HSS 2-Shelf Garment Wire Shelf Unit with Casters, Steel, Chrome

Fantastic rolling closet. I used this in my back door entry for extra coats. It's heavy duty, and rolls easily. Additionally, I'm a senior woman and put this together myself with no problems. I may get another one. Super bargain!

It works perfectly for my size closet—tight fit, unable to use the wheels. But it is sturdy, giving me 2 shelves and 2 rods to hang my clothes—an upper rod for shirts and a lower rod for slacks. Removed the existing rod so it would fit. Works great for an apartment that you are unable to remodel. Thanks!

This is not your typical flimsy garment holder. It's easy to put together and it's made from stainless steel. It's very sturdy. the cast of wheels are of good quality and it is easy to roll over a threshold from room to room. I especially like like how easy it is to adjust the shelves. You can make them as high or as low as you want. This is the second one I've purchased. With my first one I put the bottom shelf up high so I could put things underneath and with this one I put the top shelf as high as it could go so I could hang my longer items. Excellent purchase! Worth every penny!

I love this rack. It's really tall so it doesn't take up much floor. Space you can adjust the shelves also for shirts on top pants on the bottom it's perfect. It's got the shelf on top for boxes and it's got the shelf on the bottom for shoes I love it.

this was a frustrating build as ot isnt stable till ylu getthe top shelf in place. multiple times we had to replace the plastic stops as they would slide around with the woggly poles till the top shelf was in place. oncethe top shelf was in place it is fairly stable. The method for putting the hanging bars up doesnt allow rnough room for an adult shirt to hang but can be easily fixed. all in all with a little effort its a nice rack

quality is good and looks sturdy. The only drawback for me is it is a light too short for 2 rods. If you adjust the 1st rod to accommodate shirts and jackets, there is not much left you can hang on the 2nd rod.

This arrived 2 days ago, I assembled it yesterday and there's rust on both the ends of the posts and on the shelves. It's light but doesn't rub off, so it's not dust. That's disappointing enough, but the shelves are also lightweight. The weight rating is low due to the casters, so I guess they decided to put no effort into the shelves. It went together quickly and is sturdy for what it is. I don't have time to replace it, and it can't be returned to Walmart, so I'll keep it. Just know this won't last long if it's rusty out of the box.

Thought this would work better but there is not enough clearance to hang two tiers of shirts on the rack. Even on furthest separation the bottom shirts drag on the bottom shelf. Top rack good for shirts etc. but bottom rack can only be used for folded trousers. Casters are a plus making this moveable at a whim. Just disappointed in size as not as useable as I thought it would be.

If you're going to buy a rack, I strongly suggest getting a better quality one, unless you want an item that can't handle the weight it claims it can. My rack has a "Leaning Tower of Pisa" slant to. I have no doubt that it'll come crashing down in the middle of the night %26 scare me to death!

Beware- also ZERO - it breaks. It is a 2 for design BUT, for frame ZERO. It does not hold up. In one day, the plastic part holding one bar broke off from the “weight” (only 6 dresses spaced evenly) and the whole bar fell down. We did not try the second bar. IDK if it would hold even a few of your very lightest items for long. IDK if lots of strong adhesive, tie wrap ties, etc. can salvage it… I will be looking for a sturdier model and I recommend you do the same. Very disappointed.