Wall Mount Hanger Holder Closet Organizer

I’d love to install these for guests, but my husband isn’t sold on the way they look. I think they look fine! They can be hidden! Very sturdy though, and extremely handy, and one day I’m going to install them anyway.he won’t even notice lol.

The wall mount hanger felt really sturdy, and I’d definitely buy it again.

I wanted something to hang in our laundry room but that wouldn't get in my way. You can lift this up and fold it in when not in use. It is very sturdy and you can hang multiple items at a time. It was easy to install and works great.

Unfortunately, I did not pay attention it was made of plastic! I won't return it, but I would be happier if it was metal. I still don't know if it works well. I just got it, but apparently, it is a good and helpful item.

Arrives exactly as pictured. I like to put things out ahead of my day and this is a very convenient little gadget for doing that. Installed easily on a panel wall with its 2 screws and feels sturdy. The 2 screws are long and I used 2 shorter ones I had on hand. Probably not heavy enough to hang a bunch of overcoats on it but good for everyday clothes. And it folds up. I really like it.

Perfcet for my laundry room. Not too big , just right.

Our laundry room is on the smaller side and one of our main complaints was a lack of hanging space for when we removed clothing from the washer or dryer that required immediate hanging to prevent wrinkles. I had a few standard hooks on the wall, but these were insufficient because the clothing would be pressed against each other and not dry readily. After an unsuccessful search at our local big box home improvement store, I turned to online research and discovered these fold-up hanging brackets. These were exactly what we needed. When not in use, they flip up and are out of the way. When needed, you just flip them horizontal and they can each easily hold 6 or more shirts so that there is air circulation between the shirts for quick drying. You can also flip them up even with laundry hanging from them, it just moves the clothing pieces next to each other. Not as good for drying, but it saves space in the laundry room. For mounting these brackets to the wall, I used a stud finder to mount them directly on the underlying wood studs. I used a 3 inch screw, which was longer than that supplied with the bracket and provides super secure hold. Make sure you drill a pilot hole into the stud before screwing in the screw. A 32 inch spacing between the brackets works very nicely and corresponds to the standard stud spacing of 16 inches. If your positioning prevents you from going directly into the studs, then I would use a couple of 75 pound rated E-Z Ancor drywall anchors to mount these brackets.

I bought this to hang my Husband's scrubs in the laundry room, since he can NEVER find any right before work. I was really worried about how much weight this could hold, how durable it would be, and if it would break easily. The plastic is SUPER thick and strong. I put about 10 scrub pants, and about the same amount of tops on it, AND was still able to clip it up so it wasn't sticking out. It didn't give me any trouble to put the clip up, and it could've easily held more. The holes are wide enough to hold at least 3 hangers of normal thickness on each. My only issue was putting it in the wall. I had the hardest time holding it in place and trying to screw it in, because the piece that clips in place or hangs down kept falling while I was moving around to screw it in the wall. I ended up using a drill, and completely stripping the screws. :( So now I plan to buy another one, or maybe even a few more, since I live in an apartment and want them when I eventually move. Pros: VERY durable Saves a ton of space Holds a lot of clothes Tons of room for multiple hangers Clips in easily and firmly Cons: Definitely need someone to help out when you're setting it up. Or maybe it's just me?