Closet Pro HD RP0022-18/30 Adjustable Closet Rod, 👕 Platinum - Perfect Fit for 18-Inch to 30-Inch Spaces! Review

Use the bottle opener! I was so upset with this product that they didn't include the tool or tagged the suggested tool. Especially with images of staples that come loose together. After much deliberation, I decided to squeeze the metal pieces into these joists despite the sizzling noise the wood made. However, I believe this is for added security and makes the drill easier to use. I gave 3-4 stars for everything and will update after a week of storing clothes.

Seems to be a solid construction. I missed the ending, but that doesn't matter. Maybe not elegant, but it's just a wand. Equipment not included. (Edit, downgraded from 4 stars to 2 stars) Obtained a set of replacement wands at the Revain Replacement Center. Same problem with detaching the wall mount from the larger pole. (See image.) I simply take one of the small tube mounts and drill a hole to fit the larger rod. I don't think such a low price is fair. Slight crease at one of the transport…

I've visited 2 hardware stores and couldn't find a closet rod that goes through the crown molding/shelves so this was perfect. I love that everything is metal - some stores had plastic tips that are about to break! Installation was basically easy; One annoyance was that they have a top tab on one side of the stem that's raised and ready to be placed over the fairing, but the other is completely turned into a metal end so it has to be pulled up manually. It took a hammer and screwdriver to get…

I didn't expect this rod to be as well made as it is. I installed it above my washer and dryer so I can hang things when I take them out of the dryer. The expanded width in my closet is about 67 inches. It comes with six screws, although you only need four. However, I would recommend using dowels if you are attaching it to drywall. Assembly was a bit difficult for one person. The only odd thing about it was that it has tabs on the ends which you use when you attach it to the "hook rail" but you

If you need a basic wardrobe rod for a small closet, this might be for you. It has a minimalist industrial aesthetic that you may or may not like. As mentioned in the instructions I was able to easily knock in a protruding flange that comes with the kit in case you want to mount it on a block of wood. It's started to crack, but it's in a spot that's practically invisible once installed. Installation wasn't overly difficult, as often happens, but it was a bit difficult to maneuver around the…

My crappy used cabinet came with a very neat little wooden stick for a stick that barely held any weight. I installed this one instead and it's perfect. I literally couldn't have dreamed of a better option. Although the walls of my closet are made from the cheapest chipboard, it attaches securely and holds my clothes (about half the cost of a regular closet) with no problem. I like that there are a couple of screws at each end to spread the weight and reduce stress on the walls of whatever it's

Bought this to replace a cheap wooden pole in my closet that was horribly bent (literally very gentle U ). I've tried various solutions including nailing a pole support to the wall to support the wooden pole, only to have the wooden pole bend more and take the pole support with it. Apparently the wall in my closet is too weak to support the rod. I searched for several solutions before I found this one. This steel rod does what my wooden rod can't: not only does it support the weight of my…