Efficient and Convenient: IdeaWorks 18pc Rolling Pants Trolley Extra Hanger Set Review

We use them in our old photo studio to organize men's and children's pants and trousers (leather and very heavy). We are MUCH stricter on them than the average consumer. Hundreds of times a day we put our pants and pants on and off. They also tend to be where the suits go when we put them away. I saw a lot of weight as mounds of heavy suits were thrown at them during the onslaught. And they held up much better than I expected. Of course I had to replace them. But for something so cheap and…

Do you like Chinese junk with the structural integrity from navel down? With a build quality that would embarrass a drunk toddler, this trouser hanger could be just what you need. So efficient that they didn't finish the welding and the holes lining up would just waste valuable time. The final design falls somewhere between a parallelogram and a work of modern art. At half the price I would still say it was overpriced. I expect it will leave rust streaks in my pants next week if I don't coat…

This product works. It sorts your pants well. In general, that's good. Some little things: (1) I'm 6ft 2" and wear a men's size L34. The distance from the pants to the floor is about 1 inch when hung on the top bar of a hanger, but the long waist band of some sweatpants touches the floor. When I put hangers on the 2nd rod, which is what I want, they touch the ground. I wish they could make the whole rack bigger or adjust the height. (2) with my 16 pants on a hanger (some are bulky jeans, some…

Received today. The only hard straight parts on the wagon were the cross tie bars and bolts (it breaks for me) (on a positive note at least). The two vertical pieces were not bent to fit within even visual tolerances, nor were they straight vertically. I would guess that this issue was partly what caused the holes to be misaligned. The gauge is so flimsy that it is difficult to tighten the cross tie bars without breaking the posts. I'll probably have to go to one of the hardware stores to buy…

Nothing fancy but works. It's ok if you plan to keep it mostly in one place. I didn't expect it to last long if you plan on rolling a heavy load of pants frequently as the joints that are supposed to provide stability aren't particularly strong or well made. If you are taller than 5'6" or 5'7", your pants will touch the floor. (This can be avoided by raising the unit a bit higher. On the plus side, this can be useful for storing scarves, fabrics, specialty paper, table linens, sheets, or…