Behind the door

Collapsible over the door rack, 2 pack

4.6 out of 5 (630)

Doors in a shared apartment run out of hanging space fast. We built this pair so you can set up one on the bedroom door and the second in the bathroom without drilling into rental frames. Five metal arms drop down when you need them and push back flush when laundry day clears them out.

$11.99Noted at this figure when we last looked. The live listing has the final say.

Where it goes	Behind the door
Options on the listing	2 variants
Across the variants	$11.99 to $12.99

Hinged metal frame

The thick metal frame hangs over the door top and stays put. When the arms sit empty, the whole rack folds flat against the panel so it stays clear of narrow hallway traffic.

Five drop arms

Each rack gives you five separate hanging spots spaced along the bar. Heavy winter coats, damp bath towels, and tote bags each get their own arm instead of piling onto one peg.

Rides without hardware

You drop the bracket over standard interior doors with no screws, tape, or wall anchors. The metal holds its shape under heavy jackets and will not bend or pinch the door header.

A pair of racks

Two matching racks come together in the box. Hang one behind the entry door for work bags and jackets, then put the other on the bathroom door for robes and bath sheets.