CommandFolding Clothes Hanger, Holds up to 5 Hangers 7.5 lb, 1.5lbs per Rung, 1 Hook with 5 Rungs, 4 Strips, Closet Organizer, Home Organization

This is the perfect size to hang in really any space. I’ve hung so many items of clothing on here! I have definitely exceeded the weight limit and it has help up wonderful! It was very easy to install! Just make sure you clean the area first and follow the instructions. Let it adhere for 24 hours before hanging anything on it. I have used many 3m command items and they always stick great as long as you follow the directions!!! I love this! I actually just bought another one!!! 😉❤️

I bought this for my daughter’s dorm room. The double rod closet setup did not allow any space for dresses, so we added this. It has worked perfectly!

My doors in my house are super tall so I never have anywhere to hook a hanger too until now. This works perfect on my laundry room door.

This is a small and discreet clothing hanger that can be placed nearly anywhere. The adhesive is sturdy. It holds up a surprisingly large number of outfits/hangers. And when you’re done using it, it is easy to put away. Recommended. 👍

These are really neat I have one at every closet door and on the bedroom doors. They hold several articles of clothing. Great for pulling out church clothes!

Command is always expensive but it’s great quality. I got a great deal as opposed to other vendors as I always compare pricing before purchase. I will buy this product again and hopefully for the same great price.

I love the idea. We have small house, limited storage. I added this to the outside of a hallway closet and hang some work outfits there for use during the week. I can grab and bring in to the bathroom in the a.m. when I am getting ready to work. It was up for a few days, had things hanging, was solid. Then my husband opened another door and it hit the hanger and instantly broke the extended piece off. The bracket with the command strips was going strong on the door, though. The plastic broke off and snapped so that was it, it was done and over. Granted, was a mishap but still is pretty delicate and kind of expensive for what it is. So, I ended up getting a smaller coat wrack,--4 regular hooks on a wood backed board. I put 6 big command strips on that--in opposing directions--a couple horizontal and a couple vertical. I put that up, instead and it is holding steady for a few weeks.

I love that I didn't need to make holes in the wall for this, it's super easy to put up and it is strong enough to hold at least 10 hangers. I haven't used it with clothes on them as I was just looking for a spot to store hangers by my dryer.