.
1460588
I put this in my hall closet and it does not drag the top, it is very thin but strong.
761225
1 & 3/8 inch thickness is my door the hook is on and it is a little loose. This hook is metal and very strong. I have clothes hanging on it and it does not move.
1311642
Anas, I apologize but I don't have specific dimensions. The hooks are not that big and don't interfere with anything.
838097
My door is also 1 3/4" thick. The instructions have no commentary as to how anything goes together, at least mine didn't, however after going over the parts at length, I realized they included (2) sets of (4) bolts that go through the door. One group was for thinner doors and the other (4) was for a door such as mine (1 3/4"). I would imagine 1 3/4" is about the max...Hope that helps...sorry for the delay,computer was down. Merry Christmas!
894441
The hooks are two inches wide (they could fit over something two inches thick) so it would certainly fit over your half-inch door but I suspect with the amount of slack between the hooks and the door the thing would be flapping all over the place every time you opened or closed the door. So, yes, it could work on your door but probably not to your satisfaction.
977147
No. The bendy metal hooks that go over the door are designed for 1 1/4 inch thick doors or thinner. That said, the hooks hook into eyelet holes at the top of the fabric, so you could probably get different hooks and insert them instead. Or re-bend these ones--they're thin, and probably easily bent up.
2127356
Together they are about 1" in width. I have 13 screw holes in my door, but if your door is taller/shorter than my standard door you will have more/less.
569553
Sorry, but I do not remember their exact length. They were less than 1". They come with drywall anchors. Not sure how safe or secure the unit will serve on a moving cabinet door. Also, make sure you have a solid wood door cabinet. Otherwise it might not hold.
367995
Rods are 10" long. 1" self thickness will keep them fairly snug. I found the rods a little long for my floor safe, so they are angled a bit so I can close the door. Overall not a bad purchase. Easy to use and keeps my hand guns accessible. Hopes this helps.
661221
Here is a diagram of hook sizes. Hope this helps.http://www.pcsoutdoors.com/images/hook_size.png
1651560
Confirming other response of 3/4". Due to the bent over lip, mine actually measures a bit over 5/8". The standard 1/4" hooks fit just fine.
931312
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.
2228217
my door is about that width and it's not a sung fit, but the back of the hooks just lean on the door and it's not a problem. works great for me.
1402836
Looks like it's 7/8 inch - my cabinet door is also 3/4 inch, and there's a little room to spare around the hooks.
1095546
My door is 1 1/2 inches thick and it fits perfectly, I think yours might be too thick, looking at the brackets does not look like they can be stretched out to fit, unless you just find different ones for it???? Hoped this helped.
1447748
It's been almost a year since I mounted them but I believe they were around 1 1/4". I was able to put one hanger into a stud, the other one I had to use anchors. Where the screws go is an open "U" so you could use other brass screws if you wanted to.
1820914
Hi Susana, The hooks are "flat" style, not round tubular. Given that, I still think that unless you have a gap of about 1/8" at the top of the door, the door would not close completely with this hung from the back. In part it will depend on how your doorframes are trimmed out.