Will plastic hangers fit through those holes, or do you need to use wire hangers?
1966420
The arms of this clothes "dryer" are formed like a wave. It has several indentations on the upper part to allow any hanger to sit in it without fear of it slipping . I LOVE this product, use it 4-5 times a week and wish I had one of these when my kids were growing up. Would've helped save $ on using a dryer so often.
1966421
That is great question, Kathleen! The holes are approximately 3/8" in diameter. Plastic hangers with metal hooks like those from department stores will fit in the holes as well as wire hangers that are dipped in vinyl. However, "heavy duty" plastic hangers will not. But, the "ridges" and hook on the top of the arms, which are parallel to the floor, will hold the the heavier weight hangers.
1966422
the plastic hangers hang well on the grooves on top of arms. i don't use wire, but I guess they would fit in the holes.
1060123
They do not come with hangers. I recommend Command brand hooks, not the really small ones.
439149
I actually purchased the black rod covers to hide/cover wires. It keeps them together and looks neater than a bubch of loose hanging wires. I have also used the in my closets. The hangers slide back and forth much easier than they do on the existing wooden rod in my closet. Since they are designed for shower curtains, i'm sure they will work out fine.
1314752
No there are no holes for hanging. I was planning on using a small drill bit and creating my own holes.
504699
No it has hole in back to use as hanger. Just put heavy screw in wall an drill thru wall to run wire
1489120
just the plastic cap covering the hole, but at about that height there is a hole in the side where your supposed to put the wire hook thing. It shouldn't cause a problem though.
1994650
There is a hole for hangers. I got some of the cedar hanger discs to put at the top to ward off the bugs, hopefully.
1555025
Yes. There are loops and even when it is folded and raised upright, hangers will stay in.
1839799
I don't imagine they would work well for white plastic hangers. To install these grips, you have to slide both openings onto the end of the hanger and that would probably be very difficult (or impossible) with triangle-shaped hangers. They seem to be best-suited for wooden hangers or the thick, clear plastic hangers like you would find in a clothing store (which is what I have and they work great on those). I think for tubular hangers (i.e., the triangular white plastic ones) you would be better off with something else, like The Container Store's "Garment Grips".
923720
I also use plastic hangers, the diameter of the holes is 1 cm. It is fit of the hanger.
2099264
yes you can. I use plastic hangers and there is about 4 inches between them. sorry it took me so long to respond. got a little behind on emails. hope this helped.
241410
Depending upon the thickness of the hangers - I have the plastic ones on it & it takes about 50
1972481
It works with regular hangers just fine. I buy the plastic ones..works great.
430810
They're made out of the same plastic as regular plastic hangers. I haven't had any issues with them.
1555026
Yes, you can leave the hangers in the holes. The hangers will lie pretty flat against the wall.
678963
It wouldn't be elegant but one 'could' string a cable through the holes. They are big enough to take a 1/4" cable. That said, if I wanted to use a cable I'd drill a hole in two sides near the bottom of a corner so the cable could go through and wrap around something outside the box. Mine is screwed to a shelf.
2159576
Yes a standard size plastic hanger fits fine. Worst scenerio would be if hanger was a little too big (not huge, mind you) it will sit in the middle but not slide into the groves.