best rigid hanging bar for wardrobe?
Need to install a bar to hang my clothes from in a new wardrbe. The
bar will be approx 1.4 metres long My previous experience has not been good - B & Q's bars have tended to deform under the weight of the clothes and slip out of their supports. Can anyone suggest what to use here, and where to get it? Many thanks ItsChris |
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best rigid hanging bar for wardrobe?
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from Andrew McKay contains these words: This tends to be a problem if the bar is too long and unsupported. 1.4 meters is /very/ long for an unsupported clothes rail. If you look at shop clothes rails of this length they're made of far sterner stuff than this. I'd go with the idea of supporting the rail in the middle - or if you're hanging a row of duffel coats even twice in the middle. Plenty of the sort Andrew mentioned here... http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/...33026&ts=21706 -- Skipweasel Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain. |
best rigid hanging bar for wardrobe?
You can get a 1 inch chromed tube with 1 inch fittings from most DIY sheds.
this will take more weight than the ordinary 3/4 inch tubes, but remember to put at least one support in the middle fixed to the shelf above. wrote in message oups.com... Need to install a bar to hang my clothes from in a new wardrbe. The bar will be approx 1.4 metres long My previous experience has not been good - B & Q's bars have tended to deform under the weight of the clothes and slip out of their supports. Can anyone suggest what to use here, and where to get it? Many thanks ItsChris |
best rigid hanging bar for wardrobe?
http://www.woodfit.com/index.php?cPath=89
I have used this system and have no problems,even with my wifes extensive collection of clothes |
best rigid hanging bar for wardrobe?
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best rigid hanging bar for wardrobe?
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