Chrome Tie & Belt Hangers (Set of 2)

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(1 stars) - Bad design
This type of tie/belt hangar is bad design. When you fully load it up with 24 ties or 24 belts, what happens is in order to get to any tie or belt in the middle (anywhere else other than the top one), you have to DIG AROUND TO GET IT.

Which means that I HAVE TO TAKE OFF EVERY TIE/BELT in order to get to the one I need, then HAVE TO PUT BACK EVERY TIE/BELT I don't need. Is this a good use of your time?

BAD DESIGN !!!!!

(4 stars) - Serves my purpose and holds em well..
I actually got this after looking at it on Amazon.
I use one hanger to hang 24 ties ! Yes. Two on each limb, one beside the other.
No problem. It holds them well without slipping them off.
I use the other hanger for my belts and it does its job.
At least now my ties maintain a wrinkle free and organized environment
easily available for my needs.
And Yes.. I would recommend it to anyone looking to organize their ties or belts.

(2 stars) - Makes it hard to get to the middle ties.
Pros - inexpensive and doesn't take up much space
Cons: The way it's designed, the ties on the top rungs all overlap the ties on the lower rungs, so the ones in the middle get "lost" (or covered up is the better word) from the ties on top. Since having these things for the last few months I have been using the top rungs much more because it's such a pain to get the ties on the middle rungs on and off, because the top-rung ties cover up the middle ones.
Look at the pictures to see what I'm talking about.

(5 stars) - I use it for my purses
I don't have as much closet space for the clothes and shoe horse that I am but this did the trick for my purses. Perfect in size and organization. I have all different sizes of purses and this did it for me.

(4 stars) - These are ok
These tie and belt hangers are an ok solution to my tie problem, but they could be better.

The good: The are sturdy, the ties stick to the hanger so they don't slide off, these can hold a lot of ties if you double up on each rung.

The bad: It is hard to find ties on the lower rungs as they are covered by the ones on top, and sorting through the ties makes you want to take them all off to see what you've got.

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