Beam Clamp Clothes Hanger with Side Hook
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Description
What it's for
A saddle that drops over the top of a support beam and turns it into a place to hang clothes. The inverted U-shaped channel grips the beam from above, and a hook projects from one side with an upturned tip so hangers and garments stay put.
- Beam Saddle — the U-shaped body that slides down over the beam
- Hook — the side arm with an upward tip for hangers or coats, set at mid-height of the saddle
Both areas print as a single piece; nothing needs assembling.
Dimensions
- Saddle opening: 68 mm inner width, sized for a beam of that width
- Overall saddle: 78 × 30 mm footprint, 100 mm tall
- Channel: 95 mm deep, with 5 mm thick walls
- Hook: 22 × 15 × 22 mm, mounted at mid-height so its tip stays inside the 100 mm envelope
The 95 mm channel is generous for a shallow beam — the saddle simply sits lower on it, and the hook rides down with it.
Print notes
- Print the saddle opening facing up so the channel needs no supports
- A few extra perimeters on the hook help when it carries heavy coats
- Scale the opening slightly if your beam measures over 68 mm
Remix ideas
- Lengthen the hook for bulky winter coats
- Shorten the legs for a shallower beam and keep the height with a taller top plate
- Add a second hook on the opposite side for more hanging room
- Add a small lip or screw hole at the bottom of the saddle to stop it shifting sideways
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