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Sugatsune stainless steel tie rack uses a 304 stainless steel rod with a polished finish, which provides a smooth hanging surface that resists wear where ties repeatedly slide, helping maintain a consistent appearance in active closets or wardrobe runs. The rack width of 16-3/8 inches creates a defined hanging span that supports multiple ties along one rod, which helps consolidate storage on a single organizer panel. A depth of 1-9/16 inches sets the rod out from the mounting surface, which gives clearance for standard tie folds without pressing fabric against the wall or panel. A zinc alloy bracket supports the rod, so the load is transferred through a rigid metal support rather than through the rod alone, useful when the rack is used daily in wardrobe installations. The tie rack belongs to the tie and belt racks product class, allowing it to function in broader wardrobe organization layouts.
The stated width of 16-3/8 inches defines the overall span of the tie rack, which matters when laying out multiple organizers on a wardrobe panel so clearances between racks and adjacent components can be maintained. A depth of 1-9/16 inches places the rod at a modest projection from the mounting surface, providing enough space for typical tie folds without pushing the rack excessively into the closet cavity. The rack is categorized under shelf, closet, and garage organization with a sub-focus on wardrobe organization, aligning its dimensions with common closet panel depths so it fits logically into standardized layouts. The tie and belt rack product class clarifies that the rod configuration is intended for hanging narrow personal items, guiding its placement on vertical panels or cabinet sides.
The Sugatsune stainless steel 16-3/8 inch wide tie rack is part of wardrobe organization hardware, which positions it for use on closet panels, cabinet interiors, or wardrobe ends where hanging space for ties is needed. Its classification under shelf, closet, and garage organization means it aligns with systems that organize personal items in closets or storage rooms. The tie and belt racks product class indicates that the rack works within assemblies that manage belts and ties together, allowing installers to group similar hardware types on the same panel. With a 1-9/16 inch depth, the rack suits installations on side panels where door swing or adjacent shelving leaves limited forward clearance, because the projection is relatively compact. The polished stainless steel rod and chrome-finished bracket visually coordinate with other bright metal closet components often used in wardrobe interiors.
The 304 stainless steel rod construction supports repeat sliding of ties along the bar without relying on coatings that could wear through, which helps preserve a consistent hanging surface over time in busy closets. A polished rod finish gives a smooth contact line for tie fabric, which can reduce catching as users pull a chosen tie from the middle of a group, supporting quicker selection. The PVC anti-slip strip adds grip along the rack contact area, limiting unwanted movement when the door or panel is moved, so tie positions stay more stable between uses. With the strip in black, users can readily see where to rest tie folds against the rack, making it faster to place items in the same orientation. The zinc alloy bracket provides a rigid support for the rod, maintaining alignment under the weight of multiple ties so the rack keeps a level presentation on the panel.
The DTR-400 tie rack uses a 304 stainless steel rod, a zinc alloy bracket, a PVC anti-slip strip, and chrome and polished metal finishes, giving it an all-metal structure with a dedicated gripping surface.
The Sugatsune stainless steel tie rack is 16-3/8 inches wide, so it spans a moderate section of a closet or wardrobe panel, providing organized hanging space across that width.
The DTR-400 tie rack depth is 1-9/16 inches, positioning the rod close to the mounting panel to support tie hanging while limiting forward projection into closet space.
The tie rack uses a 304 stainless steel rod because this material provides corrosion-resistant metal support, maintaining appearance and structural integrity in typical indoor wardrobe environments.
The PVC anti-slip strip on this rack adds a gripping surface that resists tie movement along the rod, helping keep ties spaced more predictably on the hanger.
The chrome zinc alloy bracket provides a rigid mounting body with a bright plated finish, supporting the stainless steel rod while coordinating visually with other chrome wardrobe hardware.
The Sugatsune stainless steel 16-3/8 inch wide tie rack with a 304 stainless steel polished rod and zinc alloy chrome-finished bracket provides a defined hanging span within wardrobe organization projects. Its 1-9/16 inch depth, PVC anti-slip strip, and black strip color support practical tie placement where visibility and grip matter. For projects requiring a tie and belt rack classified for shelf, closet, and garage organization, the DTR-400 configuration offers a material and finish combination suited to coordinated closet hardware layouts.