Exactly as pictured, fantastic price
Update: I added pictures and everything is holding up really well! The first 3 pictures are of my closet where I focused on hanging space except a column of shelves. The last 2 pictures are my husband's closet where there is more shelf space and less hanging (which he clearly was still not able to fill - these racks hold a lot!) Short Version These are such a great deal. I was iffy on ordering because they are not Prime eligible and had no reviews, but I'm so glad I did. I was able to completely redo 2 walk-in closets for about $400. These not only look great, but allow for you to completely optimize your hanging space. They were very easy to put together. Long Version I ordered 3 of these F3 models and 1 of the F1 model (which is just the singular vertical section without the expandable rods and the secind vertical section). I used them for his and hers walk-in closets, one of which has a smaller inner space due to electrical work. The uniformly shaped closet is 87" by 51" and I was able to fit 2 F3s (this model) in it using the corner shape on each side. Out of my total 21 shelves from my 4 boxes (6 shelves in each F3 and 3 shelves from the F1), I used 9 for this closet. I was also able to get a total of 200" of hanging space for shirts and 58" of space for pants and dresses. The basic walk-in setup I started with had 116" of total hanging space and the equivalent of maybe 3 shelves worth of space, so this was a HUGE increase. The second closet was 87" by 54" but with a corner that was drywalled over, so one wall was only 40" deep. I was able to put one F3 along the back wall (87") and the F1 on the longer side wall (54"). This was perfect because there was just enough space for hangers on each rod not to interfere with each other. I put 12 shelves in this closet because my husband has more folding clothes. I was still able to fit 87" of shirt hanging space and 28" of pant hanging space. Hopefully all that detail tells you how amazingly versatile these are! Theyre a great price and were super easy to put together. Tips/Notes The shelves and rods will not slide all the way down over the plastic stoppers. They hang out of the bottom by about a centimeter. They are a slightly warmer white than the coating on the bars (for the white color) but unless your closet has amazing lighting, it is not noticeable. What IS noticeable though is the gaps in the side of the plastic stoppers. I recommend making sure theyre facing forward so that those seams/gaps are all on the side. Im going to go back through and turn them, but thats going to be annoying. Pay attention to the order youre putting items onto the bars. Its not a huge pain to take things off, but any time you want to place something lower than the top most part you've added, you'll have to backtrack. In order to really securely mount these, I used a boards of door trim the length of the space between support bars and screwed it into a stud. I then screwed the support bars into that trim board rather than just the drywall because my studs did not line up. I don't know if this was necessary, but it was easy and it looks good. A soft mallet makes popping pieces back off the plastic stoppers when you make a mistake much easier I had to take everything down to paint and I will have to let that cure for 3 weeks before I put these back up, but I'll add pictures once thats finished! Read more
