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Question: Does the depth measurement include the 1.5 inches that goes over the door?  How far do the hooks stick out from the door?
Document: There is no rubber grip on the hook, so the towel can fall pretty easily. It also feels a bit cheap. I decided to keep because my daughter can't reach her towel on other shorter over-the-door hooks... You won't love the quality, but it does a fair job. As far as length goes, I give 5 stars.
only after I had to wrap a few inches of Velcro around the middle of the bar before the hanging hooks so that every time I closed my door it would not rattle. I love the fact that this is 24 inches (my doors are ridiculously tall- I'm 5'3 and even with this I still have to stand on my tippy toes to hang stuff on here but it's better than nothing).
Just moved into a home where all the doors are 8' tall. Our old OTD (over-the-door) hooks are far too short to use and would hang at a height of 7 feet.I scoured the internet for longer OTD hooks and this is pretty much the only one there is.
When the bar has nothing hanging on it would swing, rattle, and move as I opened or closed the door. Like I mentioned above I went to the craft store and got a few inches of self wrapping Velcro (one side has the rough part and the other side is the smooth part) and wrapped the middle of the bar to help absorb some of the shock from the movement of the door.
Ordered it so daughter could hang bathrobe over closet door; didn't want to put a hook in the door, as she's still growing.It holds things up better than it appeared it would.Loose on top; a simple piece of something solid wedges it in just right and the door still closes.Looks nice; not fancy, and simple.Also tried it on inside door of room over garage that goes down a step from the hallway, but it was too short to be enough use.
So you might have to Macgyver a couple of solutions. Either adhere some felt to the pole, so it doesn't scratch up your door...or use a 3M removable strip to stick it in place on the door.Again, if you have tall doors and don't want to drill into anything, it's about the only OTD solution. If it was a two-pole hanging system, I think it would be perfect.
It's a little institutional looking. Would have given it 5 stars if it had a more designer look. But you won't find anything else for very tall doors, I have spent hours looking.
I bought this for our regular height bathroom door hoping that my younger children would be able to reach up to hang his towel. We have 3 kids using 1 bathroom and adding this and the shorter length bar has helped immensely to keep the towel clutter down in the bathroom. My children can all easily hang up their towels behind the door leaving the room feeling a bit more open. The bars each have rubber pads on the back to keep them from clanking against the door.
Good. Need to put velcro on back to keep it from moving around on the door. Really need to use two per guest bathroom because the hooks are so close together.
These are great temporary solutions when kids are too small to reach regular coat hooks. Nothing needs to be installed- just hang it over the door, and viola, no more excuses from kids who can't reach the hooks to hang up their own coat.
Answer: Yes the depth is 1.5 that hooks over the door.  It fits close to the door and the hooks do not stick out very far.