Whitmor Clothes Rack with Cover: Portable 👗 Wardrobe Closet for Home Storage and Dorm Rooms Review

I just moved from my house to a smaller apartment with my daughters. Damn clothes are everywhere and there aren't enough closets. So easy to assemble yourself. Turn it over to make sure it's secure. Made sure everything is tight. Just follow the instructions and everything will be fine. Will update when it breaks lol

Fits perfectly in the corner of my one bedroom apartment in New York. I needed extra space for my heavier jackets, which weighed down my closet. The instructions recommend two to assemble, I was able to do it myself (I'm 24), I will say you can't assemble this properly without a hammer. . I don't know how long it will take, but so far I'm satisfied. Serves its purpose for the price.

Nothing fits, the clothes rail was too long. I had to trim it to fit. It was very thin. Thrown in the trash after a week. If I could give zero stars I would. Even the male and female rods didn't match, had to be sanded and when that didn't work I took a hammer to smash one end into a point and then put it back together, took two hours to put it back together . The whole nightmare is now in the trash.

I assembled it in about 15 minutes and it holds up perfectly to a shelf full of shirts and a pair of pants. I would recommend a soft mallet or a regular mallet and a piece of wood to gently pound the pieces together. I just bought a second one because I wanted to see the quality of this one before buying two. The only caveat is to follow the labels on the pouches containing the wands when opening the shipping carton. At first glance, it is easy to confuse the metal rods when assembling.

I put it together in about 15 minutes and it holds a whole rack of shirts and a pair of pants perfectly. I would recommend a soft mallet or a regular mallet and a piece of wood to gently pound the pieces together. I just bought a second one because I wanted to see the quality of this one before buying two. The only caveat is to follow the labels on the pouches containing the wands when opening the shipping carton. At first glance, it is easy to confuse the metal rods when assembling.

It's great! I asked my friend to attach the wheels so I could roll it. I wanted a trolley cabinet AND a lid for my storage but couldn't find either in the size I needed. So I made what I wanted out of it. It's pretty durable. I have a lot of winter coats and the placket doesn't flex at all. A design tip: I would build a piece of plastic into the lid at the bottom so you can put things like purses and shoes inside. I put bags and shoes in and they just sag in the fabric, which seems strong…

I read the bad reviews (because I always do) and disagree with all of them. Based on my experience I would guess that these are either competitors or people who can't follow basic instructions. The parts are sent in plastic bags with a letter indicating which part it is. The instruction clearly tells you how to assemble. That would be a good, very simple interview technique. If you can't assemble it with these instructions then you're not set (and if you need a saw I don't know what to say…

Unlike other reviewers, I had no trouble building this myself. As another reviewer pointed out, it's extremely helpful to use a rubber mallet to ensure all parts are fully seated. It also helps make the cabinet more durable. Also, be careful when lowering the lid; I see if you do it quickly it can break. Since I did it slowly and carefully, I had no problems. Another thing to note are the small gaps at the bottom where the posts go to the stand. In terms of design, this would hardly be…