🚪 Honey-Can-Do WRD-02124 Double Rod Freestanding Closet, Dimensions: 45L x 19W x 68H Review

Some parts don't match making assembly difficult We ended up bending some rods and hammering the parts. The final product had a small V shape at the top. We should have just gone to Ikea.

This was easy enough to assemble but not the most durable product. The bottom bar has already fallen. I want it to hold together with a little more than tension because if it were more stable it would be a great solution. I don't have children but I wouldn't recommend using this in a child's room. A hard pull on one of the clothes rails and the whole thing can crash on a child.

The device has arrived. The "E" shelf brackets didn't fit into the correct bracket holes without some serious tinkering and a hammer. There should be 10 "D" shelf supports in the package. but there were only 9. how easy to assemble. If the holes in the E shelf supports were in the right place and the right number of D shelf supports were available, maybe that would be true.

My 13 year old son and I put this together in under half an hour. I highly recommend watching a short video before beginning assembly, following the instructions, and keeping the different parts separate. As you can see from the photo, I use it as a closet for all my hanging clothes and it made a huge difference in my small closet-less bedroom. I bought the 10x10 fabric storage cubes from the dollar store and you can use them to store all sorts of little things. For $40 this was a great…

Good size. The assembly was tricky because some components are pressed together. Poor packaging and very thin metal meant many of these parts had to be warped and bent back with pliers to fit. As for the size, if this were sold as a kids' organizer it would be perfect. When you hang adult shirts or pants on the bars, they hang over the bottom bar or shelf. There is no way to customize them. Another disadvantage of hangar poles is that the top pole is too close to the top shelf, making hanging…