How high is a clothes rail?
As a rule, place the top rod 80 to 82-inches up from the floor and the bottom rod about 40-inches up from the floor. For a single rod application, plan 60-inches from the floor for placement.
How do you make a clothes hanger?
Just follow these simple steps.
- Step 1: Find a good piece of cardboard.
- Step 2: Draw a pattern on the cardboard.
- Step 3: Cut out the shape. Take care when using sharp scissors!
- Step 4: Decorate your hanger *optional*
- Step 5: Your hanger is ready to be put to work!
How much depth do you need for hanging clothes?
A clothes closet should have a minimum depth of at least 24 inches deep, so the clothes can clear the back wall.
How many inches do you need for hanging clothes?
No clothing closet should be less than 24 inches deep (front to back). A hanger is 18 inches wide, the width of an average man’s shoulders, and the garment needs breathing space. Allow 36 inches from the top of a clothing rod to the top of another clothing rod when creating double hanging space.
What is a made to measure clothing rail?
“Made to measure” Industrial look steel clothing rail complete with 2x wall plates and 8x 8mm fixings. As featured in the Daily Mail – An innovative solution for creating a hanging rail for clothes when building a wardrobe in an alcove or any other bespoke application where a clothing rail is required between two walls.
Can You Make your own clothes rail designs?
The designs that you’ll see below will showcase you handmade clothes rail designs that people have made by themselves using simple and easy to find materials. As you’ll notice, most of the following designs have been accomplished by using industrial pipes because they’re not expensive to buy and are very easy to assemble.
Why use industrial pipes for clothes rail designs?
The designs that you’ll see below will showcase you handmade clothes rail designs that people have made by themselves using simple and easy to find materials. As you’ll notice, most of the following designs have been accomplished by using industrial pipes because they’re not expensive to buy and are very easy to assemble. Enjoy!
Can I use clothes rails in an alcove?
We purchased these as hanging rails in an alcove and they are just what we required. If you’re worrying about clothes rails bending under the weight – these wont as they are steel scaffolding handrails; as a result they are heavyweight and need two to position etc and I would recommend only using them in brick or block walls.