👕 Hang It Dang It C2135 Hanger, Adjustable 21-35 Inches, Silver Review

It was so easy to use except I had to cut a hole in the sleeve for the center of the holder. Too expensive, $30. Maybe two would be a better deal at this price. But I will buy more.

Hang It Dang It (small) was a gift for my sister. Haven't seen or used it but my sister reported that it was very easy to use and only took a few minutes to display the tapestry beautifully. I can not see anything.

Probably the easiest way to hang a wall hanging I've found. A tiny hole in the wall and that's it. Easy to align and hang beautifully. I will be replacing all of my wall coverings with this product.

This version clips around a pole that lets your duvet sag - we were hoping to make a bag with a little more slack, it hangs better, but that did not help. I wish there was an easier way to hang a blanket lying flat.

I was afraid this rod would not work with my new rug which has a very thick sleeve. We were able to put the hanger on thick material and it looks great! It remains to be seen until the material itself is smoothed out when hanging, since it has long been complicated.

Finding this blanket hanger ended years of searching for an easy to use and convenient way to hang my blankets. After my experience with the first one I have ordered three more for my grandchildren to hang their wall covers that I recently made for them. If you have a ceiling to hang, damn it, this is the way to go! I hope you love him as much as I do.

For such a high price I expected this handbrake to work well. However, the modest weight of my woven wall hanging caused the hanger to bend, which in turn resulted in a noticeable crease down the center of the curtain. I replaced it with a cheaper wooden hanger of a different design and everything is fine now except for the lower cost of this hanger. Only use it for light suspension.

The perfect product for its intended use. I bought these Klimt tapestries in Florence and wanted to hang them. Tapestry hanging equipment was very expensive, even small curtain rods looked ostentatious, and cafe curtain rods were cheaply made and cheap looking. This hanging rod fitted snugly in the back with 1 1/2" rod pockets that I sewed from medium weight fabric. The hanging loop snaps easily to the rod and fabric. I attached the telescoping ends to the main body on either side before…

I made a fish blanket (21" x 21") that I wanted to donate and most of the hangers for the blanket were too big or had additional design elements, I don't need those (decorative ends on hanging rods or patterns above). I wanted something that wasn't visible and would fit on my comforter without adding a ton of nails or hardware to my wall. Anyway, in short, gosh, gosh, it works great. The telescoping shaft means I can adjust it to any length I want, and the smart clip takes a small nail and is a