Review on Umbra Sticks Multi Hook Coat by Josh Kim

It was very easy to install. I first used a nail finder to make sure there weren't enough electrical elements in the wall. I took a paper measuring strip and placed it on the back to take 2 imprints. Mark the wall with a spirit level and strip. I turned the strip over and measured the distance between the holes. Make sure the marks on the wall match and are level. I pricked the marks with a small Phillips screwdriver and then hammered the dowels into the wall. Added screws then just hung. My blind husband has no problem with it. By the way, mine is made of wood. I'm not sure if all of these reviews relate to plastic. I didn't cut it in half, but it sounds and feels like wood. I worked at home construction so I think I know. However, I think using it for scarves, belts, dog leashes, baseball caps, umbrellas, and the like would be a better target. I'm not sure I can rate it as durable enough to use with wet towels or heavy jackets. I would call it a light box. This works for our purpose.