Long Closet Rod Support at Scott Sommer blog

Long Closet Rod Support. How to support long closet rods. If your rod’s too long, you’ll have to measure the closet width and saw the rod down to size. You’ll want to mount the sockets about 5 feet high and 10 feet from the back of the wall to give you enough space to hang your clothes. Use the fabric straps to hang around your existing wire. This wardrobe rail provides the extra hang space you’ve always wanted. To install a closet rod, all you need is a rod, rod sockets, screws, a basic tool kit, and a handsaw. And yes they are made for the standard diameter closet rod. Rod supports are almost always steel brackets with a half round hook at the end. I installed two horizontal rods (each about 7 feet long) to hold a lot of clothes, but i need a sturdy way to support them. Many metal closet rods are expandable to accommodate various closet widths.

If your rod’s too long, you’ll have to measure the closet width and saw the rod down to size. To install a closet rod, all you need is a rod, rod sockets, screws, a basic tool kit, and a handsaw. I installed two horizontal rods (each about 7 feet long) to hold a lot of clothes, but i need a sturdy way to support them. Rod supports are almost always steel brackets with a half round hook at the end. And yes they are made for the standard diameter closet rod. Many metal closet rods are expandable to accommodate various closet widths. You’ll want to mount the sockets about 5 feet high and 10 feet from the back of the wall to give you enough space to hang your clothes. How to support long closet rods. Use the fabric straps to hang around your existing wire. This wardrobe rail provides the extra hang space you’ve always wanted.

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Long Closet Rod Support I installed two horizontal rods (each about 7 feet long) to hold a lot of clothes, but i need a sturdy way to support them. How to support long closet rods. Use the fabric straps to hang around your existing wire. To install a closet rod, all you need is a rod, rod sockets, screws, a basic tool kit, and a handsaw. You’ll want to mount the sockets about 5 feet high and 10 feet from the back of the wall to give you enough space to hang your clothes. This wardrobe rail provides the extra hang space you’ve always wanted. And yes they are made for the standard diameter closet rod. Rod supports are almost always steel brackets with a half round hook at the end. If your rod’s too long, you’ll have to measure the closet width and saw the rod down to size. I installed two horizontal rods (each about 7 feet long) to hold a lot of clothes, but i need a sturdy way to support them. Many metal closet rods are expandable to accommodate various closet widths.