Does anyone use these successfully for hanging umbrellas on the inside of a closet door?
523954
I have never tried to, it would depend on the width of the handle.It is great for broom sizes.
523955
Hi Timothy, I have never used these clips for umbrellas but I would imagine they would work great. There is a million and one uses for these clips and its easy in/easy out. Good luck.
523956
I have not used them for umbrellas. We use the from broom on dust pans, and they work very well.
1162421
I am not sure, but it might be worth a try. Good luck. I personally use cup hooks to hang things from my ceiling.
1218835
I have used 2 small command hooks to attach it to the inside of the cabinet door, it hangs well. I believe screws will work fine too but that will give you holes in the cabinet door. its a personal preference thing.
1999222
Howdy! I put these in my home on the interior doors to prevent the wind from blowing them closed. They are eight foot solid wood doors so are heavy and a lot of area for the breeze to catch. They work great and I love them for this application. When you say a "commercial" door I visualize an outside door with a door closer and you are wanting an easy way to hold it open when needed. I personnally do not think the magnet is strong enough for either outside winds or the strength of a door closer.
1594933
No they are not wide enough to hand over a standard door. Also I would recommend the Flat S Hooks, they work much better for most hanging needs. Hope this helps...
1407304
No, they do not and would not work for a tapestry! I purchased them to hang up christmas lights which slip right into the clip. I actually just hung up a tapestry in my room using the Command utenstil hooks because there's a strong metal hook at the end that really works well for the weight of my large tapestry. However to use them I did cut small slits in my tapestry, but they're small and unnoticeable.
1920059
I don't see why not, but the enclosed screws are quite long and are much too long for the typical interior door. As others have noted, you could use the enclosed molly bolts and shorter screws and it should work fine on a hollow core door. Be careful that you have clearance to any adjacent walls or other objects when the door swings open, as the hanger is quite compact when folded closed but projects over 14" from whatever surface it's mounted on when in use. Also consider the weight of hanging clothes when opening the door.
1623782
Yes, they fit perfectly over a standard closet rod. I use them in my closet to hang scarves, but they are sturdy enough to hang jeans. I also use them in my bathroom to hang oversized, wet, heavy, towels. They're great.
1692867
I use these on my exterior french doors (open to the outside onto a deck) and have had NO problem with them. I have tremendous winds and the doors have never moved. Now, you might have to elevate the Wedge-It by putting something underneath it if the space between the floor & bottom of the door is large. Fortunately I did not have that problem . I just love these because they are so easy to store, insert & remove being that they are small. They take up NO room! Hope this helps.
1028238
They are rather heavy, so I use nail to hang them.....I wouldn't trust adhesive strips.
1002535
I have two sets of them stacked in my closet. They work fine, though using just the dowels wont be sufficient unless you plan on using the wall to stabilize them as I did.
2060339
Not sure...we hung ours inside...I would think it would work as long as there is not a strong wind...
1088953
I have not but I used them to anchor huge shelters for my horses. The winds on the property are insane and they have not budged. One got lifted but once it took up the slack it went right down. I used rebar and a t post driver to get it in the hard ground. Easier and faster
2113205
Use to hang plants outside (weight 10-12 pounds), no bend in the hanger. However, did have to get longer screws as the ones provided were too short (pulled out of fence when rained or wind). Longer screws work perfectly, no problems with hanger at all!!
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I just saw this question and the answer is yes! I have one inside a closet mounted with those strips. It works wonderfully!!! I just used one on each end since it was drywall. On wood, I might use 3 or 4. I have also mounted these with zipties on each end when there is something to thread the tie through on top (like a wire shelf.)
92451
I wouldn't think so? They are covered in cloth along the wiring. IF you plan to use them in a patio area where they wouldn't get wet, then I don't see why not. I have mines hanging in the sunroom and they look soooo nice. I would not hang them anyplace where they could get "wet" or a high wind would blow them and cause them to crack or break, by swinging and hitting against something.
801276
I haven't used them in that regard but I would think they wouldn't be too successful. They're fine for keeping light things tacked together where no real gravity is applied. I would think keeping something like stockings up would be too much weight for the adhesive