HEH 2 / HEH 12
Innovative space saving design maximum vertical lift hanger complete with scarf, belt or tie hanger built in. Birch plywood with or without strap notches.
A slot incorporated for trousers, jeans etc. This hanger is ideal for a complete suit or outfit.
HEH2
Dimensions, H: 155mm W: 415mm D: 9mm
HEH12
Dimensions, H: 155mm W: 490mm D: 9mm
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Description
Key Features
Made from high quality 9mm Birch plywood for strength, style, modern clean look and smooth finish.
- FSC certified Birch plywood from sustainably managed forests
Birch plywood is an eco friendly, green material. This is why there will be no coatings or sealants used. This is a great alternative to plastic
The dual purpose of the design is to vertically raise the height of the clothes when hung in areas where space may be limited. Also creates extra storage space below
This stops the clothes from resting on the shelf below and creasing up
This design also incorporates a scarf, belt or tie hanger. Ideal for matching ties, belts or scarfs with the item hung up
A versatile hanger for all types of garments and outfits
The hanger is made with shoulder strap notches on the top of the hanger. The notches are for garment loops, also off the shoulder garments
Additional information
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Environmental Info
Plywood
If you’re an environmentally conscious person, you’ll be curious about plywood’s effect on the environment. Well, it’s simple! Plywood is one of the most eco-friendly materials. We’ll break it down from its production process, down to its use cases, and finally, its disposal methods; all these are what make a material environmentally friendly or not.
Sustainable Birch Plywood
Birch is a type of tree that’s abundant in Northern Europe. As such, it’s a suitable material for making plywood. In addition, it’s reputable for its fast growth, thereby making replacement much easier.
Plywood from birch trees is also much stronger, versatile, and durable than plywood from other trees. It’s also more resistant to shrinkage than traditional plywood. Birch plywood is a sustainable option, and we’ll analyse why.
