Baseball Cap Display Organization Collectors Review

I hung my collection of Chicago Cubs hats on the wall in my home office. The hangers were very easy to install and they still stick to the wall! Update: Over a year later, the hangers are STILL glued to the wall. None fell.

Works great. Holds the cap firmly in place. I think they work best on "new" (unworn) baseball caps that still have hard creases, but overall they work exactly as described. They are plastic so be careful not to bend them too much. Come with double-sided tape. There are holes for hanging on a screw/nail.

I only wear my bucket hats on weekends so I wanted to hang them on the wall. several hats. I found information about this product on another international website, but here it was cheaper and faster! International shipping took about 1 week. The product is easy to install and more rigorous than I thought. First, it looks great on the wall and is easy to expand! Will definitely buy again and recommend!

Finally. The perfect way to show off my hats! Easy to use and attach to the wall. I used nails because of the rough plaster on the wall, so I can't say if the glue tabs will work. My oldest hat was very soft and warped and after being placed on display it looks much better. Don't wear these caps, but they are very easy to take off and put back on when you want to wear them. They arrived on time, undamaged and with easy to follow instructions. I can recommend it to every capsule collector.

I have used many cord based baseball cap stands but this is by far the neatest and most professional way to make a display case. They can be adjusted in a variety of ways and fit every size hat I've tried, even fleece hats. The only warning - and this is a very mild warning - is that they are only plastic and can bend as you use them. Rough. If you bend or break the top flap that holds the squats in place, the plastic won't be able to overcome the weight of the brim and the hat will fall…

Always wanted to make this and finally decided after reading so many positive reviews. All you need to succeed is a little patience, as you'll need a spirit level and tape measure (and some painter's tape) to snap your cap to the wall. I ended up using my plane's width (about 3 inches) as the baseline between each row and cut out an 8 inch template (from a cardboard flap) to measure the vertical. Also, I've attached them to the wall with command strips so I don't damage my walls, and since I…

Great concept, easy installation, a bit tricky to put on Put hats on it and you have to be careful when removing them, but this leaves the buttons on the top of the hat loose and if you accidentally bump into one while trying to put one next to it or to remove it may tear the button off The top of the hat, my friend is a fan of hats so I have them on the inside of my closet wall. with two or three inches between each hat, I suggest that you space them fairly far apart at 6 inches or more and…