Mar 08
Sometimes it’s crazy to imagine how many ways there are to use a garment rack. But hang in there! Here’s a new one!
There are collapsible garment racks that would be great for bring back and forth from your booths. This first option comes in a variety of sizes and is constructed of commercial grade materials. It breaks down for easy storage and travel and also has wheels for convenience.
The second option for you is the Fol-D-Rak, a portable garment rack. It’s great because it is lightweight, only 6 pounds, and it holds up to 150 pounds or 40-60 garments! The rack folds up to a slim 4” wide so it’s easy to store and easy to travel with.
The main difference between these two items is the size, weight and wheels.
Both of these options will work great at the flea market coming up!
Thanks for the question and we’ll be answering more questions next week for Hangin’ Out.
Hangin’ Out is a weekly question and answer column where you can get your garment rack questions and problems solved!
Jan 26
Now that its 2010, let us take closer look at a very convenient and helpful garment rack. This covered garment rack is ideal for storing and organizing your out of season clothing. There are many desirable features about this rack, the most important being the canvas covering. The cover offers the ultimate protection from dust, bugs and odor. The zipper allows easy access and the rolling casters enable you to put it wherever is best for you. Another fun feature is the side slots inside the cover for cedar boards. The cedar boards will keep your clothes smelling refreshed while being stored for any period of time. Fifty pounds is the maximum weight the rack can hold, so it’s not really for heavy storage or commercial use.
Making your own garment rack cover is also an option. With a sewing machine and supplies you can make a custom cover for a garment rack you already have around the house. You can easily close the garment rack with fabric ties instead of a zipper. The cover you make can be washable, removable and have your personal touch.
Oct 06
An important member of the garment rack family is the pant trolley. If you have a large or small collection of pants, you need to join the club and get yourself a pant trolley. With many available options, such as wheels, wood, metal and size, you will never dread hanging your pants again!
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Sep 15
Can you imagine having an organized laundry room? A little scary to picture, I know, but it is very possible. There are many garment racks available to help you get your laundry room under control!
Garment racks are great for hanging your clothes to dry. Before I got one, it wouldn’t be uncommon to find clothes hanging on the shower rod, doorways and on chairs. I know I’m not the only one who has ever draped a pair of wet pants over the dryer in order to dry. The great thing about a garment rack is that all of the laundry clutter is eliminated.
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Jul 24
Hi folks, Nicole here. I hadn’t been seeing alot of really cool garment racks lately, because I was busy studying the art of metaphysical self transportation. I have to say that it kinda worked. But it was kinda scary too. I was just dreaming of Cabo San Lucas, and then, I WAS THERE. Really there. IN THE OCEAN, too. So all my clothes were wet. You can BET that I could have used a GARMENT RACK at that moment! But then I thought about being home, and poof, I was home again! Metaphysical self transportation is dangerous and scary and very real. Be careful!
Hey, want to see something cool?! You can store a variety of clothing and other items on this sturdy 2 Shelf Garment Rack! The unbreakable closet rod allows you to hang your wardrobe without worry. Equipped with easy rolling casters, this garment rack is easily moved from room to room. The 2 shelves provide extra storage potential for shoes, purses and other accessories. Neat! Great for the garage, guest room, bedroom, or classroom! Features Sturdy tubular metal construction, 4 easy rolling wheels, 2 shelves for extra storage. Available in White or Chrome from the gang at Stacks and Stacks!
Mar 11
Hi Hangin’ Out:
I have what seems to be a simple question, however, any time I try to figure it out I end up getting so confused!!
When it comes to hangers for my garment rack, what is the best option? There are so many hangers out there I just get overwhelmed trying to figure it out. Can you help me?
-Hannah with hangers on the brain
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Mar 06
Check out my selection for garment rack of the week! The QuikCloset is a combination between closet and garment rack. It has the benefits of both, making it the most convenient and functional way to store your hanging items.
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Feb 26
“Hi! I am writing this email you to you in regards of advice for my upcoming flea market booth. I have a bunch of great vintage clothing finds that won’t work lying down or folded up and I don’t have a truck to put any tools or hanging racks in. Do you have any advice for me? Thanks!
- Vintage Viola
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Feb 25
Garment Racks are good in the office for one reason – coats. If there are many people working in an office, a garment rack is the perfect solution for all those jackets and coats.
Here is an example of the perfect garment rack to put in an office building for keeping coats and jackets organized. There is plenty of space for many coats and they all get a hanger, as opposed to the hook style of a coat tree.
This particular one has a nice top shelf to set lunch boxes, umbrellas and hats. It holds 4-6 hangers per foot so there will be plenty of storage space for coats. This option is also nice for saving space because it will fit conveniently in any corner and doesn’t take up too much space.
A garment rack like this one is also good for large families. This rack would be great to put in the garage or in an area where your family can put their coats on before heading out.
Feb 13
I was in my apartment the other day and I was thinking about how garment racks just may not be practical for small apartments like mine. There are more space-saving options for garment racks, so you can still use the practicality and functionality of the concept and use less space.
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