Can hangers slide over the bracket or do we loose hanging space the width of each bracket?
489036
They can slide over... it would only interfere if the object went all the way around the pole like a sleeve.
489037
you can hang on either side of the bracket, but they do not slide over the bracket
2010200
I do the same thing. Instead of using the long bar between each bracket, I use the smaller rod on each bracket that appears when it is extended. It works great, I can hang about 5-8 items from the smaller rod on each bracket. Then I put the bracket flush to the wall when I don't need it. Trust me, this thing is great for a laundry room.
979999
I don't believe you would get a good result from that usage. They are too large for those hangers.
1891358
Offhand, I would say that smaller hangers would not work because the organizer offers a fairly snug fit for the run-of-the-mill standard-size hangers. Perhaps if I knew the length of the hanger bar for the hanger in question, and the height of the apex above the bar, I could give a more definitive answer. Maybe you can hook the smaller hangers along the bottom of the protruding arms, alternating from one arm to the other, but there must be less expensive ways to do this - a shelf bracket. for example..
1804998
if is a 80 i don't know if 65 you have move to find right spacing to hang the bracket can take up to 70 inch
939365
Yes....no issues with using another holder. In fact I hate this over designed bracket.....good luck :)
438046
If you're seating this directly into the drywall, I'd say yes. Although, if I recall correctly, the pre-drilled holes are spaced roughly sixteen(16) inches apart, so if you have flexibility in where you place the hanger, you can simply drive a screw into the stud on one end, level it, and the other hole should line up with the other stud.
50139
Hi, I did not use the brackets as I nailed the organizer on the wall beside my bed for ease of storing things close to me as I am on long-term bed rest. However, I am looking at the brackets and they are steel and fit over my bathroom door but cannot be adjusted larger or smaller. Hope this helps. Thx kg
96830
If you drill into the studs, yes. However, the holes that are pre-drilled are not 16" apart, so you have to find the studs, then line up and put an extra hole into the hanger. No big deal, but it does tale a bit of time. I have had two of these in two different houses. Put both into the studs... Plenty of strength that way.
414699
The top part of the unit slides out so that you can place the bottom part of the unit beneath your hanger rod. You then place the top part of the unit over the hanger rod and slide it back into the lower housing. This "sandwiches" the hanger rod between the top and bottom parts of the unit. There is a set screw that allows you to tighten the fit in case your hanger rod has a smaller diameter than what the unit was made for. If you do not have a hanger rod, mounting this tie rack will be a challenge, if not impossible.
1963428
The over the door hooks are about 13.5" apart. The bracket on top is about 3/4" wide, same as the individual hooks.
1154139
Vertical clearance 4-1/2"; larger hanging bracket opening is 1"; smaller is 1/2"
26261
The shelf slides into the bracket in the front and back. The space used for the sliding is then taken up with a rubber stopper. They are very secure. They do not slide around when I am removing boxes from the shelves.
2099264
yes you can. I use plastic hangers and there is about 4 inches between them. sorry it took me so long to respond. got a little behind on emails. hope this helped.
735637
I, too, would think so, but I might get the canvas ones instead. The canvas creates a friction that keeps things from slipping off the hanger.
503662
Yes. I think they bracket sizes are somewhat standard. As I used my brackets from a different model.
1843341
These brackets don't adjust. They are for round railings and attached like a hanger in a closet.