Raybee Clothes Rack Heavy Duty Clothing Racks for Hanging Clothes 830 LBS Capacity Metal Clothing Rack Heavy Duty Freestanding Closet Racks for Hanging Clothes 74.8”Wx17.7”Dx76.8”H Black

This item went together easily & definitely made my room look more organized! We remodeled 8 years ago and the way our room is built, you can’t really put a closet in! This did just what I needed it to do! It holds a lot of clothes, it fits just right where I had hoped and it really is nice and sturdy!

I assembled this alone and had no problem doing it without a second person. I am 62 years old and only 5'3" tall, so I did have to stand on a chair to put the top shelves on and to give them a little whack at the end on top, per the instructions. It only took me 40 minutes to put this together, and I went very slowly and methodically. I did sit the day before and read through the instructions a couple of times, so I would be familiar with the process. We will use this for our "Foster Care Essentials" organization and once we have the coats on matching wooden hangers, the overall look will be very professional. The unit is very sturdy and arrived on time and in excellent condition. The packaging was such that everything was protected. You can see that there isn't a ton of room on top because the ceilings in our space are rather low, but we still are able to fit a ton on this. I would not hesitate to purchase this. In fact, we are going to purchase a second, smaller one for the toddler coats.

Alot bigger than I expected. Easy to put together! It's very sturdy, spacious and great quality. Both of my daughters are going to share it since there's plenty of room!

Needed clothes hanging racks in a basement we are turning into a studio apartment. I wanted some that would not be falling apart or tipping over in a week. This product fulfilled those needs along with being super easy to assemble. The ingenious tapered sleeves for the shelf locations makes it extra sturdy & easy to adjust. The screw together metal posts were small in diameter but incredibly strong. When assembled and the shelves are tapped down tight with a rubber mallet the unit is very sturdy & stable. Can be anchored to the wall if desired for extra stability but I chose not to in order to move around. My tip would be to put the lower shelf as low as allowed, the highest shelf as high as allowed, & the middle shelf a couple inches up or down from center in order to have the space for hanging shirts in the larger space & pants in the smaller space.

This is a very large unit, which is what I wanted. Very sturdy, holds hundreds of pounds of weight. I had 2 men who have construction experience put this together with power tools, for my peace of mind. It probably could be done by anyone who has skill in this area.