How high off the floor is the metal bar? can I put hangers with shirts on it and not touch the floor?
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The metal bar is 29" off the floor. It is meant for pants to hang there temporarily. Shirts drag if hung from this bar. However, you can hang a few shirts (with hanger) on the metal part of the valet that hoists up the wooden hanger and the mirror. My shirts don't drag on that metal part as it is higher. But they are barely above the floor (I am 5'9" in height, to give you an idea of my shirt size). The wooden hanger is the best place to put your shirts obviously, although they have to be off the hanger...but again, two or three on the metal part that holds up the wooden hanger and mirror work just fine. Hope this helps! The metal bar is 29" off the floor. It is meant for pants to hang there temporarily. Shirts drag if hung from this bar. However, you can hang a few shirts (with hanger) on the metal part of the valet that hoists up the wooden hanger and the mirror. My shirts don't drag on that metal part as it is higher. But they are barely above the floor (I am 5'9" in height, to give you an idea of my shirt size). The wooden hanger is the best place to put your shirts obviously, although they have to be off the hanger...but again, two or three on the metal part that holds up the wooden hanger... » Read More The metal bar is 29" off the floor. It is meant for pants to hang there temporarily. Shirts drag if hung from this bar. However, you can hang a few shirts (with hanger) on the metal part of the valet that hoists up the wooden hanger and the mirror. My shirts don't drag on that metal part as it is higher. But they are barely above the floor (I am 5'9" in height, to give you an idea of my shirt size). The wooden hanger is the best place to put your shirts obviously, although they have to be off the hanger...but again, two or three on the metal part that holds up the wooden hanger and mirror work just fine. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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The metal bar is 29" off the floor. It is meant for pants to hang there temporarily. Shirts drag if hung from this bar. However, you can hang a few shirts (with hanger) on the metal part of the valet that hoists up the wooden hanger and the mirror. My shirts don't drag on that metal part as it is higher. But they are barely above the floor (I am 5'9" in height, to give you an idea of my shirt size). The wooden hanger is the best place to put your shirts obviously, although they have to be off the hanger...but again, two or three on the metal part that holds up the wooden hanger and mirror work just fine. Hope this helps!
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It might depend on the size of the shirt. My husband wears a Large Tall, so we definitely wouldn't be able to. The bar is 29 inches off the floor. Hope that helps.
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yes you should be able to hang a normal length shirt on the metal bar and it not touch the floor. however, if it's an extra long shirt it may touch the floor. be careful though. although the bar is sturdy, too much weight on the front could cause it to fall over.
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My wife uses rather thick plastic hangers and is able to fit 10-15 shirts on the bar. If you use wire hangers, you could hang many more shirts on the device.
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Depending how high your bar is, the shoe rack will leave about 6" - 8 " from the floor
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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.
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Well one problem is that hangers with any hook on the inside hits the bars, so most hangars won't work. If you do get the right hangers, then it would work sitting on the dryer.... But will move or slip around. Maybe you can get a magnet to hold it in place.
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The wooden bars are very sturdy; we have hung (weight/volume-wise) what we would hang on metal bars and there has been no problem whatsoever! I hope this helps?!
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Shirts yes, but my pants have to be folded into quarters. If they hang long they straddle the bar or drag on the bottom shelf. If you didn't want both bars it would work well.
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The hanging bar is attached to the top shelf. The top shelf can be moved up or down so I suppose you can more the bar as long as you move the shelf with it.
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Hello KHYour question about the two horizontal bars, yes you can remove one if you like, this would allow room to hang full length garments. Removing both of the bars would disconnect the shelving units on each side. You also ask about the shelves on each side, yes you can set them at whatever height you like. I have had my unit for about six weeks and love it - what a great purchase!Winnie
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Yes, I would say the bars are too thick. I tried one of my spring loaded clothes pins on there and it was not a good fit. Sorry!
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Per Classic Store Fixtures.. Yes there is, what you are really askingis "when hanging clothes on both hang-rails, is there proper space so the hangers 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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Hello, the hook to the top of the rod part is 4inches. At the base of hook to vertical rod (The top of the rod part to end length) is approx. 31inches. The horizonal bar can be placed anywhere along the 31inches (there are two plastic clips that the horizontal bar will use as grip). If you put the horizontal bar on the last inch -you can fit up to 30inches above the horizontal bar. With that said-i would definitely hang the lighter clothes on the horizontal bar (bottom) cause the plastic clips do slide a little and cannot hold a lot of weight (definitely not alot of weight the wider you set it). Hope this helps!
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I put hangers with clips that hold smaller items. I wouldn't put a large number of hangers on it depending on the weight of the clothes, but you could easily put them space-wise.
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You won't have enough room. With the bar and foot pads, it's nearly an inch high
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31" from the top clothes bar. I wear plus sizes and my clothes sometimes touch the floor,,but I deal with it because Zi am in a wheelchair. From the floor about 34 to 35 inches.
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hello,yes i just measured that pull up bar from the floor,it's 81 inches or 206 cm high from the floor, you can use this tower with that chair to reach that bar and it won't tip over or move at all because those for legs (the bottom part of this towel) long enough (23 inches) on both side, you have to swing very hard if you want to tip it over ,i don't think you have to worry about that,make sure to tight all those nuts well so it won't have any movement at all, and after you reached the bar try to let your body in that hanging position without too much swinging, sorry about my English it's my second language, have a good exercice!!! c ya!
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My husband installed it on 9ft ceiling. It is too high, but I can hung laundry. I like it very much, but I have lower individually too. I like both.