Danny,

When homeowners run into a closet that is greater than
120in. they typically follow these options.

1) The organizer can cover greater than 120in. if the
following shelf positioning is used: 6ft shelf - (26in.) tower - 4ft shelf
equaling over 120. However this utilizes shelves at their maximum and it is
recommended to purchase additional adjustable shelves as the tower will not
have any added from cut shelves.

2) Leaving the end open. Since the organizer utilizes
angle brackets under the shelves for under support and garment bar attachment,
the organizer can be free hanging (no sidewall attachment).

3) Purchasing an 8 ft. length and cutting that shelf to
use with the organizer during the installation process (over 120in.) For
example: Using the included parts 4ft shelf , 4ft shelf, 6 ft. shelf, Tower
with 8ft. shelf (added). Starting from left to right. 4 ft. shelf as top shelf
with tower placed under it flush with right end. 4 ft. shelf placed under 4ft.
between side wall and tower creates double hang shelf. Cutting the 8 ft. shelf
the required size from the end of the tower to the opposite wall. Cutting the
last 6 ft. shelf into 3 – 2ft. wide shelves to use back within the tower as
additional adjustable shelves.

4) Purchasing a tower & accessories and using that
item to fill in the needed distance. (over 120in.) For example: Using the
included parts 4ft shelf , 4ft shelf, 6 ft. shelf, Tower with tower (added).
Starting from left to right. 4 ft. shelf as top shelf with tower placed under
it flush with right end. 4 ft. shelf placed under 4ft. between side wall and
tower creates double hang shelf. Placing the additional tower on the opposite
corner or right next to the existing tower. Cut the last 6 ft. length the
needed distance between the towers or the tower & wall depending on where
you placed the added tower. There is no proper area to place a tower. You may
either place them on the ends or next to each other. It is more relative to
what your needs or likes are.

Thank you,

Customer Service