Barnwood and Spindles

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ExtraMile
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Barnwood and Spindles

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Simple garment rack.
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Kinda beyond me! How do those garment racks function?
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charlese wrote:Kinda beyond me! How do those garment racks function?
The term 'Garment' is just a general term or all inclusive word for coats and so on!

*** I would like to locate (3 each) 'vintage' door knobs, for the top tier of these racks, for further hanging possibilities.
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ExtraMile wrote:
charlese wrote:Kinda beyond me! How do those garment racks function?
The term 'Garment' is just a general term or all inclusive word for coats and so on!

*** I would like to locate (3 each) 'vintage' door knobs, for the top tier of these racks, for further hanging possibilities.
We know what a garment is.

How does one use the racks for garments?

Are those 'hooks' on the bottom tier?
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Yes!
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ExtraMile wrote:Yes!
Well, with that as an explanation, Nice Work!

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Oh!!! clothes hooks! Hard to see in the photo. Still can only imagine them where the shiney spots are.

Don't mean to critique your photographic skills. Mine are even worse! Maybe an angle shot would work.
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