Can this be used as a garment hook to get clothes hung up high . I have costumes hung 12 feet up?
1680308
With a proper hook screwed onto the threaded end of the pole, the pole would work very well for your purpose. The pole is very rigid and strong, and it should be able to carry as much weight as your arms can hold without damage.
1680309
I don't see how you could hold a hanger on the end of this pole unless you attach a small roller. Why not look at a bulb changer kit that comes with a pole and attachments that you could put a hanger on (but weight might be a problem).
710581
This hanger is good for general items. But not large enough to prevent fall off of tops with a wide opening. I purchased ones that are about 19" wide, they do the trick. Finding them is not easy however. Good for coats also
26878
measured dimensions are: -rod that holds clothing = 34.5cm -top of hook to bottom of rod (overall height) = 12cm (yes twelve cm; these hangers are FANTASTIC height space-savers)
24828
I have not used it for that. I use it for aerial dance shows for my hands. I have had someone spray one of my costumes with a spray adhesive (glue) and it stained it, so be careful what you use. You may try to ask a dancewear place a trick of the trade.
1213251
I guess it could, i mean you could force it hang with tape or something. However the cord length is short, so you wouldn't be able to get it too high unless your outlet was high up.
1699086
12 inches is way too high for this item. If you are willing to cut off part of the pipe, you could make it work. I did this with my vent pipe and it works fine. You'll need to check your code to see if it allows this. In any event, figure on doing customization of the flower box. It's beautiful, but it took me a lot of time to get it to work for me.
425762
That should work. The pole extends up and down for various heights. The pole ends up being on the left side of the mannequin, so it could be inside a pant leg.
992157
Probably not. This is good for securing clothes for minutes rather than hours.
1707522
I believe it will work as long as you are not hanging exceptionally heavy fabric. The rod actually expands to 12 inches. It has rubber feet on the end that hold well. I compressed it to 11" just to see and It has plenty of holding power.
1304821
Yes. You would be able to adjust the length. The cloth has unfinished ends.
1880464
Yes, it will work with 11 feet. I love mine. Only problem is I cannot retract the lines. I live in a condo and cannot hang clothes outside. So put this up in my sunporch. Works great - fresh air smell for laundry but the lines will remain up forever as I can't retract them to take them down.
1628963
I have not used it for this I have only used to hold dress up but yes I do believe it probably will holds pretty strong.
1590583
We used a swag hook from the ceiling. THat proved too high for me to reach easily (I'm only 5 feet tall), so we hung a wire hanger from the hook and the basket from the hanger.
1417902
I just checked and hanging shirts on hangers will work nicely. I use mine for hanging wool socks, and it is perfect for that. I drape my socks over the rods.
1826117
I would hesitate to hang more than 15 lb. provided that the fasteners used to attached the hook are rated at least that high.
2076847
Yes, to a certain extent. The hanger pole is in three 12" sections. You could leave a section or two out. You would have to fold the wire under the top plate or better yet, just remove the excess.
1128424
The hooks are adjustable - 3 positions, i think. Cannot say for sure if this will accommodate a 13 footer