👔 John Sterling Pro HD RP0022-48/72 Adjustable Closet Rod, Platinum - 48-72 inch Review

Second one broken Installed on one side. The rod fused to the bracket and immediately detached. There is no way to reconnect. 👎 If he was so weak, how was he supposed to bear the weight of the clothes?!

The product lasted about a year and it bent halfway at the junction of the opposing adjustable tubes. The rod was only extended to 58 inches, held my wife's clothes and was disappointing that it didn't last longer.

It was easy to install. This is so that when it needs to be pressed against a wall or hooked onto a wall, the metal flexes to fit both. It looks very sturdy and my closet easily fits forty hangers and hoodies. A great way to add more storage space to a small closet.

I've visited 2 hardware stores and couldn't find a cabinet rod that goes through the molding/shelves so this one was perfect. I love that everything is metal - some stores had plastic tips that are about to break! Installation was basically easy; One annoyance was that they have a top tab on one side of the stem that's raised and ready to be placed over the fairing, but the other is completely turned into a metal end so it has to be pulled up manually. It took a hammer and screwdriver to get it

My crappy used closet came with a very neat little wooden dowel for the closet rod that couldn't hold almost any weight. I installed this one instead and it's perfect. I literally couldn't have dreamed of a better option. Although the walls of my closet are made from the cheapest chipboard, it attaches securely and holds my clothes (about half the cost of a regular closet) with no problem. I like that there are a couple of screws at each end to spread the weight and reduce stress on the walls…