Over-The-Door Closet Rod

Guest coats pile up on the bed when the hall closet is full. This white bar slips right over the top of an interior door and stays put without screws. Miles Kimball has carried practical helpers like this one for generations because they make small rooms work better.

White tubular steel

The frame is built from sturdy steel tube with a smooth white finish that will not snag blouses or woolen jackets. It wipes clean with a damp rag when dust settles along the top.

Clips over the top

Two brackets slide right over the top edge of any standard interior door. The door still closes tight, so it works well in the laundry room, the spare bedroom, or inside a small bathroom.

Quick assembly

The pieces slip together in a couple of minutes without any tools from the basement. Hang shirts straight from the ironing board or line up suits for a long weekend away.

Extra hanging space

The long rod holds several hangers at once, keeping freshly pressed clothes from wrinkling against each other. It gives an older house the closet room modern builders leave out.