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Reddit mentions of DecoBros Adjustable Hanging Closet Rod, Chrome
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31 inches bar to expand your closet bar spaceNo tools or permanent installation requiredadjust the hanging height to your preference and hook this rod to your closet barElegant Chrome Design, Sturdy steel, chrome platedDimension: 31'' W x 35'' H
Specs:
| Color | Chrome |
| Height | 22.4 inches |
| Length | 31 inches |
| Weight | 2.16 Pounds |
| Width | 1 inches |
Best way to maximize the space is to deck the bed on the highest level and put the desk and dresser underneath. If you are short, you might want a storage trunk or maybe a storage ottoman (double duty as storage and seating) at the bottom of the bed to help climb up.
The shelf on the top of the closet has a lot of vertical space so you can use that by stacking plastic tubs maybe with things you use less often? For example, if you bring winter clothes in August, put them in a plastic tub on that shelf and stack them up high.
We tried to use one of those closet rod extenders that hangs down from the top rod (like these: https://www.amazon.com/DecoBros-Adjustable-Hanging-Closet-Chrome/dp/B00HLSWPWU/ref=sr_1_8?crid=1G3Z725Q7LBV4&keywords=closet+rod+extender&qid=1564489544&s=gateway&sprefix=closet+rod+ex%2Caps%2C194&sr=8-8) BUT it did not work. The vertical spacing overall was too short and the clothes at the top hit the lower rod.
On the clothes: you really should pare down what you bring. The more you bring in, the more you will have to bring out. Are you really going to wear all of the things you want to bring or are you going to end up like most students in the "student wardrobe" of shorts/sweats and the free t-shirts you will accumulate.
We waited until we moved in to make "decisions" about what other things to buy and then made a run to Target (not the one on campus) to pick up things like command hooks, storage do-dads, etc.