Industrial Pipe Clothes Rack with 3 Hooks 72L Wall Mounted Garment Rack Heavy Duty Iron Garment Bar Clothes

The rack was really easy to assemble, I installed wood on wall than drilled rack to wood. The rack is well made and fairly large. The rack is very sable when mounted to wood. Overall the double rack was worth the price. Will probably add a shelf above top rack. Read more

Very sturdy and clearly made to carry weight or for heavy duty purposes simple straight forward assembly Read more

I have a very small house with no closets, this added exactly what I needed to hang clothes! I purchased a piece of plywood and stained it and trimmed it to size. I used roofing screws and screwed the wood into studs. Then positioned the rack to be able to screw into studs as well. As you can see, I have quite a bit of clothes hung up on the rack. It’s been hanging for almost two months now and I haven’t had any issues with bending or pulling from the wall. Read more

Listen, love this rack. I bought it twice. It’s sturdy, the coating is thick, I love the look of it. That being said, I’m going to tell you exactly what I did to actually make this work on solid brick. - I threw out the plastic anchors that came with it because 1) plastic anchors have never, ever worked for me and 2) certainly not in brick or concrete. - If you can find anchors that accept the black screws that come with this, you’re better than me. - I ended up using 1/4” sleeve anchors that do not match but they’re strong. Make sure to get the flat head variety, the hexes would be hard to tighten. - I assembled the rack, tightened everything down so it faced the wall correctly (literally the only time the included instructions were useful), and leveled/marked the holes on the wall. - I used a 1/4” masonry bit to drill all the holes because the anchors they provide were 1/4” - I then used a 5/16 bit to widen all the holes on the mounting brackets because the 1/4” sleeve anchors would not fit through for some godforsaken reason - I recommend a small mallet for settling the anchors so you don’t ding the rack trying to get a hammer in the tight spaces. Over all, it was a giant hassle but I’m really happy with the end product. I have a ton of black and silver in my place so the mixed metal doesn’t bother me, but you could paint (or sharpie) the flatheads if you preferred. Also, I know this has been said but this is a very heavy metal rack. You could not pay me enough to try this on drywall, even with a mounting board. Read more

Absolutely love it was the perfect addition to my laundry area in a house full of seven people installation was easy. Did have to purchase better wall anchors as the one that came with were not so good. The color is great has great function.. Read more

Really like these. Sturdy and stable, easy to install though we did use a 2x4 to lineup to the studs. Read more

This was the cheapest thing I found to serve the purpose I needed and it’s perfect. It’s very sturdy and looks great. I love that it’s real metal. The floor beneath this is slanted toward the drain so I couldn’t set a freestanding piece there and they all cost 3x as much anyway. Super easy to install. I did not use the anchors, so I can’t speak to whether there is an issue with them or not. I used the 1x6 mounted to studs method. Some have noted the pieces don’t line up easily. I did have to leverage one piece against another to get it turned into position, but it wasn’t hard. I love this rack. Read more

These look phenomenal and are great quality. BUT they do not line up with regular wall studs. I REPEAT THEY DO NOT LINE UP WITH WALL STUDS! These have to be mounted into studs since they will be holding a lot of weight from the clothes. The only way around this is to mount the bars to a piece of wood then mount the wood into the studs. If you do not do this they will pull right out of the drywall. I really like the product but unfortunately it was not an easy install to make functional. Read more