SLEEPING LAMB Heavy Duty Clothing Racks for Hanging Clothes Rack, 43" Wide Rolling Garment Rack Metal Clothing Hanger Rack with Wheels Wardrobe Rack for Coats, Shirts, Dress, (Black)

**I WOULD GIVE THIS PRODUCT 3 STARS IF I HAD TO USE IT DAILY.** I bought this product for a lofted guest bedroom that is rarely used. My bedroom closet was running out of space, so I needed a place to store coats and jackets that I only use during the winter. This product was extremely easy to put together and only took 5 minutes to build. Each part is bagged and labeled, except for the pieces connecting the bottom, but if you look at the instructions, it is very straight forward. For my own personal use, it is perfect. It holds all my winter coats and jackets, and isn't an eyesore out in the open, however, I would not recommend for everyday use. It is a little wobbly, especially with heavier weighted items. If you are looking for something that fits everyday use, I would look into a more sturdy option.

This clothing rack is amazing and you can fit so many pieces on it! Easy to assemble and disassemble as well. Shoes or anything else you want can go on the bottom rack.

Easy installation! Great quality for the price!! I'm a reseller and having a sturdy rack is so important. So far I have 50 items on it; a combination of plus size dresses and tops and it's showing no signs of leaning or anything, worth every penny!... absolutely love this rack!! WN : 3lbthrift

I have an older home with some strange spaces, so I decided to put a hanging rack in a small storage area next to my utility room in the downstairs/bonus room area. I carefully measured and concluded my maximum width was going to be just a hair under 48 inches (to allow space for the rack to get into the spot). This one barely made it. Here are the pros and cons. Pros: - Easy to assemble. Parts and tools are all included and instructions are simple enough. Assembly -- minus the addition of six screws and screwing on wheels -- consists of locking poles into each other using a button/nub that depresses and pops into place when you hit the mark. The poles are all short, so there are quite a few of them, but the directions were easy enough to follow. Came with a hex wrench for the screws and a cheap, stamped metal wrench to tighten on the wheels. Took less than 20 minutes. - This is lightweight. That can matter if you place a high value on mobility. - Has a pair of locking wheels. This will keep it mostly in place. - From a width perspective, it holds quite a few garmets. I have about 50 garmets hanging on mine with space left over. Your mileage will vary, as items like jackets with hoodies will take up additional space between items. But I could see perhaps as many as 100 men's shirts going on this rack. - It's stable. More on this later, but I do not find this to be "tippy" in the least. Cons: - Metal poles, while sufficient are made of reasonably thin metal. This helps keep it lightweight and makes it easier to handle and ship, but those poles are hollow and not terribly thick. That said, they're thick "enough" if you exercise common sense and don't get crazy with overloading it with heavy items. - Definitely has a cheap vibe to it. The wheels are very basic and budget and the locks are pretty rudimentary and cheap. - I noted that it is stable and not tippy above, but it is not exactly industrial either. It may lean a tiny bit one way or the other, so keep those screws tight without overtightening to much you compress the hollow metal. Also, load heavier clothes closer to the supporting poles rather than toward the center. There is a small amout of sagging in the middle due to the multi-pole design. I try to keep lighter things in the center. - Some rethinking of how they measure this thing is in order. I have not much more than an inch to spare in my 48 inch space. It's definitely wider than 43 inches. Conclusions In the end, it is a good purchase for me, and I am glad I got it. It represents a good value overall and it suits my needs pretty well. I appreciate that it would be easy to disassemble should I need to pack it away or decide to move. That said, I fear others in my household (my wife and daughter) may not be thoughtful about how they load clothes on it, and I am concerned it could show weakness in the middle of the clothes bar where some (albeit a small amount) of sagging is evident. I think it's best used for light to medium duty, not as your primary rack for all your family's heavy winter coats.

I had to search for quite some time to find this simple clothing rack. It was several pages in. I wanted some thing, durable, simple, and affordable. This one is great! The metal used to create the poles is thick and sturdy. It was super easy to put together. I appreciate that it has a two bar shelf of sorts at the bottom. The black color is exactly what I needed for my decor. There are little knobs on each end of the vertical poles to hold handbags or jackets. The wheels on the bottom lock to keep the rack in place. The bars are not adjustable. I am 5‘10“ tall and the height of the clothing rack is perfect for all of my clothing except my long dresses. This is absolutely a win!

Easy to put together but extremely flimsy. Would bot recommend.

Great

Sturdy and easy to assemble. Wise purchase.

Good product in general

O produto é sensacional. Me ajudou muito com minhas roupas

good product for price payed