Are there indentations in the sides where you could install a clothes or curtain type rod to hang clothing?
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There are indentations on the sides for shelves, and the instructions supply measurements for the shelves. I believe you could substitute a hanger rod for a shelf. You could make the hanger rod steadier by attaching the rod to a short piece of shelf on each end.
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I was looking for the same purpose. Wanted to hang a shower curtain rod to store my husbands hunting clothes. Any ideas on other product options thatwould serve this purpose. Prefer plastic to keep animals and not rust. He stores them in an unheated area and the closet he has now is metal and is rusting. He doesn't want a cloth closet. Thanks for any help.
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Nothing is designed for that purpose. You might be able to creatively figure out a way to attach something but I don't think it would be substantial, since the walls are not very thick. Also, the depth is at best about 19" and the width of the cheap wire hangers from laundries is 18". Maybe you could find an adhesive that would hold on plastic and attach a hook to hang up a pair of garden clothes, or some such. But it really isn't suited for a spare "closet."
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Yes. The round plastic openings that came with the curtain have a slit on the side that allowed the round circles to hang onto the rod.
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You can certainly hang hangers from the rods, but keep in mind that the rods are four inches apart when deciding if this product is right for your preferred laundry processing. Also, you can pull up one rod and leave another hanging low, if desired, but four inches would suggest that hanging hangers on all three rods all at the same height would not work well.
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Long story short, there is a metal "hook" that goes across the wiring on the edge of any shelf you so choose and is secured in place with a large screw (included). I didn't follow the assembly instructions because of my weird ceiling height. You can put as many or as few shelves on either side, you just have to count how many spaces are between each shelf. (If you decide to order it, you'll see what I mean.) I promise it's super easy to put together. Depending on your hangers, you may even be able to use both rods and put them side-by-side. You'll only be limited by your creativity :) ......or ceiling height.
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it does not have a bend in the the rod or have 2 different sections that make a corner if that is what you are asking. mine is a standard curtain rod for a standard window. i suppose you could buy 2 and try to figure out how to mount them to meet in a corner if you really wanted to.
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I imagine you could buy deeper rod hangers and secure them on the inside, sure. if you're handy you can certainly make other improvements.
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My husband installed the rack for me in our laundry room. I believe he used drywall anchors on part of it but he may have found a stud for one side. Sorry, I don't remember. I am very happy with the rack. I dry alot of clothes on it and have space beneath it to store laudry baskets.
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Mine had what looked like button holes along the top. The area had to be separated so to speak in order to get the hanger through.
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Per Classic Store Fixtures.. Yes there is, what you are really askingis "when hanging clothes or wreaths on both hang-rails, is there proper space so the hangers / wreaths do not touch". Yes there is, a standard clothing hanger is 17" long/ wide and we/our rack manufaturer took that into accout when this double bar rack was designed. Also a standard pant/skirt hanger is 14" long/wide. So you will have NO PROBLEM when double hanging on this rack. I would say the space between the two hang-rails is 18 1/2 inches wide. Also be careful whom you buy this Double Bar Salesman rack from on amazon, Alot of sellers advertise the commercial grade version of the Single & Double Bar Collapisble Salesman Rack but actually sale the cheaper knock-off version. That is made of a thiner steel tubing and not a solid clothing rack, meaning it comes apart in more places than just the top bar detaching from the rack. The entire bottom part of the rack should be one solid peice to rate as a true commercial grade rack. thanks Ben Elkin Classic Store Fixtures
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No these are hooks to hang items on the sides of the shelving. Not sure where a garment rod would go.
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Not that I know of. It would be nice if it were lined. If you know someone handy with a sewing machine you could have them some somthing on it.
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yes an theres no prob closin the doors with hangin clothes ,, i love mine great value for price an it looks great! if i had room i would buy a nother one
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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.
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If you position it you can have if down the middle or the side. However there little room for options once you have installed it. So it's not really a free style, it is very believable and you can manipulate it a little once you put it in but not by much!!
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Actually, both sides will accommodate grommets. I make all my own shower curtains so they have buttonholes but I just took a really good look at the hooks and can see no reason why both curtains and liners can't have grommets.
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Yes, the sides open and that is where hooks are present that allow you to hang necklaces.
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The rods have indentations where the end pieces fit. Each end piece has a raised triangular piece. You press those down manually and insert it into the rod. I usually take off the one end piece, slide the curtain on and replace the end piece. My guess is that when you see it you will know intuitively what to do. It's not hard.