📚 Efficiently Organize your Closet with iDesign Classico Metal Over the Rod Dual Hooks in Bronze Review

I am currently using it for belts but it is very durable. I also have a quad-core version that fits four wallets (one of which is always filled with heavy stuff like a laptop and a personal organizer). This whole set of hooks is sturdy and does a great job of organizing my closet. I also like that it's not just stainless steel I think it has a copper finish which looks really nice.

I used to buy some kind of tie rack to hang all my scarves. It hung awkwardly in the closet, barely fitting on a pole, and I found its sharp edges had punctured several of my scarves! This round device is much better and simpler. Also, the scarves don't avoid it anyway and fall off like on another machine that had several "levels". This one was tight on the shelf in the closet but it fit and I like this design a lot more.

Now that I have four Anushka bags I wanted to somehow store them while I display them (incredible work). Although I bought both this model and the 'over the door' model, I ended up hanging it on an existing shelf above the door where I display my scarves. As others have written it would be nice to have a much longer one with double hook spacing; Having the pockets overlap that much defeats the purpose (although using both sides helps). But it's durable and well made (not like the plastic or…

It works well. I thought it would take a little longer but that's my fault as the item is as described. I have six bags hanging from it. Four large ones below and two smaller ones above. Six big bags won't fit in. Wide hangers for your handles are perfect and won't wrinkle or ruin your bag handles. Sturdy and hangs well in the closet. If you have a lot of big bags, you can order a pair for the price. For those who have wire shelving in their closet, setting up a corner where you have a dead…

Bought two of these to put a light pole in between or even a light nylon cord to hang a sheet to share a space in our tent. The rings are big enough to use a sturdy bamboo pole or a light weight small PVC pipe etc. If you need to attach the bars to a hook, you could probably come up with something to attach them to this exposed wire design. Simple and light and pretty close to what I was hoping for for my needs. The hook is designed not to hang at the very end like a normal coat hook, but to…