Adjustable Expandable Garment Rack with Locking Wheels - Honey-Can-Do GAR-03265, 34 to 53-Inches, White/Chrome Review

Well after 3 months another one now it's falling apart and falling apart if so to speak going out together in the east, but it would be better if it was with screens and everything was metal, the bottom is plastic, also try to keep the objects you hang on it light, all I had was clothes, and it didn't work, so sad now, i gotta buy the best, made for it, not built for good.

I used to have several wardrobes. They always fall apart and are very thin. This hanging shelf is very durable. I like that the height is adjustable, the width is adjustable, and the wheels can be rotated or locked in a stationary position. Very easy to manoeuvre. I put it in the garage when not in use and can bring it back into the house when needed. Definitely recommend and will buy again if needed.

I bought this to work on macrame projects. No, I don't pull it and I don't pull it. Works great for this purpose EXCEPT the kickstand is permanently disabled at the base. There are no screws at this point. The base rods are simply inserted into the holes. (why?) Since I had a knee replacement and can't kneel, I have to ask my husband to fix it every time it falls apart. The only reason I didn't return it is because I can't think of any other way to make macrame while seated. 😕

I almost bought one of these hangers for the girls playroom. I actually ordered one and canceled it after seeing this because this one is so much cheaper. I use it in my daughter's room so she can reach her clothes to pick up and hang them up. (The girl loves to dress up.) We use it on the lowest height setting. She is incredibly stable at this height and she can achieve anything. We even keep her little shoes underneath. This also works in the playroom for dressing up. And the wheels are…

Compared many options, even baby hangers that looked too small but this one seemed to be the most durable with the best design and value. Very well built, assembles with little effort to slide components into place, no tools required. 4 solid bars at the base are a good place for shoes, and 2 locking wheels prevent the rack from moving. The second setting (about 50 inches off the floor) will comfortably hang about 8 men's shirts on curved hangers and a few more with horizontal extensions if you

I bought this rack to hang up my macrame projects while I work on them. Assembly was easy, it's solid for what I use it for but I can't tell you how much weight you can put on it as my projects aren't very heavy and I don't use it for clothing. My only issue is raising and lowering the height of the top bar. Either I haven't figured it out yet or you need two people to do this as there are two buttons to press on each side, but I still need one hand to get the bar in the right position at the…