Belt Rack, Organizer, Hanger, Holder - Stylish Belt Rack, Sturdy.

I like web belts that have the clamping buckle. It’s hard to find a good way to hang them. Then I happened to find this. Is a reasonable price and works great. The downside is you have to balance the belts for it to work correctly. But that’s not a real problem. It works great and answers a real problem and I’m very happy with it!

I do not use the hanger in the center to hang it as I modified the belt holder to hang without it. I didn’t like the way the belts offset the balance with just using the hanger hook. My holder is permanently mounted under a tie rack and the belts can be all on one side or not as it is stable.The unit is not wood. It is a dense plastic. I have no problem with it as it looks fine for me.

This is the most genius invention EVER! I always have trouble hanging my belts up on tie racks and I have definitely envisioned something like this product to make my life easier in closet organization. Tie hangers only really work with the traditional frame style buckle where there is a place to hang it through. But for all the other belts, you either have to hope it doesn't fall off when you move it.This belt rack solves all belt hanging problems and separates it from the mess of having to be hung with your ties.I have given this as a Christmas gift to the guys in my family and they all love it!The only thing is that it does need to be balanced on both sides and it does seem to bend a little with all the weight, but it's totally worth the organization factor.

I too had wall mount the rack. I used 3 screws. One at each end and one in the middle. If you load the rack with belts with out the middle screw it will probably sag in the middle. It works well and it was a lot cheaper than the solid wood one. I Dont think you will want the coat hanger hook. It is impossible to balance. You should hang with screws. I hung my on the inside of closet door into solid wood. It probably won't hold in dry wall.

This is a nice inexpensive solution for storing a wide variety of different kinds of belts. It accommodates belts of different widths, types, and buckles. I have mostly rachet-style and traditional buckle belts. It's a piece of molded plastic but is substantial enough that it should last a long time. A couple of things you need to know to get the most out of the Tenby Living Belt Rack.1. The belts slide in and out one open side, so allow room in your closet so you have a little room on the open side.2. The belt rack will tip in one direction or the other if the weight is unevenly distributed. I recommend you start putting belts in starting at the center, one side then the other, then continuing from the center out. Putting your most popular belts close to the center will also help keep things balanced. This will help keep the rack balanced when you remove a belt for use each day.

Like the look and the qty of belts it holds. Material appears to be strong enough for the weights of the belts.

Works great, unless you put all the belts in front or back. Doesn't balance well unless you put same amount of belts on each side. Looks great

When I first got it, I used the hanger, however, it will tilt in one direction if the weight was uneven. I ended up mounting it to the back of my closet door. Couple of pilot holes is a must, otherwise the plastic will crack. I used a couple of wood screws to secure it to the back of the closet door. Would buy another one. For the price it is great with an installation modification as above.

Me ha resultado muy práctico, me permite ordenar mis cinturones y aprovechar espacio en mi guardarropa

It's does the job as long you fill it up with belt or else it has a tendency to lean on one side more than the other if it fill on one side more than the other

Pas pire pour le prix

We have put about 4 belts and 6 ties on this hanger... quite sturdy! Tips to one side with whichever side is heavier, but it still sits well in the cupboard.

To organize husbands belts. Works perfectly