VASAGLE Clothes Rack Clothing Garment Rack on Wheels Rolling Clothes Organizer with 5-Tier Industrial Pipe Style Rustic Brown

I’m really impressed with this clothes rack! It only took about an hour to put together, and the instructions were easy to follow. Once assembled, it felt incredibly sturdy and well-made — no wobbling or flimsy parts. The design is both practical and stylish, with plenty of room for jeans and shelves that are perfect for boots or accessories. It’s holding up great and adds a nice rustic touch to the space. Highly recommend if you’re looking for something functional with a bit of personality! Read more

This is a good looking setup. Very loft/modern. The accents and metal are nicely realized. Quality of materials is good. It looks like you could use this in a commercial setting, too, but I don't know if it would stand up to everyday customer wear and tear. Depends on your clientele, I guess. We'll see how it stands up to our 15 year old! Assembly is pretty straightforward. Some reviewers have mentioned that holes might not line up exactly right. The key is to not crank everything tight until you have the shelves installed. Key to this is the middle upright. Thread the bolts through the shelves on the middle upright and then use the leverage of the shelf to slightly twist it to meet the holes on the end upright. Make sure you don't twist so hard that you strip the screws hold in the middle upright to the base. If that feels and sounds like it is happening, switch, and attach the shelf to the end upright and slightly twist to meed the middle upright bracket. Once the shelves are in, tighten everything up. The manufacturer was really responsive. Our unit came missing a few of the decorative accents. I emailed them and within a day, they had replacement parts which we received in about 2 or 3 days. For what we paid, it's a good lucking and stylish piece that is pretty well designed and built. Read more

Very nice look and sturdy. Was rather easy to put together. Read more

I manage a small non-profit and sell merchandise to help fund our summer day camp. The rack is great for our small items and fits the motif. The only thing I've noticed is that the laminate has started to crack. There's no peeling or impact wound, so I'm guessing the humidity and heat have messed with it a little bit. The castors roll well across the ceramic tiling and the whole rack can be moved effortlessly. My advise is make sure there is proper climate control if you want longevity out of this rack. Read more

Absolutely love this! Perfect storage space and pretty easy to assemble Read more

So easy to put together. Everything was labeled so clearly and the kit included all necessary tools. It seems like a super sturdy and well designed rack. Just make sure you line everything up perfectly straight because one of the bars I had a little off so I couldn’t screw the 4th screw in on each of the shelves and I stripped the screw so I couldn’t t move the bar. Read more

This is gorgeous and was easy to put together. It was packed beautifully and all the bits and pieces were labeled which I appreciated .Highly recommend. I love it. Read more

Do you have the skill and time? Do you know how to use tools? Do you have wood clamps, wood glue, metal drill bits, pliers, and a welder? Do you have lots of free time? If so this is the shelf for you! The holes in the poles for the screws to go through were not fully open, so they had to be drilled with a metal bit, trip 1 to the store since I don’t own metal bits. Multiple threaded inserts kept falling out and had to be removed from the screw with pliers and then glued back into place. Some of the threaded inserts were to deep so the screws wouldn’t go in, that was fun, trip 2 to the store to go buy longer screws with the correct threading. The brackets to hold the smaller shelves, yeah several of them are crooked so the threaded inserts on the bottom of the shelf aren’t in the same place as the holes on the bracket. This is where wood clamps came into play to squeeze the poles to try to get at least 2 screws on each shelf. Now if you have a welder, you could try to remove the brackets and re-weld in the proper place, I personally don’t own a welder or have any training in welding, so that wasn’t an option. The majority of the “industrial pipe style” is not industrial pipe, just cheap thin metal with enough accents to make it look like pipe. It is sturdy ish - it is very easy to tip with nothing on it. The more weight up top the easier to tip. This is probably the worst shelf I have ever put together, what should have been a 45 min top’s process took 5 hours for 2 shelving units. Read more