Review on Rustic Brown Free Standing Coat Rack with Shelves and Hooks for Scarves, Bags, Umbrellas - VASAGLE Hall Tree, Steel Frame 16.9 x 16.9 x 70.9 Inches by Sandi Alexander

Ours came with no instructions and they are not on their website but I have a very handy husband so I decided to tell you how we (he ?) did it and for all who remained without instructions. Details are listed in alphabetical order, I have marked them in the image. The legs go to the bottom bar. Bars E and F have two small holes for hooks next to each other. Shelves must be fixed with a 90 degree bracket. Don't tighten to the end, you risk things not fitting properly. We started at the bottom. There are three bags of screws, one with the most screws for the bars and shelves, the middle one with the hooks, and the one with the smallest (but biggest) screws for the metal square just below the top shelf. One star deducted for lack of instructions and a little wobbly. The price is good, it's very cute and looks great in my living room. It's not the longest lasting, which isn't a deciding factor for me, but if I had babies I'd think twice. I suppose it feels sturdier when weighed down with jackets in colder weather. It includes a wall anchor kit, which can help the baby solve the problem.