ClosetMaid 38053 Tie & Belt Rack: Organize Your Accessories with 14 Hooks in Nickel Finish Review

item. However, once installed, the plastic channel stuck to the frame of the sliding arms, so the normal weight of the straps stressed the plastic and prevented it from sliding smoothly. Instead, I bought a 14" Rev-a-Shelf, which works like a charm, stronger, smoother, and installs with two screws.

It was better than expected for the money. I was looking for a key hanger but they all seemed too cheap or crappy to me so I decided to try a tie clip. It's almost too bad for a housekeeper; The bonus is that it was cheaper than most key hangers. I attached it to the closet wall with 1/2" including screws; it took about 5 minutes.

I have used these in my personal closet. They are a bit flimsy and sag when fully extended (especially when loaded with a heavy strap plug). Still, I liked them and used them for a client's dressing room. I like their size and that you can pull them up to access the hooks and slide them back in so they don't get in the way. If I find a similar product that is a little more durable I will start using it. Otherwise I will continue to use them.

Bought this to hang bras on the inside of a closet door and so far so good. My closet has doors that open outward into the room that look like regular bedroom doors. The screws that come with the stand are designed for mounting directly to a wall or into wood, so they were too long for my purposes. I brought them to the door and they were longer than the width of the door so they would go through on the other side. No problem, I just took my bag of screws to Home Depot and found screws with the