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Choose storage, find the right spot and prepare for installation: practical advice for a hallway that is a pleasure to use.
Open or closed coat rack, bench, shoe shelves: how to recreate an entryway closet with a piece of furniture, depending on the width and depth of the wall.
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Hanger rod, hooks, shoe shelf, casters, mirror: the criteria for choosing a garment rack based on the room and the length of the clothes.
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Full-height mirror, mirror above a low cabinet, mirror concealing storage: sizes and criteria to check before choosing.
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Installation height, weight capacity per hook, stability and sizes: how to install a children's coat rack they can use without help, from the bedroom to the entryway.
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Protected metal, epoxy finish, wood or adhesive: what holds up in a wet room, and how to fix a coat hook without cracking the tiles.
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Weighted base, footprint, clothing distribution: the factors that make a free-standing coat rack truly stable.
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Daily access, dust, humidity, visual clutter: what separates an open shelf from a cabinet with doors or drop-down doors.
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Nano-gel pad, magnet, screw or door bracket: what each fastener can really hold, and on what surface it will stick.
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Floor space, capacity, installation, rental: the criteria that distinguish a wall-mounted coat rack from a freestanding model.
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The calculation depends on the household, the route, and the season. Guidelines for a couple, a family, or shared accommodation.
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Adult, child, shared changing room or bathroom: the height of a coat hook varies depending on its use. The numerical guidelines.
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15, 17, 20 or 30 cm: the depth determines the flow in an entryway. Guidelines for each configuration.
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Depth makes all the difference. The dimensions that fit through a narrow hallway and the actual capacity of a shoe cabinet per linear meter.
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Adhesive, magnetic, over-the-door, or freestanding: four ways to hang something without making a hole, with their actual weight limits and the situations in which each fails.
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A drywall partition cannot support a wet coat with just any wall plug. Which fastener should you choose depending on the weight of the item to hang.
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The right height depends on who uses it and what is hung from it. Numerical guidelines for an adult, a child, or a narrow entryway.
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