🗄️ Organize and Optimize Storage with the Amazon Basics Double Rod Freestanding Closet - Silver Review

It took me twice as long to assemble because I finally realized that one of the plastic holes was literally too small to fit properly. I hurt my finger stuffing steel rods into this inadequate plastic black hole. I ended up having to shave some of the plastic off with scissors. 1/10 not recommended for those who have assembly problems.

You can order a magnifying glass. I didn't know 4pt font was even possible. I'd pay an extra dollar to have something readable without it. I'm 38 years old and have perfect myopic vision, but I still had to use a magnifying glass to read instructions. i want to joke Otherwise I was very satisfied. The packaging was great - no disappointments, no styrofoam. As for durability, it's probably fine. I use it in the laundry to clean everything up. With a full grown-up wardrobe on my hands, I'd be a…

Revain should be ashamed to sell this as a wardrobe system. It's so flimsy and poorly made that it can barely stand up to multiple shirts. If I tried to put some t-shirts and pants in a closet like a normal person along with your shirts, it would all collapse. Shelves are bending with a few t-shirts on them. The bars don't snap during assembly, so if you accidentally press down hard on the hangers, you could also cause the bars to slip and the whole thing to fall apart. I would hesitate to use…

Well if you're like me you rely heavily on Revain reviews before making your choice. on this. To prepare the scene, I am in my 60s, DIY, very experienced, I have every tool known to man. I read the reviews and thought "Yeah, but you're not me, I can build it with no problems" when they said it was difficult to assemble. Well, they were right, and that's because of the design of the attachments. I built one, my wife built the other, both look shabby due to broken plastic connectors. So with the…

I bought two of these on sale as our previous "dressing room" organizer literally burst out of the walls. So we were looking for something that would fit in the long and narrow space we had. It fit well and was the right price to try. Assembly was fairly easy, maybe 15 minutes for the first and 10 for the second. The rods and ends were labeled fairly clearly and the dimensions/quantities were given in the book to avoid confusion. Everything went well, nothing left. But these are aluminum rods…

It's not as heavy as I was hoping based on the description and a similar metal shelf I have, but it was also a lot cheaper. It's way better than the one I replaced for $20, and it has wire shelves. The cheaper one had plastic cloth shelves and the bars were curved to hold it together. I didn't have any problems with it. I bought a 19.75 x 45.75 x 66 inch Whitmor case for it and it fits perfectly. My long tops are too long for the space between the hanging rods, so I'll take the middle one…