Hang it Dang it Quilt Hanger, 35-Inch to 63-Inch

This is the only way to hang a wall quilt. I have 3 of them and they look great. Easy to use. Must sew a sleeve on the back of your quilt. Only recommend this hanger.

The first one came broken in half! But they replaced it with a new one. Very satisfied, works perfect. I will be buying another one.

Holds quilt goof

How have I never heard of Hang it Dang it?? The old method of hanging quilts was labor intensive. Of course the quilt had to have a hanging sleeve. Then a piece of wood had to be cut slightly smaller than the width of the quilt. Holes were drilled in each end of the wood slat. After carefully measuring the distance from the ceiling to the desired location on the wall for the quilt and the distance between the 2 ends of the wood slat being used for the hanging, nails were pounded into the wall. Then the wood slat was inserted in the hanging sleeve and the quilt was gingerly hung on the wall. It usually involved 2 people to do this part of the operation. Invariably one nail would be higher than the other so it wouldn’t hang straight. Oops! More measuring. More nail holes. The wall behind my quilts looks like a wood pecker had a go at it. Now I’ve got the Hang it Dang it and quilts can be swapped out at will. The most work that is required is sewing a hanging sleeve on the back of the quilt. After that you just insert the rod (centered of course), clip on the little plastic hanger and slip it onto ONE nail in the wall. It hangs straight!! It doesn’t involve any civil engineering. Thank you Hang it Dang it! I bought 2 of these and am very happy with them!

Easy to use.Wife has used a few

This was easy to use to hang a quilt with a hanging sleeve!

works as advertised, hangs straight every time

I am always changing my hanging quilts and this makes it so easy