Shires EZI-KIT Handy Hanger - Green


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The Shires EZI-KIT Handy Hanger is designed for equestrians who need a durable, reliable storage solution to keep their tack room or stable tidy. Its primary benefit is the heavy-duty metal construction that safely lifts bridles and headcollars off the floor, though users should note that it requires a sturdy mounting surface to maximize its weight-bearing potential.
| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 955 |
| Brand | Shires |
Yes, the protective plastic coating makes it suitable for semi-exposed areas, though it will last longer if kept under a roof or shelter.
No, you will need to purchase screws that are appropriate for your specific mounting surface.
While it is heavy-duty, it is designed for standard horse tack; avoid hanging heavy wet rugs or excessive amounts of equipment on a single hanger.
No, the smooth plastic coating is specifically designed to be gentle on leather surfaces.
This specific model is available in the Green variant.
Verify that the screws are fully tightened and that the wall material is dense enough to hold the weight.
This is normal wear from heavy leather tack; if the coating cracks, use a small amount of waterproof tape or sealant to prevent moisture entry.
To install the hanger, identify a solid wood wall or stable door surface. Because this is a heavy-duty product, ensure you use appropriately sized screws that are suitable for the wall material. Avoid mounting on thin, hollow partitions. Regarding care, the plastic coating is easy to maintain; simply wipe it down with a damp cloth to remove dust or debris. If the hanger becomes dirty with mud or grease, mild soap and water are safe to use. Check the mounting hardware periodically to ensure screws have not loosened due to the daily weight of your tack.