👕 Honey-Can-Do Heavy Duty Rolling Garment Rack,Chrome - Organize and Transport Your Wardrobe Effortlessly Review

They're strong but not as heavy as others, which means they're really useful as mobile shelves. This is a rare utility shelf that actually arrived well packaged and undamaged. I count how many times I have had this experience on the one hand and over the years I have ordered many utility shelves that I can do without since I have moved very often and this has always been my choice. is a pop-up solution for everything in temporary living situations. Most arrived with dented corners and poor…

First of all, you should check your expectations regarding the price level of this product. It's really good for this price range. I have Metro Racks from the Container Store and they cost 4-6 times more. So I'm used to that. It's unreliable in comparison, but you should consider it in terms of cost. The frame of the shelf is nice and strong, but the grate that makes up the shelf is made of much thinner metal. I can stand on my Metro racks. don't try it. They bend under too much weight. Since…

I have had it for several months. I love this rack for my dirty laundry! Strong, large, shiny metal is attractive. I added hooks for dog leash, scarves, sweatshirts at the ends. The upper shelf is designed for winter hats, gloves and other things. I raised the bottom bunk a bit off the ground by about 18-20 inches to use the space underneath for the boots. The bottom shelf is used to store guest bags in cute baskets! The shelf is great for hanging laundry out of the dryer. When it's dry I put…

I use it to keep my seasonal clothes organized so they can be put out of the way when needed. It's also very handy in the laundry room. It can easily handle storage boxes under and over clothes as long as you don't go through doors with it. I believe it was selling for $39 when I bought it, but it's still listed at that price. Excellent purchase! I think bigger and put them in my closets instead of using a standard closet shelf/rod so everything can be pulled out at once. So easy. Also handy…

I took this stand out of the box and put the poles in one place, 2 stands in another, took out the rest of the gear and put it in separate plastic trays. I live in an apartment and had to build a shelf in the hallway. I slowly read the instructions and looked at the picture on the box. I put together a similar shorter rack a few months ago, so this rack used the same configuration. I laid the first bottom post on its side to insert the rods (bottom screw slots), then I inserted the plastic…

I needed to replace a 10 year old clothes rack in my laundry room. I had some trouble finding one that suited my needs (see picture), I tried a freestanding one that lacked the necessary parts. Mistake #1. Tried one from Wally World. Not durable at all. Mistake #2. I took a chance with this based on a review that said the buyer had moved the bottom shelf up. SUCCESS! I ONLY gave a 4 for strength because one of the wheel locks is upside down. (No user error, off/on literally reversed) I thought…

As many have noticed, the instructions are sparse and not that easy to understand. The key things to know are the black plastic interlocking shelf supports that attach to the posts underneath the shelves and you MUST knock the shelves in so none of the supports are visible. They make the stand strong. As another reviewer said, you need a rubber mallet or something to do this. It's difficult to get all the supports in the right place on the posts as they don't snap tightly and tend to slide down