Pipe Clothing Rack - 37 5 Clothing Racks for Hanging Clothes with Dual Flange Base Multifunctional Wall Mounted

Love! These are easy! Anyone can do it! I ended up using some different drywall anchors as my walls are finicky and I have better luck with the type I use. These came with all the parts and great directions. We are pleasantly surprised at the quality and sturdiness considering their price! These were the perfect length for my closet design. We wanted to double up our shorter garments to make more usable space. Surprisingly these little guys hold way more articles of clothing then we ever expected. They look aesthetically pleasing as well. This closet is full of my plaster art creations and so happy we found something that enhances its surrounding rather than taking the attention away from it. We will be using these if we choose to add more hanging space in the future- and in our other closets. Read more

What a deal and heat product! I had 2 of those racks that you put together that are on wheels. They kept leaning to one side and if I tried to move them even a little bit, to straighten them, the whole thing would fall over. They were also 5x the price of these! I needed them for a run em that didn't have a closet. They hold up great. I love that I could put them whatever distance apart I needed for the clothes I was putting on them. There's quite a bit of weight on there and no problem! I even tripped and grabbed the lower bar and it held up! Can't beat the price either! Which I found these before it was too late to rotten the standing up ones! Highly recommend! Read more

Very sturdy and nice colors. It is true to size as stated and can hold a lot of weight. It comes with screws and L shape tool to put smaller screws. Very easy to assemble. Read more

The metal bars themselves are ok. They are made from a decent metal material. However they are NOT symmetrically made and it’s very noticeable once hung. The 2 large bags of hardware included is absolute TRASH. Save yourself the frustration of even attempting to use any of it and just throw it all in the garbage. The black screws to mount are only about 1in long and the head isn’t even large enough to cover the hole once it’s in place. All the anchors included do nothing but tear out your insulation, drop behind your drywall, or are entirely too large. The 2nd screw option included were 1/2 as thin and 3x as long. Also a bright ugly brass color so they clash against the black metal and are also way too cheap for mounting something that’s meant to hang clothes from. And there’s the 1/8 in screws that you have to connect each pole with… yep.. an allen wrench. So they’ll most definitely need tightened or replaced within the month. If I hadn’t spent over an hour trying find what I needed to hang it properly I would most definitely return it. Don’t waste your time or money. Read more

Surprisingly easy. I used my own anchors that were a little easier and handle more weight. Works great for us in a garage loft. Read more

This house is under construction while I'm living in it. Money is really tight, so I'm using what I have, what I find, and what I can afford to upgrade everything. I live in an old hunting cabin, so this place has only the most basic necessities. I have two cabinets in the kitchen, and I collect vintage dishes. This does not go well together. I have no closets and zero real storage space, so I have to be creative. When I saw these industrial pipe racks come across my feed, I thought of a ton of ways I might be able to use them. Currently, my clothes hang off a painter's pole perched on shelf brackets. Don't sleep on the painter's pole, y'all! It's much stronger than wood poles and extends! Best move I ever made. Anyway, these are now going to replace those, as I've been able to snag other furniture for the bedroom, which makes these clothing pipe racks perfect for that space. But that's not what I had in mind for these when I got them. I had every intention of using these to hang all of my pots and pans off of. I loved that these are industrial and reinforced with the flange base, so they'd be able to handle a lot of weight. Adding a way to hang all of my pots and pans would free up a ton of room in my kitchen, and I'd actually be able to buy a decent set of pots and pans because I refuse to spend good money on a set that I beat up daily because I'm forced to stack, shove, and squeeze them anywhere I can get them to fit. I say all that to explain why these are not installed but built. I changed my mind. Again. If you're anything like me and read all the instructions and check the part list to be sure you have everything you're supposed to have, you're going to notice that the installation manual, which is a piece of paper, only shows you one set of parts. But you have two pieces, so all your part numbers are really Xs 2 on the paper. Each part has a letter associated with it to help you know what goes where. I appreciate a company that adds contact information to their information so if you need to contact them for any reason, you can. On the back, they walk you through putting the racks together and installing them. It's very easy. I also really appreciate that they include the hardware for two different installations making hang ability easy: brick/concrete and drywall. I can hang these anywhere. My only complaint while putting these together was using the hex key. Now, this could be my hands because they don't always behave the way they should, but I had a hard time screwing in the little screws that actually connected all the pieces. The hex key side was on the smaller end of the key, so I had a hard time getting all of it lined up and tightened, but I got it done. It just took me longer. Other than that, the instructions held my hand and made putting these together as easy as they could. And, as indecisive as I am, I'm happy to have both installation options: concrete and drywall. The racks themselves, when all put together, are not heavy at all but feel strong and solid. I'm confident that the weight I'll be adding to these wherever they get installed will be fully supported. Especially with the handwear they include which is reinforced. On the underside of the left bracket, I did notice what seems to be a weld or some sort of drip issue. I did ask someone if they believed it affected the integrity of the bracket, and they feel confident that it doesn't, so I'm not worried about it. I wanted to point it out in case you have something like that. These are on sale for about $27, and I think that's a fair price considering, the quality, the aesthetic because they look amazing and what these would cost in a home warehouse store. Read more

These clothing racks are very nice and sturdy for any closet space need you may have. They are great quality, hold a lot, and the perfect size for my closet space. I will use these throughout my home. There are many ideas that I have in mind for these to be used in my home. Read more

This item was not for me it was for someone else. However, they said they did not hold up. Read more