JIUYOTREEJIUYOTREE Metal 43.3 Inches Garment Rack with Bottom Shelf Clothing Rack for Hanging Clothes Coats Skirts Shirts Sweaters Gold

Well, you get what you pay for. It is reasonably well made and functional for a twenty buck clothes rack. Not exactly fine furniture, but it works for what I bought it for. This item is just fine if you just need a basic clothes rack to hold a reasonable number of items. I can recommend it and would buy it again. It was kinda a pain to put together because the directions were less than helpful, but I got it together after throwing the useless "instructions" away and just figuring what went where. No complicated parts here, so you can do that if you have any experience putting stuff together. I'm happy with it.

Soooo nice for small spaces. Used this for my dorm and my first studio apartment. Heavy duty but not clunky or heavy. Very very easy to put together and take apart for moving. The color has not scratched off at all even with metal hangers. Height is tall enough to hang midi dresses while still being able to store shoes on the bottom shelf.

It's not the best looking one you can get, but it's affordable and does the job. I put LOTS of clothes on mine & shoes on the bottom and it's still going strong, barely caving in at the top but i have A LOT of clothing on it. So as far as im concerned, I got my money's worth on this.

Cute but you can’t store much because it’s so flimsy. I bought this for my blazers and work shirts and I can’t hang that. I’d recommend for baby clothes or very lightweight use. No rollers. Was easy to put together and the color is nice. I wish this had worked but it’s too big for how flimsy it is, which makes is not functional. 2 stars because it would still be ok for children’s clothes or maybe other lightweight uses.

Like many people, I keep a rack or two of clothing in the attic so that I can change out warm-weather and cold-weather clothes. An old rack of mine bit the dust, so I needed a new one. Since it just sits in the attic, out of sight, I figured I didn't need to spend a lot and get the best one out there. Well, I was certainly correct in figuring that this was not going to be the best one. It's flimsy, it's hard to put together, and it doesn't want to keep standing up straight once you start hanging things on it. I had to rearrange the clothes in my attic, specifically to hang the lightest ones on this rack, and it STILL wanted to fall over. I ended up putting it near some pipes on the wall and using bungee cords to hold it up. Not ideal, but it gets the job done. Although it was unsuitable for my needs, I still gave it three stars because I should have known by now that you get what you pay for. The picture shows half a dozen pieces of clothing hanging from it, and perhaps if I had stuck to that it would've been okay. Instead, I have about two dozen dress shirts hanging on it, and that was just too much for it. Purchase this rack with those restrictions in mind.

This is the best-looking rail I have purchased. It is sturdy, lightweight, and extremely easy to put together. I will purchase another one for the garage, where I keep my winter coats. Great value

Became unexpectedly tenants of MIL basement for a month and popped this together as a make shift closet. Easy to put together. Extremely sturdy. Made the move to the new place completely assembled and didn’t weaken or get bent.. etc.. bottom rails have been great for bins of randomness as needed during moves.

I do like this clothing rack, I use it for my outerwear and I will say it doesn’t hold much weight. Can get a bit wobbly.