🧥 Industrial Rustic Black Wall-Mounted T-Bar Metal Pipe Cloth Rack: MyGift 20-Inch Hanging Garment Rack Review

Great project. Cedar 1x6, some stain, find studs, attach plank and then attach pipe hangers. Very happy! The included hardware is perfect, just don't glue it to drywall.

Cheaply made gas line is basically half an inch tall With a 90 degree bend and 2 end caps, not to mention the hardware they sent me to screw on haben into my wall doesn't fit all of that, it's too small, save money and make your own!

The included mounting hardware is useless! It's better to buy a wall kit to keep it from coming out of the wall. The "arm" isn't long enough for adult hangers, so turn it to the side. Although I really don't care. My problem is that it's coming out of my wall

Easy to install although the screws don't sit perfectly in the included anchors (it can still turn but looks solid). It's also a bit short (length from the wall) in my opinion, the temples touch the wall, and the large temples are crooked. Also, the hole for one of the bolts was unevenly and unevenly cut. as shown in the picture. It will work for my purposes, but this product could definitely be improved.

I liked that I could put them almost anywhere. Placing shelves in our attic closet is impractical due to sloping ceilings. With these poles we were able to set them up directly on sloping ceilings. Finding a joist to screw it into is your best option. Even if only 2 holes caught the beam. Doing all 3 holes with drywall anchors is not very good. Also with reinforced dowels and thicker screws. It has definitely made my closet more open and tidy.

I was a little disappointed, firstly it is about an inch or two too short. Coat hangers rest against the wall. It's also not very durable. You need to make sure the bars are REALLY screwed together tightly. When I first hung it on the wall I wanted to hang something on it (it looked like they were screwed tightly together) but when I hung something it leaned forward. I had to change it completely. I don't use it either because it doesn't hold hangers. I'll probably gift it to my son, his little

dowels and screws included do not hold the T-piece. I have 4 floating pipe shelves and they don't move when screwed into the anchors. This particular item, once properly installed, hangs and slides right out of the wall. I recommend that you also buy a set of anchors and screws when purchasing this product. I'm a little annoyed that I spent all this time installing this item to get to three holes in the wall and no shelf. I even tried MANY different anchor bolts that came with this kit.

I removed a few stars and that's why. At first glance, you might think it looks like the industrial plumbing tubes you see in your basement or used as shelf anchors, sticking out of rustic walls. They are, but they are petite so they will look smaller than what you might get. It's okay because it still works, but just be prepared for something like this. The tube itself is 3/4 inch in diameter. They give you length measurements but nothing about pipe diameters. So look carefully at the photos…