Towers
Clothes Rail Closet
Single or double hanging in a 30- or 36-inch bay, with the rail height set by what you actually own.
In short
What it is for.
A hanging bay is the one part of a closet where a two-inch mistake costs you a whole row of clothes. The Clothes Rail Closet is supplied in 30 and 36 inch widths in both depths, and the rail position is set on site — double-hung for shirts and folded trousers, single-hung where dresses and coats need the full drop.
- Rail height set on siteDouble-hung gives roughly 42 inches of drop per level; single-hung gives about 78. The decision is made against your wardrobe, not a catalog default.
- 24-inch depth clears a hangerA standard hanger is about 17 inches wide. At 15 inches deep, garments sit at an angle; at 24 they hang square, and sleeves stop rubbing the door.
- Rated rail, not a dowelAn aluminium rail on end supports, sized for a full bay of winter coats.
Specification
Built to these numbers.
| Cabinet height | 84 in |
|---|---|
| Widths | 30 in and 36 in |
| Depths | 15 in and 24 in |
| Hanging | Single or double, set at installation |
| Rail | Aluminium, end-supported |
| Panel | 3/4 in cabinet-grade melamine |
In place
Installed.
The clothes rail closet working in a finished room.
Sizes
Every catalogued size.
All dimensions in inches. Any size in this table is a stock component — not a special order.
| SKU | Width | Depth | Height |
|---|---|---|---|
| SC30HD15 | 30" | 15" | 84" |
| SC36HD15 | 36" | 15" | 84" |
| SC30HD24 | 30" | 24" | 84" |
| SC36HD24 | 36" | 24" | 84" |
Gallery
Every angle.
10 photographs of the clothes rail closet — in room, in studio, in use, and in close-up.
Film
Twenty-four seconds.
A slow pass across the clothes rail closet installed in a finished room.
24 secDetail
Closer in.
Questions
About the Clothes Rail Closet.
What is the difference between single and double hanging?
Single hanging is one rail with roughly 78 inches of drop for dresses and long coats. Double hanging is two rails with about 42 inches each, which roughly doubles the capacity for shirts, jackets and folded trousers.
Which depth should a hanging bay be?
24 inches. A standard hanger is about 17 inches wide, so a 15-inch-deep bay forces garments to sit at an angle. 15-inch depth is for shelving and shallow reach-in closets.
Pairs with
Usually specified alongside.
TowersShelf Closet TowerThe backbone of every ClosetX layout: an 84-inch tower of adjustable shelves in five widths and two depths.View component
DrawersCloset DrawersTwo heights, three widths, on soft-close runners — installed inside the tower, not bolted on afterwards.View component
StorageShoe RackAn angled shelf with a front lip, so shoes face out and stay where you put them.View component
Start here
Tell us the room. We will tell you what fits.
A field measure, a dimensioned drawing and a fixed price — in that order, before anything is cut.