HOUSE DAY Cascading Organizer Multifunctional Review

This product works as expected. It saves closet space but makes it harder for me to find my blouses/shirts. It seems quite durable, it's very heavy/full filled with some shirts. I'm not sure I understood correctly what they looked like and how they looked in the closet when full. Coat hangers don't seem very heavy, but they still hold up. The delivery was very quick.

I've used this type of hanging organizer before but my last one only allowed trouser hangers as I had to hang the top of the hanger in the hole . This is much better as you can just slide any size hangers into the room - there is no hole to block. We live in a small apartment with limited storage space and I can hang a lot of clothes, even sweatshirts and jackets. I have given some to my granddaughter who goes to college and she will use them in her dorm room where space is limited. They seem…

I purchased this product when my son and his wife moved into my guest room. Their new home is under construction and they only needed somewhere to stay for a few weeks. Needless to say, the closets weren't big enough to hold two adults' clothes, so I bought these hangar organizers. They were lifeguards! All her clothes fit in closets. Otherwise, they would just be dumped on the couch in the game room or on the pool table. AND YOU WERE SO AVAILABLE! Much cheaper than metal but strong enough to…

I like the concept of being able to "fold" hanging clothes. I see extra closet space. I'm sure once I have more clothes the extra space will really show. They look like regular hangers. The same plastic and also the same hardness as normal hangers. The hooks are easy to remove so you don't have a huge snag getting in the way of your clothes when hanging. (Just pull harder and it pops right out) The only downside is the huge gap between the bar that holds my hangers and my clothes. My shirts are

I didn't expect them to actually save 80% of my storage space. I was quite hoping. But they ended up taking up MORE space in my closet than regular hangers. And they looked ugly doing it. The main reason they don't work as space savers is due to the simple fact that a garment takes up about the same amount of space whether it's hanging an inch or two lower or lower. no And one of these hangers takes up as much space as the clothes hanging on it would take up by hanging it normally, plus a bit…

I was very excited to try these hangers after a YouTuber recommended them for small closets. I was shocked and delighted at how much space the hangers freed up! The picture on the left is of my closet after I've already used two of these hangers, but my closet was filled to the max before using any of the hangers. I ended up using all 12 hangers and freeing up just over 2 feet of hanging space. I have used hangers for tops, pants, dresses, jackets/coats and sweaters. The hangers appear to be…

The hanger is heavy duty plastic but still flexes a bit when you hang it on either end to add or remove clothes from the hanger. Also, the hooks that attach the hanger to the rod in the closet are too curved, making it difficult to hook and unhook the ends of the rod in the closet, especially if your closet has wire shelves with a metal hanging rod. below, because the gap between the clothes rail and the built-in shelf is small, you need to carefully pass the end of the hook through this gap…

I bought them for the more memory but they aren't really as efficient as they seem. First, I already use the popular felt hangers, which are very flimsy, and these plastic holders can't fully nest together like my hangers, leaving large gaps for more of my felt hangers to fit. I can put as many or more of my felt hangers in the same spot as they do. It's only really effective if you maybe double or triple the hangers in each section, making them less comfortable and more likely to break…