What is the difference between a 2-way and 4-way clothing rack?

A 2-way rack has two arms extending from the upright post in opposite directions — it displays two faces of merchandise and takes up minimal floor space. A 4-way rack has four arms in a cross pattern, displaying four separate garment groupings from a single upright. The 4-way maximizes SKU count per fixture footprint and is the standard for apparel stores with multiple colorways or styles. The 2-way is better for featuring a single story or pairing two complementary items.

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SFL apparel hanging bar. This hanging bar for clothes fits slotted uprights of SFL units. Dimensions: 24

24" Hangbar

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SFL crossbar for SFL accessories such as straighouts, waterfalls, and hooks. Fits slotted uprights of SFL units. Dimensions: 24

24" Hangrail

Hangrail Faceout/Waterfall

Hangrail Faceout or Waterfall

Requires SFL-HBAR.

This metal fixture has a silver or black powder coated finish.

14"L.

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What is the difference between a 2-way and 4-way clothing rack?

A 2-way rack has two arms extending from the upright post in opposite directions — it displays two faces of merchandise and takes up minimal floor space. A 4-way rack has four arms in a cross pattern, displaying four separate garment groupings from a sing...
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800-571-3301 | 858-777-9621

24" Hangbar

24" Hangrail

Hangrail Faceout/Waterfall

Frequently Asked Questions and Answers

800-571-3301 | 858-777-9621

24" Hangbar

24" Hangrail

Hangrail Faceout/Waterfall

Frequently Asked Questions and Answers

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