🧥 Cortesi Home Lava Coat Rack - Chrome/Dark Walnut Finish with Marble Base Review

Our family has destroyed MANY hangers over the years. We hang 2 heavy cloaks and as many light cloaks as we can fit on each available "peg"! So far this tree has NOT fallen; not a single tine bent, broken or twisted under the weight! I'm super impressed! We've had this tree under pressure for several months now with no problems! I recommend this tree and if I ever find a place I will buy it again!

I took my kids jacket off the hanger this morning (it holds about 10 jackets but most aren't heavy) but when I went to get their jackets the top just fell off when unscrewed in the middle , where the mean gather hooks. The only way to rotate the rack was to completely remove the center portion of the hook. For €80 that shouldn't happen. I want to be made whole for these inconveniences. I can add photo later.

Bought as a Christmas present in October - assembled a few days ago. The trail exceeds expectations. Arrived in perfect condition. The high quality was evident as we took each piece out of the box. Many of these types of standing shelves are flimsy and flimsy and easily tip over. This stand looks strong and the marble base keeps the stand stable. It is very well made, easy to assemble and sturdy. This is a beautiful and functional addition to our decor. I highly recommend it.

I haven't had this item for a long time. For now, once assembled, it seems pretty stable with heavy jackets on one side, so that's good. My problem with that is twofold. First, many of the parts that align and stabilize the steering wheel are made of very thin, cheap chrome plastic. This is unfortunate as I see they break and compromise the whole part easily. Second, they must have spent a lot of time trying to find a way to build something so simple and yet make it so complex. This took me at…

if you're wondering like me why it's so cheap with a marble base: all the chrome parts, except for the hook plate, are made of plastic. I was concerned that the chrome piece on the bottom might break, so I replaced it with a rubber pad (actually a furniture leg protector) on the bottom, which I think also makes it more durable. The hook body is very strong, looks like brushed galvanized steel but without the chrome finish. The decorative balls at the ends of the hooks are also made of plastic…

Bought because it looks great and has a solid base but uses cheap chrome plastic to attach the parts which doesn't work. The fatal flaw was the cheap chromed plastic parts that attach the base to the pole and the plastic parts that connect the wooden poles together. Plastic anchors are attached to the tree to allow strong bolts to be screwed in and hold things together. But this plastic fell into the wood. I took it apart and tried to epoxy the plastic piece back into the wood post. After…

Almost everyone in my house uses the back door, and the nearest closet is (er) twenty steps down the hall, which means that nobody ever hangs up their coats. They are stacked on furniture or on the floor! I looked through many hangers before settling on this one and I'm glad I found it. Assembly was easy - DH and daughter put it together in about half an hour. It's been buried under coats, hats and scarves for hours, and even the umbrellas I regularly knock over and trip over are well hidden…

After moving to Washington State in the Pacific Northwest last year, to a house about two miles from Puget Sound, we came to experience seasons we don't experience in Southern California . Especially in winter. It's gloriously cold and rainy here, and we wore coats and jackets that were never worn in the south in its dreary year-round temperate climate—at least I wasn't. My wife is more of a cold wimp. Today we received and installed a new addition to our hallway, the CORTESI HOME LAVA MARBLE…