VIPEK V10 Garment Rack Large Size Heavy Duty Clothes Rack with Hanging Rods, Adjustable Shelves & 2 Slid Storage Baskets, Wire Clothing Rack 85.4" W x 15.7" D x 76.4" H, Max Load 920 LBS, Black

I do not have a closet in my bedroom and was needing so additional storage and I found this and I love it! There are a lot of pieces to put together but the directions are very easy to follow! The rack heavy duty! There is plenty of space for all my clothes and shoes! This rack functions for exactly what I needed it for. Highly recommend

Great closest rack. Takes a second to get in the groove for assembly but after 5 minutes you’ll be done in 30

I cannot say enough good things about this product. Just opening the box I was impressed, every single piece was secured and wrapped. But the quality is nothing to sneeze at either. I love the sturdiness and solidity of it! It was very easy to follow the instructions and I just love it! I will be getting another at some point and HIGHLY recommend this to anyone!

will def buy a second. easy to build durable and sturdy

Okay so I’ll start with the pro’s. It was quite easy to assemble as one person. It took about an hour, even with a couple mistakes and having to move a few clips. It’s fairly sturdy even without anchoring it to the wall. It holds quite a bit as well. So far I’ve gotten about fifty hangars of stuff with more to be added as I keep switching over from my dresser. As a neurodiverse person it helps to see everything so I’m not wearing the same four things and forgetting about the rest of my clothes in the abyss that was my dresser. Lastly the drawers are really nice for intimates and socks.Now the con’s. The biggest thing (which isn’t really an issue) is the hanging rods are not stationary. They swing, which I think once I have enough clothes hanging on them, it’ll be fine.Overall I really like this, and I will probably get another in the future. I prefer it to an actual closet or any other storage option. It’s a nice space saver. I got the medium size, if I had more space I would definitely get the large. I do which it were a bit taller since I have long tshirts and pants.8/10 would recommend

The media could not be loaded. Okay First and foremost... I looked at probably 500 clothes organizers. I bought this 1 because of the price and two because of the weight load of over 900 lbs. It took me over an hour to put together. First Tip. You will need a heavy duty pair of wire cutters to cut the million zip ties there are in the box. Second tip, A rubber mallet is definitely handy. Three, snapping the clips, is a bit tricky at first but once you get the hang of snap.snap.snap. - its a breeze. It is also breeze to move the clips-anchors with just a your fingertip. Tho. I broke every nail I had. Four, Most important do not mallet your shelves to the anchors until you are absolutely sure that's-- not only where you want the rod or the drawers placed.... BUT when you slide down the rod bracket or drawer bracket. Make sure sure sure... that the notches on the rod bracket face down. and that the open end of each drawer bracket, are facing forward. This will help you determine which way they go before sliding them down into position. 5. All three top prices and top anchors are the very last prices to add. Build the entire bottom before capping it. 6. Figure out from book cover which design you want first. either way the middle part must be built first. 7. Once you get going and see the patterns-- if you follow these tips it should take you about an hour. Once together gently mallet down all the shelve.corners to the anchor. Make sure it's level by adjusting the level feet. Now while It took me over an hour tomput together - As I switched the design -😭😭😭 It only took me about 15 minutes to completely load it up. It is Sturdy and highly functional. Worth the money. The only thing I didn't like was the million zip ties. Lastly. I is not intervertebral - meaning it doesn't go into any L shape. But can be split into two towers. Hope all.of it helps.

I've been putting off replacing the old wall-mounted shelving unit in my small walk-in, for MONTHS. I needed something that was free-standing, instead, as the original shelves that predated my move-in date in my home several years ago, began buckling under the weight of my clothes and pulling from the wall. Finally, this weekend, I decided to get to work on my long overdue closet redesign project.The only negative thing I have to say about this rack, is that I'm so annoyed with myself for waiting so long to put it together! I knew that it was advertised as requiring no tools, and it's the truth! I'm always wary of home storage products that are this big, and have so many parts, that allegedly need nothing more than your hands to assemble, because you ALWAYS end up needing a couple different screwdrivers, a hammer, a drill, and 13 different drill bits. ...If you want whatever it is, to actually NOT fall apart, that is. The lies! LolNot only did I honestly not need a single tool, but this huge rack was SO fast and easy to assemble! (Well, I did need a drill, but ONLY because I decided to use the *optional* anti-tip-over wall anchors that were included in the packaging. I wasn't going to, initially, once I first finished assembling the whole rack.) I timed myself - it took an hour and 10 minutes, from start to finish, after I organized and made sure I had all of the parts. Absolutely nothing was missing from the box, and all pieces - there's a ton of them - were VERY neatly packaged. Super impressive!Overall, the rack is pretty darn sturdy, and, as you can see in my photos, I have it completely filled up with clothes and accessories, and even transferred a few things from my bedroom closet into this one that's in a different bedroom. The wire basket drawers are such a great feature, and is one that ultimately sold me on this product; I could find any other racks this size that had them. I have no idea how much the rack currently weighs, now that it's completely filled up, but it's clearly A LOT. Is it anywhere near the 800-lb max load limit, that's claimed? No freaking idea, but I wouldn't be surprised if that was totally accurate. At this point, this thing has given me zero reasons to NOT believe that statement.Bottom line: 10/10, would buy three more in a heartbeat!