SONGMICS Clothes Wardrobe, Portable Closet, Garment Organiser Rack with 4 Hanging Rails, Shelves, 4 Side Pockets, 170 x 45 x 167 cm, Large Capacity for Bedroom, Living Room, Black RYG094B02

Easy to assemble, good quality, it took me about an hour to build by myself, the instructions were easy to follow and everything labelled well.Plenty of storage as well, for the price it is perfect.Added bonus of extra parts tooHighly recommend

Just follow the instructions and you'll be ok. Make sure the metal pipe is well tapped into the plastic holders. It's fairly sturdy, holds a lot of clothes and jackets. Looks neat when zipped up. Honestly can't fault it. Does what it says on the tin. Excellent for the price.

Looks nice I like the colour i picked. The size is just right for my room and the was easy to set up. Brought it during prime day so was very worth it for the price I paid.

I built this all by myself and I've never built anything like this before! Good quality, easy instructions and I'm really happy with it. The one thing I would improve is to maybe change the connectors to black so they don't stand out as much!

Nice and sturdy. Easy to put up.

Love it! It is sturdy, easy to build and just the right size for me

It’s sturdy and presentable for a rental place. It took me 1.5 hours to set up. All you need is an instruction which is included in the package, and a little hammer (but not included).

Disappointing.It took a while to assemble, there are lots of poles and plastic joints to put together. It looks good when it is completed and has an okay amount of storage. Likewise, it seems sturdy, but it is most definitely is not.BECAUSE the whole structure relies on the plastic joints, and they are not very strong. They are NOT the black plastic joints you see in the description, but the soft transparent joints you see in the product photographsUsing the wardrobe - taking clothes out or hanging them up - moves the frame slightly every time and after a short while the joints either bend or stretch as pressure is applied to them. Or the poles work themselves loose a little bit. It all goes towards weakening the integrity of the frame and to the whole thing leaning after only a couple of weeks - as mine did.The anti-tilt device was not sufficient to stop it leaning. Once the top got about 18 inches from the wall, I knew I had to replace it with a different one.What did I expect for the price? It's an attractive buy because it's cheap. If you intend to load this up with more than a handful of clothes, I would seriously consider a more expensive version with no plastic joints and fully metal poles.I cannot recommend this at all. Had I gone away for a couple of weeks before I replaced it, I would have expected to have come back to find it collapsed.