👕 White Rolling Garment Rack by Whitmor: A Perfect Solution for Organizing Clothes Review

One of my best buys in a long time. I am a professional dyer and often dip dyes. This shelf is perfect for storing my large projects (sometimes 7-8 meters). I can adjust the height as it's being painted and I can make it shorter/lower by turning the adjustable poles upside down. It is very easy to assemble/disassemble and it fits in my bathtub so the paint runs off easily. I recommend it to all my friends!

I was very happy to use it when it arrived! It was so easy to put together! I thought I would dress him in my designer clothes! Hooray! My clothes have air to breathe and are not locked in a crowded closet! Then, in the middle of the damn night, I hear a loud crack! The lower right plastic part broke completely in half and the whole thing fell to the ground. It was irreparable. It scared me to death. I recommend it to my sworn enemy.

I recently moved from a more modern house to an older house with very little closet space. I ordered three of these to help with overflowing clothes. I am very happy with them. They were easy to put together - and that's coming from a person who has absolutely no idea how to design things! I'm also happy about how strong they are. I ordered three: one for shirts, one for pants, one for dresses and skirts. While weight is distributed, all three racks are adequately loaded and hold their weight…

I use this rack to display underwear at trade fairs. It has no instructions so I felt like an idiot trying to put it together. I had to look at the pictures here to see which parts go where. As a result, I did not use the wheels. I didn't need them and without guidance it would be difficult. It seems to me that the frame without wheels is more durable. It wasn't super strong, but it wasn't weak either. It's light enough to pick up and move around. It works for what it's used for but isn't ideal

Not worth the money and trouble, returning today. First problem, the wheels don't roll. Even on a smooth wooden floor. I have to either pull or lift the stand to move it, which 1) is inconvenient and 2) defeats the purpose of wheels. Very easy to assemble. No screws or tools, the parts just slide in and clamp together. However, it is not strong at all due to the lack of reinforcements on the parts. The tubes are thin and I wouldn't put much weight on them. All of this needs to be lifted to move

I've had this hanger for about three and a half months now and wouldn't recommend it. It was very easy to assemble and it was nice and easy to get the package to my apartment. It looks better than some of the racks I've seen, but unfortunately my praise ends there. The stand is extremely unstable. I made sure the weight was evenly distributed and even put the weight on the bottom (I don't have wheels). But unfortunately it still crashes quite often. I've also noticed that it tilts for a while…

I can't tell you how awful they are. I bought 4 and a day later the first one broke and they are only made in China, bullshit. Like I said, I bought 4 and they're all broken. The company will ALWAYS send you details if you call them, but the truth is most people won't waste time after breaking band 3 or 4. I keep them in the office where I get my dry cleaning and change of clothes so they are not used commercially or for transportation. All about 3 blazers and a couple of shirts, they wobble…