ITOOLFIRMHeavy Duty Iron Pipe Clothing Rack, 70cm Adjustable Metal Garment Tidy Rail Wall Mounted, Clean White Vintage Steel Rod Wardrobe Storage Hanging Bar 20cm Deep

Holds up so many heavy clothes, very strong and looks great.

Perfect for where and what I wanted it for I’d definitely recommend this product is quiet sturdy so make sure walls are solid for installation.

This is a good quality rack for clothing that can be adjusted by leaving out some of the sections if you wanted something smaller. It's a good quality rack that does seem to be able to handle a fair bit of weight. I ended up losing the corner sections and mounted this between two walls where I had a gap that this could fit into. Overall, pleased with this and it's come in super handy to store our wetsuits!!

The adjustable metal garment tidy rail is a game changer. At 100cm in length, it provides ample space to hang all my clothes, from bulky winter sweaters to delicate blouses. And the fact that it is wall-mounted means it takes up minimal space in my room, making it perfect for small living spaces. But what truly sets this clothing rack apart is its heavy-duty construction. Made of sturdy vintage steel, it can hold even the heaviest of winter coats without any signs of strain. And the matt black finish adds a touch of elegance to my room, making it not just a functional piece, but also a stylish addition to my decor. One of my favorite features of this rack is the 25cm deep hanging bar. This allows me to hang my clothes without worrying about them falling off or getting crumpled. It also makes it easier to organize my clothes by category, making it a breeze to find what I need.

This is a heavy duty solid steel rack, quite easy to assemble and feels sturdy, adjustable lengths are very useful, used it for an extra hanging space, stays in place and strong enough and doesn’t take up too much space, using it for a quiet awhile and working good, very impressed, good quality,

Having come to the conclusion that my recent home-made alcove shelf and rail, made from pieces from a major DIY chain, had cost me far more than expected, I was on the lookout for a similar setup for the other room.This rack is quite heavy and is of a solid construction. You'll need to either use decent rawl plugs (I never use the ones that come with items like this) or if you've got a newer build house, find a wooden stud to attach to. If you're attaching to the underside of an existing shelf, you'll need some significantly shorter wood screws instead.The adjustable lengths are useful; because the inserts are threaded you can't cut down using a grinder or similar so you're stuck at these pre-set lengths.

The arms won't align at the wall due to the threads. One arm has to be attached looser than the other

Clothes rack rode - great for fixing on the wall. You can hang cloths on the pipe well.