I need this shed to hang clothing, would it support hanging rods?
1677738
I returned this item because the material was too thin, I would not buy it...
1677739
Not by itself. It would require some sort of frame or support structure to reinforce the walls.
1018848
If you mean to hang linens, then yes. It's is extremely sturdy and durable. I can't imagine anything too heavy for it.
1913132
We bought it to put in our grandsons' closet to get their clothes down where they could reach them. It is jammed packed with their shirts with no problem. I have used one before to hang my shirts to provide extra closet space. I believe it is strong enough to handle quite a bit of weight.
1169745
Check the specifications. The kit comes with heavy duty anchors that screw into the Sheetrock, so the shelves are supported well. We have all of our clothes and several shelves filled with no problem.
2186955
I would not put in a rod. the material is thin and probably wouldn't be able to hold. If you still wanted to give it a try, maybe the only hanger size that would work would be the baby hangers - but I'd question that too. the storage underneath is probably best for folded items. Hope that this helps!
2172004
I would not recommend that use. It probably could support 20-25 lbs of hanging clothes, but it is not secured to the door and will move. Besides harming yourself because it moves, it would also scratch your door.
1910549
If it does, I can't find do it. It has three places on it that look as if they twist ... one at the bottom, one at the middle and of course the top. I believe the middle and top are just to put the rods out to put hangers on. It is also a little difficult to place plastic hangers on the rods. I haven't honestly been very satisfied with purchasing this item and usually when I get a hanger attached, I leave it and hang the clothing on a different hanger in the closet.
1317223
The rack currently is stuffed full of cotton clothes. The hanging bars and frame are very solid and if I push down on a rod firmly, there is no bending or loss in stability in the frame. If one hung some type of weights for weight lifting exercises on the rods, I don't know if the attachment between rod and frame would hold, but for any type of clothing, this supreme double rod garment rack is extremely sturdy.
829826
It will accommodate full length coats without draggng the ground. I have two garment racks, this one and an industrial one. I use the industrial one to store my longer, heavier garments and this one for the laundry room. I have hung many wet shirts and pants on it and even a 5x7 rug to dry. It is definitely a stable piece, just not as heavy duty as an industrial rack as there are more pieces to this one.
1446395
I don't use it that way but it is probably sturdy enough. However, it might be a little too low to the ground. It's not a really tall piece. I can hang jackets but not longer coats.
1725358
that's a great idea, but I haven't seen it offered. I hang clothes on my unit and bought a hanging rod, however there isn't quite enough room to hand two rows of clothes and I really don't use it :( Love the unit though, I purchased two of them. I use pretty wicker baskets for the top shelf, it's very sturdy.
768311
Yes, it is possible. The hangers won't slide like a normal clothes rod would but the hangers would fit in each of the small openings of the shelf. HyLoft makes another version of this shelf (HyLoft 777) that has a rod attachment underneath the shelf. Hope this helps.
1645177
Definitely will work. I used it for my closet 12' long to store similar plastic bins. Also used it for my laundry room and tool room to store various items as well as a tool hanger. Very versatile. Very strong and can manage relatively large loads. They were all mounted on concrete walls. Hope the above assessment helps in your decision. Cheers!!!
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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.
878316
yes. This rod is sturdy & should be able to bare the weight. You'll love the rod! Good luck. Hope I helped
819178
I intended to anchor it securely enough for incidental grabs with larger screws than provided- into studs. I think it would have been strong enough, but I would not want to routinely put much weight on it. You can set the space between the support brackets wherever you like, which should help with bending of the rod. It is not a solid rod and is maybe 3/8" diam.
632322
I don't see why you would need a closet. There is nothing that holds the system up that requires the adjacent walls. The brackets mount flat against the back wall of the closet and the bars hook on, they don't touch the side walls. Cool idea, though.