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Double Hang: Kids vs Adult Split on One Wall
One medium rail for child and adult is unfinished spec. Name two pitches. Write both millimetres.
Double hang: kids versus adult split on one wall is two named pitches — do not average two heights. Independent retailers in Thailand set one “medium” rail so a child and an adult can sort of use it. The shops that still convert split the wall, write millimetres per bay, and finish leftover grooves as rail or trim, not a leftover arm forest.
Kids apparel heights is who the fixture is for. Double hang vs single is density versus hem clearance. Hangrail height is the adult millimetres. This page is the split on one wall. We do not invent a brand-standard millimetre.
What each job is for
Kids pitch. Child reach for face-out and lower rail — face-out vs shoulder-out, face-out count. Short garments are an opportunity for double hang at child height, not a rail in limbo. Kids toy vs apparel: leftover millimetres are not a mixed play forest on the same grooves.
Adult pitch. Size run the paying adult can scan without crouching the visit. Maternity and mixed boutiques still need adult height on the adult bay. One rail “in the middle” serves nobody.
Not one rule for the whole shop. Story wall can stay single hang with air. Size-run wall can double at the named pitch. What a 40 sqm boutique needs: remaining walk after two rails — aisle width.
Hats and shoes for kids sit on a labelled lower ledge, not as leftover hooks on the adult rail. Fitting rooms: adult-height hooks still, even when the bay is kids. Two-metre decompression: a kids face-out forest in the door is still in the door.
How to measure: hem clearance between rails and to the floor belongs on the quotation. Landlord may own height caps above you.
When kids bay vs adult bay
| Job | Kids named pitch | Adult named pitch |
|---|---|---|
| Child reach / graphic | Strong | Weak — a wall of hems |
| Adult size run / pay | Weak if everything is low | Strong |
| One averaged rail | Never | Never |
| Double hang | At child reach if hems clear | At adult reach if hems clear |
| First two metres | Never as a forest | Never as a forest |
Common mistakes
- One medium rail for both bodies.
- Adult double hang the child cannot use.
- Kids bay as leftover hooks on the adult wall.
- Averaged millimetres instead of two named heights.
What belongs on the quotation
- Kids bay vs adult bay — named split on the wall.
- Millimetres per pitch — not an average. Hem clearance between rails and to the floor.
- Remaining walk after double hang.
- Face-out count on the kids graphic, rail for the size run.
- Language of the document, Thai or English.
Send photos of the shared wall and who shops it. That is enough to specify two pitches instead of one leftover rail in limbo.
Split the wall, write both heights
If you are hanging kids and adult on one wall in Thailand, do not average the rail. Send the shop type, the size, and the opening month through the fixture plan form. We will return one fixture schedule and one written quotation — Thai or English — covering both pitches, the rails, and the walk.
Common questions
- One medium rail for kids and adult?
- Usually no. Split the wall. Child reach on the kids bay. Adult scan on the adult bay. An average serves nobody.
- Do you publish a standard kids millimetre?
- No. Age band, hem length, and floor finish change it. Heights per bay belong on the quotation.
- Adult double hang on the kids bay?
- No. The child cannot use it. Double hang at child reach if hems still clear. Mixed leftover photographs as unfinished spec.
- Kids face-outs in the first two metres?
- No. Decompression stays empty. The kids bay sits after leftover walk exists.
Want a fixture list that fits your shop?
Tell us the shop type, size and opening date. We build one fixture plan and one written quotation, in Thai or English.
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