Coat Rack Freestanding 56 to 125 inch Adjustable Tension Rod Hanger with 12 Hooks for Hanging Coat Plant

Seems stable so far and easy to assemble. Holds the weight of a relatively heavy coat and purse well. A little wobbly, but nothing bad. I think that's just due to the mechanism that keeps the pole pressure-mounted to the ceiling. Would recommend if you're looking for something a little unconventional and stylish. Read more

Easy to install. Just wish the hooks had more of long bar than hook so towels fit better. I searched and searched for a tension towel bar that I had back in the 90s. This is the closest I could find. I liked that I could wedge this right next to the tub in a small space. Had I been able to find one with a longer bar I would’ve been able to mount it just on the other side of the shower wall and towels would’ve been able to just slip off from around the corner and would’ve “displayed” better neatly hung on a bar. Works well for towels Read more

sturdy, holds up a good amount of clothing. love the angled hooks Read more

Perfect for an apartment, it doesn't take up that much space. Multiple hooks to hang things on. Read more

Everything is designed for a purpose. A purpose in Mind, mind you. It doesn't have to be used for that purpose even if it is not meant for that purpose. We see it all the time. They say it they don't mean it actually, they say it at the same time they are hinting it what it could be. What I am saying it is what they say it is that much I can vouch for, it can be so much more only the height of your room is the limit of your imagination. Down to business: as described it is a coat rack. I just worked with a similar product in the bathroom stall and I sort of knew how it is supposed to work. It's a stick with a spring in it. The surprising part is the range 56 to 125 inches wow I checked and doublechecked my room. It should work and guess what it did. Like magic no more hanging clothes one per slot, one per nail head, one per Sharp edges, running out of hooks, taking sweet little time to hang fold them to hang them just so. Now, I just hang them one over another Times 6 Times 2. It's become a tree now. What can I say? In this particular case I've been lucky 12 times with minimal footprint and a tree to boot. When it is time I pluck from the tree and it would be Laundry time and it would be the fall season for the coat rack just a stick standing there. Over Time I learned to leave enough on every branch just to make it be a placeholder and my stick with life. Drawbacks: the first initial set up is very important. As you learn its method for the first time, set it up strong and steady. As and when it falls down don't become frustrated, remember the good times. Unlike the bathroom variation this one only needs a good initial set up. That is my experience and I am standing by it. If you have no experience you just gained abundance of it. what you do with it is completely up to you. I can tell you more but, didn't I tell you enough.😎. Read more

Quite happy with it once installed, but be prepared to fight with it. Apparently the designers weren’t smart enough to make sure there was a piece to fit into the base on the opposite end of the one in which you start assembling this product. You begin by inserting a specific piece into one of the bases. Then, when you are ready to attach the other base, you realize that the rods will not fit. So be prepared to crimp the rod with a pair of pliers. While I was trying to get the 2nd base on, the cheap plastic broke.. which ironically, made it easier for me to fit a cramped rod end into.i guess you get what you pay for. Just be aware of what you are buying. Read more

Worked exceptionally well for hanging stockings Very sturdy and stable Read more

Love this item! One of my best buys! Fits perfect at the top of my steps. Read more