Creating The Right Hanging Space In Your Bedroom Closet System
Single and Double Hang Closet Rods in Chrome and Satin Nickel
One of the important aspects of clothes storage is hanging space and hanging rods. There are some types of clothes that are obviously better hung than folded, such as suits and jackets. Others are definitely not for hanging, such as shoes; unless they are inside a hanging shoe organizer that is. Then there are other types of clothes that may be either hung or folded for storage, such as shirts or blouses.
Before finalizing you closet configuration, you need to work out what clothes you would rather hang and which ones you would prefer to fold and keep on shelves. Then there are the odd items to think of, such as ties, which you need to accommodate perhaps in a special tie rack. Once you know what proportion of your clothes you want to hang, then that is the time to decide what length of closet rods you need in your bedroom closet system or closet organizer system.
Next you need to decide whether to have single hang or double hang closet rods, or maybe a combination of both in a larger closet. If you have full length dresses to store, for example, then at least one single hang rod with no shelving below is essential. You could still have double hang closet rods in another part of the closet for hanging other things like shirts.
Choose your closet rods carefully, ensuring that you have a type that will not easily fall down under the weight of your clothes. Those rods that come with closet system kits are normally strong, but you also have to consider how they are fitted. You can get cheap tension rods for the closet, but other designs may be preferable from a strength point of view. An example of a closet rod from a well known brand for closets is the Easy Track RA1204-CH Closet Sliding Wardrobe Rod. This chrome rod is part of a series of matching parts that you can configure to get your personalized closet system.
If you want to add an additional rod to an existing closet, you can create extra hanging space by having a double hang closet rod, with the second rod being hung from hooks on an existing rod. These are quick and convenient, but be sure to choose strong hooks and rods.
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