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Short answer: yes, if your door is 1.77 inches thick or less at the top edge and there's a gap above it for the bracket. Most hollow-core apartment doors are 1-3/8 inches and some are 1-3/4, and the UDENIS rack here fits both, at about 11 lb per hook. Measure the top edge first, then check the door still closes.
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By Hold Lab editors·Updated October 8, 2026
Not sure this is the right fix? Our guide to hanging things without drilling in an apartment sorts it by weight and wall.
How we check each pick. We read the current Amazon listing for its size, the surfaces it suits and the weight the maker says it holds, then check them against the job each guide covers. Read more about how we pick.
Sizes, weight ratings and fittings come from each maker's Amazon listing.
| UDENIS 6-hook | FYY 2-pack | |
|---|---|---|
| Door thickness | Up to 1.77 in | 1.2–1.4 in |
| Best for | Several things on one rack | Two simple hangers on a thinner door |
| Padding | Cushioned pads, per the listing | Rubber coating, per the listing |
| Maker's weight rating | About 11 lb per hook | Up to 100 lb, per the maker |
| How it goes up | Hangs over the door. No screws needed. | Hangs over the door. No screws needed. |
| Good to know | A 1-3/4 inch door is a tight fit. | Won't fit a door thicker than 1.4 inches. |
| Amazon | See current price on Amazon — UDENIS aluminum over-door hanger (6 hooks) on amazon.com | See current price on Amazon — FYY over-door hooks (2-pack, for 1.2–1.4 in doors) on amazon.com |
The pick
The UDENIS rack hangs over the door with no drilling and has cushioned pads where it touches the door. It is listed for doors up to 1.77 inches thick, so it fits a standard 1-3/8 inch door. It also fits a 1-3/4 inch door, with very little room to spare.
Skip if your door is thicker than 1.77 inches, the door won't close with the bracket in place, or you need more than about 11 lb on one hook.
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Alternative A
FYY over-door hooks (2-pack, for 1.2–1.4 in doors)
Two hangers listed for doors 1.2 to 1.4 inches thick, so they won't fit a thicker door. The maker says they hold up to 100 lb.
Each line checks the listing against the job this guide covers. Pass means it fits, Watch means read the note first, and Fail means skip it.
Pass
Listed for doors up to 1.77 inches thick. That covers a 1-3/8 inch door, and a 1-3/4 inch door with very little room to spare.
Pass
It hangs over the door, and the listing doesn't call for screws.
Pass
Nothing sticks to the door. The listing describes cushioned pads where the rack rests.
Watch
The maker rates each hook for about 11 lb. Keep what you hang under that.
| Check | Result | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Door thickness | Pass | Listed for doors up to 1.77 inches thick. That covers a 1-3/8 inch door, and a 1-3/4 inch door with very little room to spare. |
| No drill | Pass | It hangs over the door, and the listing doesn't call for screws. |
| No adhesive | Pass | Nothing sticks to the door. The listing describes cushioned pads where the rack rests. |
| Weight rating | Watch | The maker rates each hook for about 11 lb. Keep what you hang under that. |
Slide the bracket over the top of the door, then check that the door still closes and latches. Keep each hook under its weight rating. Some racks come with optional screws. Leave them out, and don't add adhesive.
Yes. A typical hollow-core interior door is 1-3/8 inches thick, and the UDENIS rack is listed for doors up to 1.77 inches. Keep what you hang under about 11 lb per hook.
No. The UDENIS rack hangs over the top of the door and rests on cushioned pads. Some racks have optional screw holes, but you don't need to use them.
Thickness matters more than the core. Many solid-core interior doors are 1-3/8 inches thick and others are 1-3/4 inches. If yours measures 1.77 inches or less, the UDENIS rack is listed to fit. If it is thicker, skip both picks on this page.
The UDENIS listing says the bracket is slim enough for most doors to close. If there is almost no gap between the top of your door and the frame, skip the rack.
The UDENIS listing rates each hook for about 11 lb, so keep each hook under that. The FYY listing says its hooks hold up to 100 lb, which is the maker's own figure.
Measure the door at the top edge. The UDENIS rack is listed for doors up to 1.77 inches, so it fits a standard 1-3/8 inch door and a 1-3/4 inch door, though the thicker door leaves very little room. The FYY hooks are listed for doors 1.2 to 1.4 inches thick, so they only suit the thinner door.
Both listings describe padding where the hook meets the door: cushioned pads on the UDENIS rack and a rubber coating on the FYY hooks. That helps with scuffs. A heavy load that swings each time the door moves can still rub the paint, so stay under the weight rating.
Run a tape measure across the top edge of the door, since that's where the hook sits. Then close the door and look at the gap between its top and the frame. If the door already rubs the frame up there, we'd skip an over-door rack.
Yes, as long as the door is 1.77 inches thick or less at the top and there's a gap above it. Closet and bathroom doors in apartments are often the same 1-3/8 inch hollow-core doors as bedrooms.
Yes. The rack hangs over the top of the door and needs no screws or adhesive, so there's nothing to patch at move-out. Keep within about 11 lb per hook so a swinging load doesn't rub the paint.
2026-10-08 — Clearer wording and a diagram showing how to measure the door. The guide now goes by door thickness. The UDENIS rack is listed for doors up to 1.77 inches.
2026-09-16 — Guide published for hollow-core rental doors.
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