Neprock Clothing Rack with Shelves,Portable Wardrobe Closet for Hanging Clothes with Hanging Rods, Free Standing Closet Rack Shelves Closet Organizers and Storage

OVERVIEW:A budget friendly option for added organizational space that works as advertised. Budget doesn't always mean bad. It is functional and worth the cost. It easily holds all of my motorcycle gear; three pairs of boots, a helmet, a heavy leather jacket, summer jacket, summer riding pants, leather pants, armored pants liner, a full riding suit, two different pairs of jeans, and other items like gloves and riding layers. The unit is stable, even with the above on it, which isn't a light load. There still is plenty of shelf space left. The riding suit is bulky and if removed, a lot more could easily be hung up without being packed in or getting wrinkled.I decided to check with my shirts, pictures also attached, and 20 men's button down shirts, medium and large, fit easily on the bar with roughly evenly spaced and ample room to prevent wrinkles. Plenty of clearance with the shelf below them. I added tennis shoes for reference. With my hangers, there is roughly 39 inches from the swivel to the shelf.PROS:- Very easy to assemble.- One person assembly.- Comes with hex wrench for assembly, no other tools necessary.- Parts are well marked and separated in bags. The parts I got were not marked, the bags were. No stickers to remove.- One bolt size so you are not confused while assembling it.- Clear directions, only in English, with good font size. No eye strain or accidentally trying to read the instructions in another language when you need a quick glance at them.- Adjustable feet.- Budget friendly.- Reversible. Want the shelves on the right side? Pick it up and rotate it 180 degrees. There is no "front" side or a presentation side that has more polish.- Lock up between parts is solid.CONS:- Wire shelves, which I knew so I purchased clear plastic shelf liners (not pictured). I do wish they came with lines.- The bars looked thicker online that they are, but they are sturdy. They are about 1.5 inches in circumference and 0.5 inches in diameter.- Longer pants/skirts/dresses will run into the bottom shelf (I do not advise removing the shelf or you may lose stability), but shirts and jackets are absolutely fine. The pants in the pictures are men's 34 or longer.- You can over tighten some of the welded on nuts, causing the welding to fail.SUGGESTIONS FOR OTHER USERS:- When assembling, work bottom to top when adding the shelves and ensure the bars are seated. Working with it laying on the floor is not a problem and how they advise assembling it.- Set the screws, but don't fully tighten until it is all together and upright, then tighten from bottom to top. This will make it sit together nice and tight and properly aligned.- For ease, I used a ratchet driver with a hex bit instead of the provided hex wrench. This does increase the risk of over tightening the bolts.- Sometimes carpet can destabilize furniture, even with a piece like this that has adjustable feet, so if you're having trouble keeping it stabilized, a wooden board in between the feet and carpet should stabilize it. I didn't need one, even with all of my heavy motorcycle gear and having plush carpet.FINAL THOUGHTS:I was highly impressed with the company for how they organized everything. All of the parts were easily marked and it was compact for shipping. As common as hex wrenches are, I appreciate when a company doesn't assume I have one, the same with ensuring there are few extra bolts/screws rather than coming up short.The instructions were clear, easy to read, and they clearly took their time to ensure it was that way. You can tell how a company truly feels about their products by the instructions and they didn't just quickly write one knowing the product would break. They took the time and effort to make sure it was well made, just like the parts. The parts are engineered to make machining quick and easy for them, which reduces their costs and the prices it is sold at, so there are a few "extra" bolt slots in bars so they can ship four #E parts instead of two of #E and two #F, which would also complicate assembly.I'm very satisfied with it. Companies often impress me with their products by rarely earn a review from me. I'm just an average customer who was impressed enough by certain things to write an honest review.

This rack is well made but will not withstand heavy coats. It did not take up a lot of space but held a lot of stuff. I bought to use in my toy hauler because I am usually gone for months at a time and need extra closet space. The shelves are sturdy, and I use some baskets to hold the loose items. You can configure it several different ways to meet your needs as well.

Super easy to assemble, doesn't wobble, and holds a lot! I turned my walk in closet into a pocket nursery and needed a place to store clothes and shoes that I'd normally hang up and this was perfect. The shelves on the side provide a lot of extra storage space which is awesome too, it gave me a convenient place to put spare sheets and blankets. I love this thing. Perfect in every way, especially for the price.

Three of these side rods are missing holes so I am unable to put it together. If you have the equipment to BORE thru the thin metal you have a solution. I dont want to take it apart to return this. I just want to return it AS IS. But will probably take it apart becuase this is NOT Amazon's fault. I do not recommend this. Plus it's wobbly. The metal is thin. There is ZERO quality control to ensure product is ready to use for the customers so you dont know what you are going to get. (Missing parts, holes for the screws missing). This has nothing to do with alignment. There should be TWO holes. One for the shelf or rack on the INNER surface of the frame and one for the OUTSIDE of the frame. There is only ONE hole in the rod for the rack. The screws enter on the outside of the frame and passes through the the frame to hold up the rack.Update:Also, I noticed after starting on the second section, the rods "I" which uses 6 nails or screws was defective. I could only use 4 screws. The screws dont thread in ..just slips into the frame holes and falls right back out as if the holes are too big. That section is horizontal so the rods are just sitting there not held in place by anything.As far as taking it down, I dont want the headache. So just accepting the I rod as is. Hopefully I dont run into any issues. I dont know..would glue work? The first section does need some support since it is vertical. For the vertical section/missing holes, I inserted a fiberglass rod (i use these for art projects). I inserted this thru the entire sleeve of the rack and the tip into the frame hole so now the shelf can sit level. $50. When do I learn you get what you pay for.UPDATEMaybe I was harsh in my review. I admit, I was a bit frustrated when I first received the product. Im not much of a handiman. I did find a easy, creative solution tho (used fiberglass rods to hold up the shelf). I don't want to disassemble it now and it works fine.ALSO, the company reached out to me and offered to make it right. So if you purchase this, it is not a loss. They are willing to work with you.I never negotiated with the company to make this right, so still have the original item. It's still standing. At least the company acknowledged that they should improve in the QM department.

This is for folks who wear light clothing or maybe kids? Super flimsy. Worked for the few months I needed it for though