Whitmor Extra-Wide Clothes Closet, 60” with, White Cover

Ok, so after reading the reviews on this I was a bit nervous. Then I realized it's a 32 dollar investment!!! I spend that much on beer in a week.This thing is awesome. Very easy to put together, I do reccomend a helper when you put the fabric on. Once assembled, after 20 minutes, I loaded it up with all my summer clothes. For what it is, I highly recommend it. If you plan on using it as a daily get in and out, zipping it up and down then the fabric is going to fail. But remember this.........it was 32 dollars!!!! Come on people. For me and what I bought it for, it will last until next summer when I need my summer clothes again. It is fantastic, very roomy, and durable enough to hold a ton of clothes

Bought to downsize clothes that were in storage. Very easy to assemble and loved the size and quality. I packed too much into them, beyond the recommended weight limit by the company, and eventually the middle brackets started to break (my fault); called Customer Service for replacement parts and must give kudos to Colleen at Whitmore who assisted and immediately sent replacement parts for me. This was a no hassle customer service experience that was very much appreciated!!

I am very disappointed with this product and believe it was a waste of money and time.I have successfully put together a variety of products over the years, and this clothes closet "appeared" to be a no brainer. Oops! That assumption was wrong!I purchased the largest size closet. The instructions say that assembly is a two person job. It is. Do not try to put it together by yourself. The entire support frame, including the female assembly brackets, are made of cheap plastic which crack easily. The instructions were vague, although there was a very pleasant note asking you to call the company (not Amazon) if you needed assistance during assembly. After a frustrating 45 minutes, I was more than happy to called the 800 number. The office was closed. They are not open on weekends. :(I will give the company points on the improved fabric cover. An earlier review complained that the fabric tore easily. With this in mind, I was careful but the fabric seemed reasonably sturdy for something I would open and closed only a couple times a year.My husband and I managed to correctly put the closet together on our second attempt. The frame still seemed wobbly and rather insubstantial, but I began putting my summer clothes in it. Spacing the clothes out on the bar to prevent undue imbalance and strain, I had filled approximately 30% of the closet when the frame began to give out and corner brackets began to crack.Two days later, in disgust, I disassembled the closet. It has been folded up shoved beneath my armoire. It will remain there until I come to terms with the amount of money & time wasted, and I can bring myself throw the whole thing in the trash. Hmmm... I wonder if I can somehow use the improved fabric cover?Whitmor 6822-167-B 60-Inch Polypro Clothes Closet, White

I bought 2 of these. Directions aren't much help when it comes to getting the cover on. It's easier to put the top part of the frame together first and then put it inside the cover - get it all straightened up so it fits perfect. Then put the bottom part of the frame together - don't do anything more with this until the end. I used a rubber mallet to get all of the poles well inserted. I left the frame/cover on it's side while I did the rest.Put the 6 side poles inside the cover (each consists of 2 halves connected by a cord) - slide the 2 halves of each together to make one long pole (you'll have 6 of these) - making sure that the ends that will be inserted into the bottom frame are sticking out through the bottom of the cover - there are 6 holes in the cover for the poles to fit through; this is important. Then insert one end of each long pole into the top frame (keeping the bottom end of the pole outside of the cover). I had someone help hold things steady for me while I inserted the poles into the top part of the frame; I then positioned the bottom part of the frame on the OUTSIDE of the cover - line up the bottom frame where the pole ends/holes are; I then got a few poles inserted into the bottom part of the frame before I actually stood the thing upright; then it was easy getting all the rest of the poles inserted. I then went around the closet pounding all the poles in. I did not ripe the cover or damage the zippers doing it this way.Gave 4 stars because the directions could have been way better - saw other reviews where people ripped the covers/damamged the zippers trying to stretch the covers one; my way (above) was quite easy and non-destructive.Nice closets; pretty sturdy too. I like the zippered covers and the size.

Holds a lot of clothing

Easy set up. I use it as my daughters dress up closet with all my old HS dance dresses and her ballet costumes.

I like this closet I gave it a 3⭐️ because I don’t like how the poles seem flimsy & the material seems cheaply made it may rip very easily? & too many holes where the poles are at after u put the outside covering on seems anything can get in it like mice 🤦🏼‍♀️ I put it together so I’m going to keep it so far no rodents show they were in it mice are bad around my farm area so I wanted something to hang clothes in away from mice crawling on them! I got code from vipon so wanted to try it out at a cheaper price👍🏻 Try this one out u might like better then me 🤷🏼‍♀️ everyone has their own “different” opinions 👍🏻