Organized Living
Organized Living Closet Storage Hardware
Organized Living offers closet and storage parts under its Freedom Rail sub brand, including steel ventilated shelves, wood closet organizer shelves, brackets, rod clips and wall anchors. These products suit closets, pantries, linen and laundry areas, offices and craft rooms.
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Buying Guide: Closet Shelving and Brackets
Freedom Rail Shelves and Brackets
Freedom Rail steel ventilated shelves come in several widths and lengths, such as 12 in. W x 24 in. L and 16 in. W x 48 in. L. Wood closet organizer shelves, including 14 in. W x 36 in. L, suit bookcases, office areas and craft rooms. Wood and ventilated brackets lock onto the uprights to hold the shelves.
Clothes Rod Clips and Stops
Rod clips snap into the underside of ventilated or wood brackets to hold a clothes rod, and rod stops help keep hangers in place. Adjustable pole clips and caps and assorted end caps are sold in multi-piece packs.
Wall Anchors and Support Braces
TriLock II anchors attach support braces and Versa-Clips to the wall, and their locking mechanism keeps screws from backing out. The plastic anchors are suited to drywall, plaster, concrete, hollow walls, wood and masonry. Confirm your wall material before you choose an anchor.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Organized Living make?
Organized Living offers Freedom Rail closet and storage parts, including steel ventilated shelves, wood closet organizer shelves, wood and ventilated brackets, rod clips, rod stops, wall mount uprights, Versa-Clips, shelf braces and TriLock II wall anchors.
How do I choose the right shelf size or bracket?
Measure the width and length of your space before you order. Match the part number on your old bracket or upright to the part number you are buying, and check any load rating shown in the product details.
Which anchor should I use for my wall?
TriLock II plastic anchors are suited to drywall, plaster, concrete, hollow walls, wood and masonry. Confirm your wall material and follow the manufacturer's instructions, and ask a qualified installer if you are unsure.
