lazy susan coat rack ?
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Dry cleaners use a system like this on a much larger scale. It's really not practical on a small scale due to the radiusing requirements for turn areas.
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When I was in the closet remodeling industry, I did see one such dry cleaner's system in a residence. It went up into the finished attic and made a series of turns before coming back down. I've never seen one woman that had so many clothes. It was rather disgusting, frankly. In your case of 2' x 2', you might use the over/under or upper/lower concept devoting 42" to each section. If you have an 8' ceiling, you can get two partitions and hang them from a rail on the back wall as high as possible, using a fixed shelf at the top to hold the partitions together and set your two rails to whatever height you need. Check out the California Closets offerings.
Very cool idea and interactive. Don't have the head room though.
Just trying to maximize amount of jackets that can be hung without a rod and coat hangers. That setup is in the cabinet one over. Right now I have hook lining the wall but in a 2x2 space there's a lot of empty room in the center.
Just trying to maximize amount of jackets that can be hung without a rod and coat hangers. That setup is in the cabinet one over. Right now I have hook lining the wall but in a 2x2 space there's a lot of empty room in the center.
Hafele has a pull down closet organizer called a wardrobe lift - about $100. This link will take you to the Hafele catalog page. It does require a fair amount of headspace
http://www.hafele.com/us/external/catalog/CIB2012V2_html/CIB2012V2/index.html#?page=38
Here's one place to buy it from.
http://www.kitchensource.com/laundry/ha-1128.htm
http://www.hafele.com/us/external/catalog/CIB2012V2_html/CIB2012V2/index.html#?page=38
Here's one place to buy it from.
http://www.kitchensource.com/laundry/ha-1128.htm
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