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Wall Feels Solid-- Can't Hang Art

Hard wall picture hooks (or hardwall picture hooks) are a thing. They are usually plastic with three or four small sharp pins inserted. Hold the hook where you want it, and use a hammer to drive the ...
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Ways to attach a coat-hanger between two closets (heavy load)

I'd recommend wardrobe pole sockets. This would require that the cabinets be anchored so they don't move away from each other, but it's a standard trivial solution. (Image swiped from Amazon, but ...
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Ways to attach a coat-hanger between two closets (heavy load)

Drilling large holes through the walls of the shelves and passing the bar through them is a good approach, but then you have the ends of the bars inside your shelves, which may not be desirable. A ...
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Ways to attach a coat-hanger between two closets (heavy load)

Put fairly large screw hooks into the ceiling framing, and support the rod(s) with cables or small chains from the hooks, ignoring the shelving units as support. This method also allows for having a ...
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Ways to attach a coat-hanger between two closets (heavy load)

You basically want to run a bar between two outside cabinet walls. That should be easy, even with particle board. Use a couple of these per bar: https://www.amazon.com/Creatyi-Stainless-Brackets-...
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