Whitmor Deluxe Adjustable Garment Rack - Rolling Clothes Organizer - White and Chrome

I'm a working mom with two littles, one who just started big kid school, and was looking for solutions to hang ironed clothes on for our "working" days. Being a working mom who also has a 45 minute commute doesn't leave me much (ha, that's funny, let's say "any") free time during the week, so on the weekends I try my best to have five outfits for both of us ironed and ready to go.When I came across this, I was kind of shocked at the low price of 15 bucks, and snagged it thinking it might be a good solution for me although the reviews left me feeling that I might have made a bad choice. As soon as it came in, I started putting it together (please read directions...I have a habit of fixing first, and put the poles in upside down until I wrestled the directions from my two year old who then grabbed a fake screwdriver, and tried helping mom), and it took me less than ten minutes. It's simply pushing poles in, and that's about it.Once up, I wheeled it to a corner of my bedroom, and put it to use. I am a small (extra tiny) female, so my clothes aren't normally heavy, and my daughter wears a 6x in her school uniforms, so again, not that difficult for this to hold. I see a lot of people complaining about it falling down, but from my personal experience, and having it in use for over two months now, I've never had an issue. I don't honestly move it from one area to another unless I'm cleaning, and it does feel cheap when your moving it with a load, but I am careful. That's the only negative I have with this. On the bottom rack I placed a large woven basket that I lay all my "to be hanged" clothing in....and let's just say that the pile definitely is huge as I will fold all day, but I absolutely hate hanging up clothes. So with that massive pile in a basket, and clothes hung up, this garment rack still holds strong! As my work is more relaxed, I normally have two to three pairs of dressy clothes, as well as three pairs of pants (I'm a 0, so again, small weight), and three t shirts/blouses. Along with the overgrown pile of hanging clothes, my clothes for the week hanging on the pole, there is also my daughter's school uniforms hanging as well. I do five uniform outfits for her, so those are also hanging up as well. In my opinion, this garment rack will definitely hold a lot, but we are small people with not a massive weight on it. If you were a larger person with heavier coats/work jeans, then I wouldn't recommend this unless you put the work jeans on the bottom rack, and distribute the weight evenly on the pole itself in regards to coats, or heavier items.For my personal use, this has been a lifesaver! I will also say I do use this to dry clothes on it too! I'll put a towel on the bottom rack, just in case, and hang up my daughter's uniforms, or anything else I don't put in the dryer. Again, not heavy weight even though they are wet, due to our small sizes, but it does work wonderful for my use, and if I had a bigger mudroom, I would buy another to keep permanently in there.

Used for church tshirts. Very nice rack especially the bottom can holder a box

This turned out to be a nice basic clothing rack which is just what I wanted. I caught it on deal for a reasonable price compared to the regular price. After receiving and setting up, it is very simple and the parts are economical. So far I was able to hang 67 items on the rack without issue. I also was also able to spray paint it white and add my rose vines to add a personal touch.

There is no way to secure the plastic rods in the holes so the thing is stable and stays put. The thing turned into my worst nigthmare while I was at a vending event. I already didn't feel confident as it was leaning before I left the house. My husband had the rods in tighter than I could get them but it still felt flimsy as if it would give out at the slightest touch. I had clothing on it at the event. It began to lean and almost topple over. We had to catch it several times before clothing toppled on the floor. We tried to lean it against the wall to hold it up. That didn't work. We tried putting a heavy chair anchored against it to hold it up. It did nothing for it but made my setup look ridiculous. It still leaned! Lastly we propped boxes on the plastic at the bottom to hold it. That did nothing to stop the top and sides from leaning. There is nothing to make this thing steady or stable. When it almost feil on a potential customer looking at clothing hanging on it, I ended up taking all the clothing off and trashing it at the event, as you can see in the image. I had brought another rack I purchased 2 years ago to use for hanging my models garment bags. They were to model my clothing at the event. I had to rob them of it, because I had nothing to showcase the clothes i needed to hang. The thing really stressed me out, and I had way bigger fish to fry, keeping things in order at the event. It was my first day taking it out the box. It's a throw away item straight out the box, along with if you want to throw away your money. Don't buy unless you like your blood pressure at high numbers.

Exactly what I needed. For the picture references I'm 5'7" height. This fits all my extra long dresses and winter coats. Love that it has wheels. Sturdy and very easy to assemble. Took me like 5 minutes.

Flimsy. Would not buy again. Pay more for something of better quality

Very sturdy and has lasted with some heavy use. Highly recommend.