Could you hang this on a closet rod instead of over a door? My door is folding so isn't going to work very well.
767167
It seems as though you could with the following suggestions: 1. it should be a very strong material for the rod, like a thick cylinder of metal of some kind. 2. You would need different way to secure the shoe container to the rod, not the metal clips that come with it. 3. There are shoe containers that are made to be hung on a closet rod. They have loops in the top of the container.
767168
I don't think it would work very well hung on your closet rod. Try this instead, I have both and I love the one I can hang on my closet rod. DAZZ Smart Carousel Organizer Shoe/Sweater/Bag Patented Sold by: Amazon.com LLC Sorry I thought that was going to come out as a link and I just noticed it is the same brand as the over the door organizer. The carousel has many more options for use and I really like both of them. I just think that the carousel is what will work better for you than the over the door organizer. You could attach it to your closet wall, but then your clothes would block it or you would have to keep that area clear in order to access it. Good luck whichever way you decide to go. I don't think it would work very well hung on your closet rod. Try this instead, I have both and I love the one I can hang on my closet rod. DAZZ Smart Carousel Organizer Shoe/Sweater/Bag Patented Sold by: Amazon.com LLC Sorry I thought that was going to come out as a link and I just noticed it is the same brand as the over the door organizer. The carousel has many more options for use and I really like both of them. I just think that the carousel is what will work better for you than the over the door organizer. You could attach it to your closet wall, but then your clothes would block it... » Read More I don't think it would work very well hung on your closet rod. Try this instead, I have both and I love the one I can hang on my closet rod. DAZZ Smart Carousel Organizer Shoe/Sweater/Bag Patented Sold by: Amazon.com LLC Sorry I thought that was going to come out as a link and I just noticed it is the same brand as the over the door organizer. The carousel has many more options for use and I really like both of them. I just think that the carousel is what will work better for you than the over the door organizer. You could attach it to your closet wall, but then your clothes would block it or you would have to keep that area clear in order to access it. Good luck whichever way you decide to go. « Show Less
767169
I suppose you might be able to but my guess is you might not want to given the free hanging weight of the content you put in there could take the rod down.
767170
In order to maximize the storage it would need to be flat against a door---would not recommend on a closet rod
1083517
Yes, you will be able to hang this shower curtain. It has the openings built into it to hang on the rod without taking it down at all.
1199425
Yes, it should be able to hang on the outside of the cabinet, assuming you have a somewhat flush cabinet front. The metal hanger will fit over a door of just less than an inch thickness, so as long as there is no thick molding or handle in the way, it should be fine.
367240
It wouldn't work well on the back of a door. It hangs on a rod like a hanger would. I think it would be strong enough to hold bath towels. I have multiple cardigans and thicker sweaters on it.
1646176
Yes, you could hang these from wire closet shelves either with the included hangers or s-hooks. I'm not too sure about the rod.
1126665
This is rigid plastic and has shelves which you can install or not. I don't know how you would put in a hanging bar. If you puncture the plastic it would be weakened and depending on how heavy the clothes are the weight could damage or destroy the cabinet. There are less costly solutions for hanging even more clothing than this could.
648711
You can certainly remove the hanging brackets that go over the door and attach using the pre-drilled holes. It should hang just fine using that means.
583612
don't quite understand your question...I have it hung on the inside of my pantry door...screwed into the door...though a person can use the hangers to just hang it....I wanted it firm against the door and not flopping...you could use it on either side of the door ...your choice.
1623465
It would probably work, depending on wide the bar is you are hanging it on, a thin bar would be ok, you may have to take that piece of plastic off that is on the hangar part, I did..
812735
Unfortunately, no. I didn't pay close enough attention when I bought this, but instead of returning it I rigged up a bar to hand it from. This is definitely not a hang from any kind of a door item.
1908451
Only if you buy an adjustable closet rod at the home depot. I did it and it works for me. Best of luck.
521393
yes, you would hang the stuff where you want it, and then probably fold them over after. that would be the easiest method. however, you probably hang while it's folded too, if that makes sense.
422087
I have mine hanging from a tree. I am not sure I'd want to hang it from a doorway - even if it doesn't pull out of the frame, you will be blocking a door.
1795100
Yes, but you would not be able to close the door. This is not designed to be a traditional "over the door" hanger, so the part that goes over the door is not flat.
2269920
I don't think so. This hanging hook was awful in that the hooks to hang it over my door were already bent to start out with. It wouldn't fit on any door with that kind of bent hook. It also broke in a few days. Would recommend another.
446284
I did not use it to hang anything. I used it inside a cabinet to put between the end cookbook and the cabinet side for use as a "book end". Since it is extendable, I can get more books and shorten the rod.
1034949
I don't think so unless your curtain rod is lower than the usual height. You may be able to have someone string it up for you so that it would be at the height you need.