LK-3400

So I didn't check the measurements on this thing. It's SUPER TALL, but I was able to just remove the middle bar so that it fits my closet area where this think went into. Worked just fine! It's really nice! Very sturdy and holds a lotttt of clothes. Like I couldn't tell you how much, but I have a crazy amount of clothes and it alllll fits on this. Very happy with this purchase. Very happy to know that it can be longer/taller. The space I am using it for is small, so in the future, when I move again to a bigger space and had a bigger/taller closet, this would still be oh so useful!

Works perfect

Not 5 stars because some of the pieces arrived cracked / broken. Luckily it was just cosmetic pieces and I was still able to get it together

My room is in the basement so I have no closet and I looked and looked for a solution and this was the one! I do wish that the rungs went up higher him as far as the stops go but this definitely passes the maximum weight challenge I found it very easy to put up as soon as I was able to figure out how I wanted my closet to be shaped because I don’t have it in a straight line I have it in an L shape. It’s super convenient that I could if I wanted to move this over and extend it because I only used one section I still have another that I could use and that I will eventually use as I continue to redo my bedroom which is fairly large down here I could see this being useful for someone who opens a small shop with clothing. I could see this is useful for someone who just wants to create their own custom closet because you could easily hang up those fabric cubby hole shoe organizers in between clothes or hanger style organizers for jewelry on the other side of the closet. There are so many ways to customize your closet. Tip: take your time with adjusting the tension so that when you set up it will have a tight seal, that was actually the most difficult part. I had to let it out just enough so that when I slid it against the sealing it had tension that would keep it up there. Definitely worth what I paid for it and happy to have a place to put my clothes instead of spending time searching through storage bins! Or stacking storage bins... which looks tacky to me. I also put a nice satin curtain on the opposite side because I’ll eventually run string lights through it to make it look even better. Behind one part of the closet I store my shoes which I will later move things around and bring my shoes out front.

Item was semi easy to assemble just that the top piece that twist, does not stay in place. After twisting the top. instead the top piece came apart. I was unable to try it as soon as I received it since the room was under construction and now that I’m able to get the clothes rack built. It seems it came defective. Now I’m unable to get it return since the return window is closed. I’m not a happy camper.

This wasn't difficult to assemble but you will have issues if you have a carpeted floor or anything uneven on your ceiling. Once assembled it is sturdy enough for most clothes but I wouldn't hang a bunch of thick winter coats or anything like that. I like the fact that you can change the length of the two parts and the height of the racks as well as the angle connecting them. This makes it easy to fit in any room/closet either straight against a wall or in a 90degree corner.

I bought this in 2020 and it's been a solid purchase. It's easy to assemble and if you set it up right, you won't have any stability issues either. It's not wobbly and it holds a lot of clothes. I'm only leaving a review now because I've decided I need one more. It's a great way to maximize closet space if you're short on it. I recommend it.

This is a very sturdy clothes rack that holds a lot of weight when installed correctly. The instructions are simple enough to understand BUT this is hard to assemble. It’s not something you can just put up in a hurry because if it’s not even everywhere it will fall. You also can’t move it once it’s up without taking it apart first. We put it up across one wall at first but realized we weren’t able to extend the bars wide enough so we had to take it down and put it in the L shape. A few tips. 1. Put a piece of tape on each connection place of all of the bars. If you don’t they will constantly separate and fall while you’re setting it up. 2. Don’t extend the cross bars as far as they can go, if you do they will bend with the weight of the clothes and eventually come apart causing your clothes on that bar to fall. (The twist to tighten didn’t work on any of the bars that came with mine, though the instructions say they are supposed to) 3. Have a tape measure, duct tape, a chair and a level ready to use to put this up. 4. Wait until someone is home to help you. Our ceiling is 102”, not extremely high but I’m 5’7” and was in no way tall enough to put this up myself. My hubs is 5’10” and had to stand on a chair. I do think this is sturdy enough to last a long time. I just think that it’s priced to high for as hard as it is to install. I would have loved it a lot more if it was around $50. At $75 I’m not willing to put up with any nonsense from it, if it falls 1 time it’s going back.