Umbra Flip 5 Hook Wall Mounted Coat Rack White

I bought the ones in WHITE and had installed these on backside of my home's doors throughout the house. Some I've had for years and they have all held up will with several pounds sometimes hanging on them… including my hanging one of these in our exercise / workout room holding ankle weight.

I have a Flip 3 Wall Hook by our back door for jackets and love it so much I purchased the Flip 5 Wall Hook for use in my laundry room. I hang shirts as they come out of the dryer and when I'm done I just flip the hooks up again. It's exactly what I was wanting - space saving, a sleek, modern design and is well made. Installation was easy and it looks great!

The 5 Flip Wall Hook is sturdy, streamlined, and handsome. We put the first of our two racks on the inside of the hall closet door 10 years ago. It is a workhorse, keeping dog paraphernalia, winter scarves, a backpack, purse, and down vest, organized and easy to reach. Our new rack is in our newly renovated bathroom, a trim piece of hardware in a minimalist space. It holds towels and clothing as the need arises, making it both practical and lovely.

I bought 2 of the 5 hook ones and one 3 hook to use on walls behind doors. Makes it so much easier for guests to hand clothing or towels up in bedrooms (5 hooks) or the bathroom 3 hooks. The best part is that the hooks don't come out far enough to damage a door opening. Crazy but we had a 5 hook one for 11 years in our closet and hadn't thought about using it in other areas.

This solid wood with flip-down metal hooks is sturdy, works well and stylish. It's a fantastic design, especially if you don't want hooks sticking out of the wall in tight spaces. Highly recommended.

This one is perfect- beautiful design and high quality. Highly recommend

We have 3 if there in our house, gallway and bathrooms. Towrls and clothing stay stay hung and dont fall off.

This is about the 5th? one of these that I have purchased for different locations. They're great for hanging things close to the door or in a closet.

These look nice but beware if you are not good at DIY as I am. It says it takes minutes to install. I've spent two hours over two days and I can still only get one side in and have given up. Thinking of drilling through the whole thing to attach it to the wall to at least get some coats on it. Have followed the instructions carefully and have tried redrilling holes for the screws to no avail. I have managed to get this sort of shelf up before.

My wife purchased your clothes hanger and I recently installed it the problem I had was with the anchor slots on the back they were roughly cut in and were to tight for the screwhead. It required a quite a bit of force to seat the hanger and it did not sit all the way into the slot. We had purchased the same product about 8years ago and it fits very well I check the slots and they were clean and smooth giving a good fit.