Are the hooks which go over the door metal or plastic? The plastic ones I had in my last home are too thick to allow the door to close.
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They are metal and decently thin. Tried hanging it on the door first but liked it on the wall more. Didn't have an issue with it rubbing when I tried it though.
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They are metal hooks, and slim so they should fit well but they are so thin they bent withy the weight of my ironing board and went I bent they back one snapped in half
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The hooks are made of a hard ,solid plastic and so far they are very durable.The hooks have a 1 inch opening and are about 3 1/4 inches long.The ends are blunt which I think makes it much safer than those cords with the metal ones.Less likely to cut you if hook is not secured properly.I had a problem with racoons getting into our outside garbage cans.These cords solved the problem and the ability to adjust one end helps to make them fit tight.On elast comment.The hook depth opening is about 2 inches.
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This has two large hooks on the back that are perfect for a door. Mine is hanging on a closet door. I am using the styrofoam it came with in between the hoop and the door because my door is thinner than an average door. It works perfectly.
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Yes, the hooks are metal, coated with rubbery plastic. There's also a center latch to prevent the hooks from bouncing off.
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The hooks are metal. This was the best purchase I have made to get my shoes organized.
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In my case, no. The gap between my closet door and the molding is too small. The hooks strike the molding and prevent the door from closing. If I want to shut the door, I will need to shave a little from the top of the door.
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A U-shaped plastic piece slips over the top of most doors, in our case it works perfectly on a closet door. We are in a tract home with standard 1.5" thick doors.
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No. They're flat metal, about a 16th of an inch thick. My doors are 1 3/8" and hooks just fit. The hooks are separate pieces that fit into eyelets at the top of the holder, so you could use your own hooks.
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I used my old one over it.. it is a little long so I just tuck it in. Not a big problem... the door still closes fine. I really like this unit.
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The hooks are 1 10/16" wide. The door I have them on is 1 5/16" deep (thick). I think they will fit over your 1 3/4" door. Hope this helps!
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Any door that has a modern door jam will prevent it from closing. The hooks for the organizer protrude approximately 1 1/2 inches beyond the door itself interfering with the door closing properly.
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It's a plastic 'S' hook. Mine have held up rather well in the past 6 months of use.
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No, the hooks are not thick. Our house is relatively new and things fit pretty snugly, but we can still close the door where this unit hangs. There are 3 hooks. I did notice that the wood molding above the door where this hangs has 3 grey stripes on it. That's from the metal hooks rubbing on it. However, it's just color and will come off if you use one of those Mr. Clean Eraser pads. The hooks did not score or damage the wood...it just left 3 grey stripes.
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It comes with hooks that go over the door. Easily put on and removed. It just hangs if you don't secure the bottom part to the door.
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Hooks are made of a composite material. They seem to be sturdy enough for their intended purpose.
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Hi Susana, The hooks are "flat" style, not round tubular. Given that, I still think that unless you have a gap of about 1/8" at the top of the door, the door would not close completely with this hung from the back. In part it will depend on how your doorframes are trimmed out.
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Metal. I attached some felt to the under side so it doesn't scratch up the door.