Elibbren 2 Pack Clothing Rack Wall Mount, Industrial Pipe Clothes Rack 38.4IN,Heavy Duty Iron Garment Rack Bar for Closet,Laundry Room, Multi Purpose Hanging Rod,Black

These are very sturdy, well made pipe like clothing rack, they just didn’t work for the area I had in mind,, but the quality was excellent

These work perfectly in my laundry room and look cute too.

Im very pleased with it. Very simple. Heavy duty. My husband says its worth the money! We made one longer one, and one short one. We have a small cabin. This fit perfect over my washer and dryer. To hang damp things I dont want in dryer. Instructions were clear, but you shouldnt need them. Except on where to mount. Dont want it in dry wall unless its screwed into support beams. This is heavy weight pipes and fittings.

This turned out okay in the end, but if I knew what I knew before buying I probably wouldn't have. If you want to install it on drywall, you will have to buy your own wall anchors. The anchors that come with it are for brick/concrete. Given the potential weight, installing into studs would be ideal, but the width of the pipes doesn't align with the standard 16" separation of studs, so we were only able to get 2 screws on one end into studs. The other issue is that a single pipe comes in 9 pieces that all have to screw together. So, in order to get everything level, at least one piece cannot be tightened all the way, which is frustrating/worrisome. But once installed, it seems sturdy. FYI - The instructions make it seem like you show screw in the flat disks first into the wall, but you should assemble the whole thing and then mark your anchor holes.

Didn't use it, tossed it after 2yrs because it was becoming a hoarders collectable in our house. But it felt really strong. So sad we didn't get to install it...life happens

Sturdy and Stylish. Easy to Assemble and hold a lot of clothes without error. I would definitely buy more if needed!

It’s really great

In theory the bar should work well, but in actually it was literally falling out of the wall as soon as I had installed it. The bar is really heavy, and the provided drywall anchors did not provide enough support for the bar. As soon as it was installed, I could tell the screws were getting loose. As soon as I added a few hangers and clothes (plastic toddler hangers and small kid clothes -- nothing heavy), the screws started coming loose from the wall. Within a short amount of time, the screws had gotten pulled about 1/4-1/3 out of the wall. It was clear that it was a danger that the entire bar would fall shortly. I think it would work well if it was installed into studs. However, the bar length is not adjustable so I can't get studs for both ends. Unfortunately, this was just not safe to use.