Amazon Basics Adjustable Clothes Rack for Handing, Double Hanging Rod Garment Rolling Closet Clothing Organizer, Chrome, 36'' x 14'' x 72''

Thee best shelf I’ve EvEr purchased!! Strong and sturdy! Easy to assemble and don’t take up a lot of space! Perfect fit for the closet 👏👏

I have had this exact rack for over 5 years. It’s super sturdy and even filled with clothes it doesn’t sag or wobble. It’s very strong!! I have it in my laundry area in the garage. I didn’t put the second middle rack on- it’s optional. I like my longer dresses and pants to hang dry there. You can put cute baskets on the bottom (and top) to store/hide supplies. Great product for a great price!!

Great after put together. :)My wife and I put this together in about 20 minutes. (Unpack, assemble, and cleanup/recycle-20 minutes)A second person made this a lot easier. :)While the instructions are skimpy, the pieces are marked (TOP) and the 4 support poles are pretty obvious.The bottom of 4 poles will connect to the casters (wheels).The 2-piece collars due line up the the diagram for correct (suggested) location.I used a rubber mallet to gently tap the lower shelf when the pole and 2-piece collar were in place. I did this as the poles were put in place.I used the rubber mallet on the upper shelf as well. When it was fully assembled (except for rod to hang clothes) I used to mallet to FIRMLY tap the shelves into place.Hint: Don't just smash the shelves as you can easily dent/damage it.Once assembled it's very nice!The 2 clothes rod hangers use screws with a knob on the end.Initially we hung the hanger in the middle of the top shelf. After we rolled it to its location and tested it, the hanger hit the wall. :( Easy fix. :)Simply lift the clothes rod hangers and adjust. We moved it forward a few inches.We only used 1 0f the 2 clothes rods.

There are no assembly instructions included. The rack is not for those who are tall (L/T shirts/pants) meaning you can only use one rod. Its better than some of those adjustable racks, which this replaces, as that one parallelagrammed into a junk pile. This rack is up, useful for my temp clothes storage. I like there is a top shelf. Would have liked this if 10 inches taller to accommodate two rods of long pants/suits and tall-sized shirts. Still, I got it quick, put together in minutes, and much more stable than cheaper models out there.

I bought these as my current room doesn't have a closet. I have two of these now and I couldn't be happier. I have had the cheaper versions before from stores like Walmart, but they always broke or fell over because of the weight.I have one of these stocked completely full. The clothes are on the slim hangers, and I don't think I could fit another one on if I wanted to. (Based on how many hangers I have purchased, there are about 110 of the slim velvet hangers with shirts and dresses on this currently) I also have my extra sheets, belts, etc. in baskets on the top and bottom shelves and I haven't had any problems with tipping, nothing has broken or come loose. It is very sturdy and holds a surprising amount of stuff for the amount of space it takes up.I also got some large plastic-coated S-Hooks, which I hooked on the top shelf on the sides, and have jackets, backpacks, and a 'scarf' hanger full of leggings hooked onto the rack with those. Still no problems with breaking or tipping. I've had one like this for about 4 months now, so it seems to be promising.I ended up buying a second for the overflow, and it is just the same quality as the first. They are very simple to put together, you can do it alone, but it goes much faster with a second person. The instructions are pretty clear, and it comes with everything you need to put it together (no need to have your own tools) and there are a few extra pieces in case you lose one, or it were to break. Very worth it for the price.

Easy, no tools setup. Sturdy when properly assembled. Will feel wobbly until both shelves are installed. Rolls well.

The media could not be loaded. This is the perfect size for the small little unusable room I have attached to my bedroom. I moved my office into my closet and my closet into this little tiny room. The closet on wheels was easy to set up. The only thing I did to it was drill additional holes to raise up the bar so my tees didn’t sit on top of the lower level bar. It’s super functional. It’s affordable, I think I got it on sale. It’s perfect for me and I love that I can put things on top and small things under it if needed.

I guess you get what you paid for. Had to use a mallet to get the shelves over the plastic pieces that support the shelves. The metal itself bent more than the shelves moved down over the plastic. I didn't think light use of a mallet would have any impact but I suppose the metal is cheap to make the product inexpensive. It does do what I need it to. Needed something that could support the weight of my motorcycle gear (jackets, pants, backpack, helmets) and it's doing that perfectly well. I'm happy to have somewhere for my stuff now, but a little annoyed at how weak the metal is.It'd also be nice if they included something to stabilize the hooks used for the rails. Like a rubber cushion that you can slot over the spot you want to put them, then slide the hooks for the rails, over that. Keeps the rails a bit more stable and not prone to slide.Overall it does what its supposed to. Works like I need it to.