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Pull out retractable closet rod. https://www.amazon.ca/Retractable-Adjustable-Wardrobe-Clothing-Extendable/dp/B099RWJ1GY?th=1 https://www.amazon.ca/Retractable

Pull out retractable closet rod. https://www.amazon.ca/Retractable-Adjustable-Wardrobe-Clothing-Extendable/dp/B099RWJ1GY?th=1 https://www.amazon.ca/Retractable-Adjustable-Wardrobe-Clothi... Mount under shelf. Use high quality hanger that doesn't damage or crease. No extra folding action. Put nice article of clothing in front and looks very nice. Turning storage 90 degrees for shallow storage solves more problems than folding clothes in half. Having seen tons of these in show rooms, I dare say it's a long solved problem. Also there's rods with angled notches to turn hangers 45 degrees.

pfannkuchen 3y ago
Much goofier looking though.
- maxglute 3y ago
  There are nice looking high end options and plastic aliexpress versions. And everything in between. Bonus, the design works for pants or textiles since it does everything normal hanger does. These "space saving" solutions have been thought through for decades. I like the aesthetic of her design, but it kind of fails at being a good versatile hanger. Seems like it's good for storing a few articles of frequently used clothing where one doesn't need to consider long term creasing, basically a slight upgrade from a few nails on the wall.
hobofan 3y ago
Or also just coat hangers that have a rotating top (most with a wooden body and a metal top have that). There were also some really viable solutions displayed on the Google image search that were just glossed over. The way it's presented in the video it does look really nice, but having to pair it with one of their rods is kind of limiting.
- maxglute 3y ago
  Yeah, my main gripe is the design seems like a subpar hanger. If she's going ditch purity of wood or steel wire, with bits of plastic, go all the way and have nice little molded end for shoulders. Or coat the wire in velvet which is life changing upgrade in terms of anti slip (she has muh silicon stoppers). Also would be nice if she extended horizontal neck of hanger out with a stop to keep fabric away from the back/wall so the crease is not rubbing against a surface. Just little ideas which I feel like she must have considered with 100+ iterations and the result is functionally subpar. Granted aestehtically simply and pleasing to some.
jstimpfle 3y ago
My thought as well. The disadvantage though is that you need to move a "pack" of hung clothes and turn them around (or pull them out) to find the one you're looking for. In the folded arrangement, you can probably find what you're looking for at a glance, from a distance.

pfannkuchen 3y ago

Much goofier looking though.

maxglute 3y ago
There are nice looking high end options and plastic aliexpress versions. And everything in between. Bonus, the design works for pants or textiles since it does everything normal hanger does. These "space saving" solutions have been thought through for decades. I like the aesthetic of her design, but it kind of fails at being a good versatile hanger. Seems like it's good for storing a few articles of frequently used clothing where one doesn't need to consider long term creasing, basically a slight upgrade from a few nails on the wall.

hobofan 3y ago

Or also just coat hangers that have a rotating top (most with a wooden body and a metal top have that). There were also some really viable solutions displayed on the Google image search that were just glossed over. The way it's presented in the video it does look really nice, but having to pair it with one of their rods is kind of limiting.

maxglute 3y ago
Yeah, my main gripe is the design seems like a subpar hanger. If she's going ditch purity of wood or steel wire, with bits of plastic, go all the way and have nice little molded end for shoulders. Or coat the wire in velvet which is life changing upgrade in terms of anti slip (she has muh silicon stoppers). Also would be nice if she extended horizontal neck of hanger out with a stop to keep fabric away from the back/wall so the crease is not rubbing against a surface. Just little ideas which I feel like she must have considered with 100+ iterations and the result is functionally subpar. Granted aestehtically simply and pleasing to some.

jstimpfle 3y ago

My thought as well. The disadvantage though is that you need to move a "pack" of hung clothes and turn them around (or pull them out) to find the one you're looking for. In the folded arrangement, you can probably find what you're looking for at a glance, from a distance.