Review on 🌳 Oak Finish Wood and Chrome Coat Rack by ORE International - Six Foot Height by Lisa Reed

Very attractive, very stable clothes hanger that can withstand quite a bit of weight. The main flaws as I saw them were: - The base is actually just plastic coated concrete or something and it took me a hell of a long time to put the bottom post in. - Instructions are an image with separate parts. defined by a variety of images and letters. I don't need to be hand held, but a little more guidance would be helpful. For example, there's no indication of when to use the included glue - I just had to assume it's for attaching wooden balls to the ends of metal rods. Anyway, I just tried to use common sense and built a clothes rack from scratch. The only mistake I made that required disassembly was when I didn't realize that some of the top pins were meant to be screwed into wood and the top curved metal pieces. Another thing I did was take another reviewer's advice and substitute my own. Gorilla Glue (clear) for what looked like a small tube of standard Elmer Glue. And since I never intend to take the wardrobe apart, I put some between the wooden posts too. The end result looks very nice. It's quite heavy and even loaded with coats, hats and a few umbrellas, I'm not worried it will tip over. I would definitely recommend this hanger to anyone who wants something nice without falling apart or spending a lot of money.