SONGMICS Clothes Rack with Top Shelf, Wall Mounted Clothing Rack, with Hanging Rod, Loads up to 77 lb, 11 x 42.9 x 5.2 Inches, Entryway, Bedroom, Closet, Natural Beige and Cloud White UHSR135W01

The three piece shelf had wooden pegs to assemble it. They were a little delicate. I broke one during assembly and had to make a new one the finished product on the wall looks great. The clothes rod is perfect in my laundry room.

This was easy to put together lightweight but sturdy and looks great in my laundry room. It’s functional but also displays my trinkets

Not the best quality but not horrible either. Shelf comes in three pieces and used dowels to keep it as one study piece. Fake wood is made of laminate and only one color option. But it does the job. The anchors to hold it in the wall are too big for the screws they provide and turn inside the anchor. We had to go get new anchors to secure it on the wall. Made in China

Very steady, and useful, save space, love it!

Flimsy, not well made. Shelving does not stay together even with wooden slide pins.

As one of the lowest priced options for laundry room wall-mounted clothes racks, it's clear as to why it is the lowest price. As one of many product clones, it's clear that no thought was put into how this would be mounted onto the wall of a typical American home. Be prepared to use alternate hardware because unless you live in a forest cabin the appropriate dry wall hardware was not provided. The picture instructions give two scenarios for wall-mounting: "solid wall" and "wood wall". For "solid wall" you are to use the dry wall anchors and wood screws provided and for "wood wall" you can just use the wood screws. Now most people at this point would say "screw it into the wall stud". The problem is the fixed length of this product does not line up with how far apart wall studs typically are. You can anchor into one, but not both. Also, the bracket is 3" wide so you can only screw two of the three screws into the wall stud for the side that does anchor to a stud. Not really a problem, but just further demonstrates the lack of thought that went into this product. Assuming that "solid wall" is meant to be dry wall, the anchors and wood screws provided are about 3" long. This hardware will not anchor into dry wall. The anchors are so long that the part that is supposed to anchor in the dry wall floats in the air on the other side. The screw will not catch because there is no pressure to hold the screw. It is easy enough to get the correct hardware to mount this on the wall, but if you're not familiar with mounting weight bearing items to dry wall and would need a more ready-to-go product, I'd give this one a pass. Once we got it mounted to the wall, it looks nice but the bar where the clothes hang is not very strong. It comes in three pieces held together with 3 screws. With 3 jackets hanging in the middle the bar bows down from their weight. This would not be suitable for heavy overcoats or wool jackets.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: The shelf itself is great, no questions there. The HUGE problem is that unless you are able to put it into studs, it is too heavy to be attached to dry wall, period. Worse still, the provided screws and anchors are a joke, they don't even fit well together. Since the distance between the studs didn't match the distance between the wall mount brackets, there was no way to securely attach it to the wall on both ends. This was a big disappointment and waste of time, money, and energy. Whoever made this must not have put any effort into trying to see if it actually works on a dry wall, period.

Easy to put together and does what I need, it hold the clothes to air dry and I can put cute sings and flower pots on the shelf.