When you’re running out of hanging space you’ll soon discover there is a limit to how many items of clothing you can hang on the back of a door. And then you have just three options:
- Have a clear out, which can be painful.
- Buy another wardrobe, which may be expensive, even if you have the room?
- Or, buy a hanging rail, which is the simplest and cheapest option.
The cheapest option is not always the best and you may find some of the lower priced rails on the market can be poor quality. If you’re willing to stretch your budget a little there are some decent quality rails available though. Here’s a few examples:
Available from amazon.co.uk
This wide rail looks the business and is so strong a grown man can hang from it. The reviews for this product are encouraging and I like the black colour. Another bonus is the parts click together without the need for screws or bolts. Not such a big deal when you’re assembling a rail for the first time but if you ever want to dismantle it you’ll appreciate the benefit.
Available from amazon.co.uk
If you want to get the most out of the available space then this double rail will be the ideal solution. Again, it’s a heavy duty 6 ft rail but with the bonus of a centre rail which is height adjustable – ideal for shirts and trousers, perhaps? amazon.co.uk
Available from amazon.co.uk
A chrome finish steel rail with space for up to 45 hangers. Extends sideways as well as up. Complete with extra hanging bars at each side. L105 – 176 × W50 × H137 – 187 cm. Available from amazon.co.uk
From argos.co.uk
An all-in-one solution with a hanging rail, shoe rack and space above for boxes, hats or whatever you fancy. W88 × D54 × H173cm
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