Customer Reviews for VEVOR Heavy Duty Clothes Rack, Double Hanging Rods Clothing Garment Rack with Bottom and Top Storage Tier, Rolling Clothing Rack for Hanging Clothes, 1'' Diameter Thicken Steel Tube Hold Up to 300Lbs

I have a wide, shallow closet and didn’t want to spend hundreds of dollars on a custom closet. I needed more shelf storage, but also needed rod storage. This worked great—I have it on one side and installed shelves on the other side. So far, so good.

Great for hanging and non-daily movement. They are sturdy and handle weight well. The movement element isn't the best when fully loaded. If you are considering these for lots of stocking, with a full rack, they might disappoint. Otherwise, I am very pleased. I've purchased 2 sets of 3, and expect to buy more in the future. The packaging/shipping isn't great while they arrive fast, the metal base tubes can be damaged during transport.

Great price and quality. Just what we needed to place by production employee lockers to hang jackets.

Was really surprised at how sturdy this was made. Would highly recommend for the laundry room, or just extra storage.

I’ve always loved z racks. These are great at the price. The instructions are garbage, however. And I had to whack a nub with a hammer to insert the pipes, 3 total times out of 4 units. Totally workable. However the assembly was awful the first time. Whatever you do, keep the pairs together as you unpack and go slow. The other 3 were a snap. Too bad they are not labeled! The cross piece is strange but can be removed easily. Nice option if you’re costuming children.

Works great in my upstairs !

This definitely holds a good amount of clothes.It was a very easy setup according to my boyfriend.It’s big but easy to push from room to room.The rack is sturdy enough for all if my outfits.

This clothing rack is BIG and solid. It is a commercial grade rolling clothes rack and does its job well. The rack was easy to put together and holds a lot. This is a much heavier duty rack than the cheap plastic ones. If you need a keavy duty rack to hold a lot, this is it.It comes apart easily with push button releases for the rack so you can take it down to move it. This connector makes it a tiny bit wobbly but it is loaded down with clothes and is still standing so the slight wobble doesn't seem to affect it.

This is clearly designed for use in a commercial setting, with a high height and casters for easy movement. It takes up a lot of space at home, but does look nice and is much stronger than some cheap clothing hangers.The installation instructions were terrible. It would be better if they put stickers on the different parts to label them like typical furniture. Once you figure it out, it is not bad and just requires some bolts and a little patience. It is very tall, so you may want to build it in place. I built it in another room and had to take it apart to move it. It is really too tall for my house, so I will likely also remove one piece on each side to lower it.This is definitely a nice solution for adding clothing storage to a room without a closet. It is perfect for a guest room in particular.

This rack is going to work out great for what I wanted it for. I have an enclosed back porch that I have been converting into a small dining and seating area (very casual) on one side and a sort of mud-room on the other. I like to keep some of our winter-weight jackets and sweatshirts out on the porch for when my husband and I are working in the yard or when I am headed off for a walk. So far, they have been hanging on a thick wire that my husband put up for me, but it isn't all that attractive and it is also starting to bend from all of the weight as the clothing is a lot heavier than I planned for. This rack is fairly easy to assemble, and is very sturdy. It holds everything on the lower pole and I can hang doggie sweaters, coats, leashes & such on the top rack so I am not always searching for something for our two dogs when it is needed. I really like that the rack can be maneuvered around so easily and locked into position. I initially thought that I could use the rack for two layers of clothing, but there really isn't enough vertical space between the poles. I did hang one of those small, round racks that have little clothespins from the top pole to hold gloves and beanies. I also like the hooks at each end for leashes and the doggie equivalent of a diaper bag, or just to hang a coat from. In the summer, I can use it for blankets, beach towels and other gear instead. The rack has saved a considerable amount of space in the house where I used to keep everything on hooks near the front and back door. The current price of $94.99 seems very reasonable as this is much heavier-duty and more durable than similar garment racks I have owned that turned out to be pricey but flimsy.