🏠 Enhance Your Home Organization with Winsome Sherlock Storage/Organization in Antique Walnut Review

The wood is slightly damaged, the screws are so cheap that they cannot be fully tightened. Looks good but too loose. I would not buy again.

I like this hanger! It is solid wood and well made. Great price for a quality product! I have purchased several items from Winsome and they are all very well made! Costs money!

Seemed well done until I screwed the top to the base. The die insert on the base was not glued into the hole to keep the top from twisting tight. The top is loose, but a little wood glue should fix that. I just think it should have been done in production.

A beautiful, sturdy wardrobe in a classic style. Nice hazel colour, not too dark and not red. It wasn't difficult for me to assemble, but I used a drill to enlarge the pilot holes where the coat hooks attach. That made screwing easier. We use it for beach towels when we come in from the lake and it easily holds 8 towels.

I tried to decorate my room in 1920s style. This clothes tree fills that need, although I only use it to hang hats/caps. It is well made but the small wooden grommets kept slipping out and it was quite difficult to assemble. That's why I only gave 3 stars. Yeah, okay, not great. I think for the money you can find something better.

I was looking for a hanger for many different coats and jackets and found the perfect one. I live in Minnesota, so the winter months can be brutal, and the types of hangers I've bought in the past have just been too cheap to handle that kind of load. It was the perfect choice. The only thing I didn't like was the cheap Allen key that came with it. I used one of mine and had no problems. Reliable investment. I am very comfortable. I would recommend this to everyone.

This coat rack is more expensive than others at Revain, such as the oak hat stand. But you get what you pay for. Firstly, this hanger is very strong and will not fall down even with uneven loading with multiple heavy coats. It takes quite a bit of material to make a durable mantlewood, which inevitably increases the price, so there you have it. It's also beautifully designed. Of course, there's no arguing about taste, but I think dark surfaces go well with antiques and sleek lines with modern…