Whitmor Freestanding Garment Rack, White

The screws were not of the right size. I had to call my plumber to have it fixed by adding a couple of extra nails otherwise it wasn't standing straight. It look pretty once it is fixed :)

I cannot understand why people gave this product a bad review. No, this clothing rack is not meant to be a closet replacement. It's a great way to showcase or single out your favorite garments. I bought this to hang all my hand-knitted clothes, and I love it so much! Beautifully minimalist, sturdy, and easy to assemble. I highly recommend this.

I was a little worried about purchasing this clothing rack because many people claimed that the screws didn't fit and that it was top-heavy. But my experience was overall pretty great.1. The rack looks very nice and simple, plus it isn't too big. The rack is shorter than I am, I'm estimating around 4ft or a bit higher. If the rack is top heavy, then you might have too many clothing articles hanging up. I tested mine out and was able to fit a very decent amount of jackets (not pictured) then removed them because it seemed too cluttered. You also may have left the screws too loose if it seemed wobbly or unstable.2. The picture is of the 3 screws (out of 6) that you had to screw in. To make your life easier and to avoid the complaints about screws not fitting or the parts sliding around, line up the metal pieces and slightly screw in one of the two outside screws, the middle screw, then the other outside screw, then screw the rest fully in. It makes it easier because the metal pieces slid around A LOT when I first attempted to put it together. If you don't make sure that the metal pieces aren't sliding around or lined up, then once you pick it up, it will be very loose and wobbly. You have to be strong to screw them in because it was a bit difficult.3. The rest is super simple. You just attatch the other bars and either twist or push them in. (Pictured) You only have to screw in 6 things. Very easy assembly and I'm happy with the finishing product.

Nice! After reading a lot of iffy reviews, I decided to take my chances. My purpose was to purchase a drying rack for hanging laundry. Well, I'm happy to say, this rack is worth the money!Larger than I thought it would be! Or wider. (See photo!) Great for lots of hangers with wet or dry clothing. Looks handsome too!OK. It's a bit of a bear to get the legs on properly. So set aside at least an hour to do the assembly. Get a Phillips head screwdriver and a cup of coffee. Turn on some smooth jazz. Then sit and carefully read the directions. It's NOT difficult. There are only a few parts to put together.But be sure you are working with the correct "foot". There is one for right and left. Next, EASE the screws into place. Get the long middle screw in first and you are golden. I kept loosening and tightening until it began turning smoothly. Once done, the 2 side screws will be easier. Tighten up all screws gently, and try not to force.The rest is easy. Simply fit the metal piping together to form a big rectangle with legs. The finished piece is low profile, but surprisingly solid. Surely not intended for heavy duty retail use. But even so, I expect it will hold up pretty well. And for $12.99, you will have an inexpensive and functional clothing rack. Which is exactly what I wanted!

Dont waste your time or money on this joke of a product. The screws are WAY bigger than the holes made to screw the bracket to the foot pieces. You cannot screw these in, end of story, they would not screw in. Especially by hand by a petite person. The only way I could see these screwing in would be by an electric drill and the foot piece in a vice clamp.Ive now stabbed myself twice trying to screw these in. Im very angry. This trash is going to be returned asap. See my video to understand just what I mean by these screws cannot be screwed in.

absolutely perfect rack for $12.99! i love it! sleek, clean, simple design. very light-weight and compact. a breeze to assemble -- takes 5 minutes. comes with easy-to-follow instructions and all the parts you need to put it together -- all you have to have is a phillips screwdriver. i highly recommend this rack for showcasing product to sell. i displayed 25 tops on this rack, and it held them perfectly. it would also work great as a drying rack in a laundry room. or for hanging clothes at a garage sale. just don't overload it. it's delicate and light-weight. not meant for holding tons of clothes. side note: the whiny complaints about this rack are 100% unwarranted. it costs $12.99! it's not going to be heavy duty or sturdy or hold a lot of weight. it only costs $12.99, people! what did you expect?? it is a fantastic rack for the money. i would buy it again and again and again.