will this be stiff enough to support the weight of hats and caps? want to make wall hat rack with 1 ft long wire arms on wood board.
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My guess is "no." This 12-gauge wire is pretty stout compared to regular bailer wire, which is typically 14 or 16-gauge, but it is still pretty bendable, so I think it might not be the best for your application. If you did use this wire, I think you might find yourself having to bend it back into the desired shape regularly.
1850387
I have a bad experience of such items in past. All the galvanized ones are soft and flexible. They can lift the weight, but cannot stay bent to hold in a hook form.Worse than that, this particular purchase never arrived at my home. I waited for four months. Thanks for asking the question which led me track this order and find that the seller shipped it to a different address and I never received it.
580140
Sorry can't help ... I am using it to hang a shower curtain which isn't very heavy. I would suggest that you get something a lot sturdier for a closet.
1930402
I'm not sure if it's strong enough. I haven't tried a hat. All I can say is that I truly love this product for most of the machine embroidering I do.
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yes it would support that much weight ,,,, the mounting screws will not . if affixing to wood suggest 2" long screws . in steel structure use bolts, washer nuts ,,,,,, the mounting bracket holes can be enlarged to 1/4 " . hope this is helpful
389293
Yes, it will mount tight against the wall. This will hold the weight up to a 65".
1469419
yes and no. The sticky back will stick to wood, I use it to hold cables on my desk. However, I wouldnt assume it can hold a lot of weight, especially over time. If your just tying up cables, or something relatively light, these will work fine.
1360076
No, its not structurally strong enough or wide enough. Hanger rack is only about a foot in diameter.
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I think you could make it work. The peg is about 1 to 1 1/2 inch. I use it for caps and it is strong. I put 3 to 4 caps on each peg. Hope this helps.
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Yes, it should be fine. I'm using it as a craft table. Does it say how much weight it will hold?
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I'm using it for honeysuckle , so would probably be sturdy enough for a ' medium ' load . Make sure to anchor it securely .
1707520
I think there's enough force if you're not hanging anything too heavy. I was only hanging very lightweight fabric and it's fine for that.
1391387
I don't think it would work very well. It's pretty stiff. I don't think it would bend well.
964995
I would say no. It will lean against a wall well enough, but I wouldn't recommend that. This rack is generally meant to hang.
2157393
I have my sons coat and hat hung up now, but it isn't a very large shelf. I would say it is strong enough for lite weight items.
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It should be sturdy enough to hold a large ironing board, just make sure you anchor it well into the wall (on a stud). It will also hold a large iron, I have a Rowenta and it holds it just fine.
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I can't say - I use it for yoga bands which are light weight and thin. Perhaps if you use drywall screws to anchor it to the wall. Also note, this rack is only 18" wide and the hooks are fairly close together - so larger objects won't fit as well. It works great for the skinny wall that I use it for, and it looks nice. Hope that helps.
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I haven't used mine for anything yet because the jackets aren't out yet, but I think as long as you kept the jackets evenly distributed around the pole it should be ok. The base is quite heavy. Looks like metal, but it is actually plastic probably filled with cement or something. The hanger sticks on the side should be plenty strong enough, but if you had 2 jackets on one side it would probably tip over. I found that most have a small base like this one though. Hope this helped a bit.