"Purchased this a year ago to supplement my lack of closet space. Used it primarily for jeans and sweaters and the unit was strong and easy to clean. I recently moved to an apartment with plenty of closet space but limited kitchen storage; using some hooks and chains, the rack now holds kitchen utensils, pots, pans, and other appliances. Great product." - Review posted on Lowes.com

"Certainly met my expectations. It's taller than I anticipated, but that's a good thing as I needed room to be able to hang my work clothes. I use it specifically for my dry clean clothing. Shirts up top, pants on the bottom. It's perfect. It also holds my dress shoes on the smaller shelves and looks great." - Review posted on Homedepot.com

"While doing some work replacing flooring and painting I've had to move stuff out of my closet a couple of times. This is a great idea. It rolls in and out of the closet and out of the way. Makes cleaning easier as well as the remodel job. Well designed, solid construction and good easy to follow instructions." - Review posted on Lowes.com

"While a little tall, I liked the overall design of being able to hang two racks of clothes (all blouses, tops and short sweaters fit), plus having the side racks to put stacks of shoe boxes for my winter boots, and racks for travel items like overnight bags, etc. Uses space very efficiently, good construction, fit into the space perfectly, was easy to assemble, and I'm overall pleased with the product." - Review posted on Lowes.com

"Bought 3 of these to make better/easier use of our closet, that has a 4 foot area that is difficult to access, because the doors don't go across the whole thing. I removed all of the existing rods and shelves... Reinstalled the shelf higher, allowing clearance for these units, while still having the storage we had before...(wider shelf) May remove shelves later, if we decide the top rack of the units are enough...still discussing.. Now, we can roll these out, and switch our winter clothes/summer clothes on different racks, back into the "hole"... We also, since we had 3 of these, decided to make two of the spaces with the little shelves a full length hanging areas, for dresses etc... I used a section of old rod that I removed from the closet, cut to length (41") to extend across the entire width of the unit...just shot a drywall screw into it through the provided rod holder. Then, used the extra 4 small shelves to make a shoe rack in the small space of the remaining unit. Warning... Think about what you want to do through, before you start... It's a huge pain to take it back apart if you change your mind.. or if someone ELSE does ;) What I learned...(better instructions) I built the base, put one section of tubes on, then stacked the shelves in the order I wanted them...except for the top rack... Then put the remaining tubes on...then put the little plastic things (wedges) on the top of the tubes...THEN put the top rack on. I learned this after wrestling with the first one.. Then, when you decide where to put the next rack, slide it up a few notches higher, and stick half of one of the wedges in to hold it up out of the way, while you carefully line up/place the wedge sets in place (level)...then, lift on the rack, remove the wedge you used to keep it out of your way, and drop it into place. Once you place the shelf, it's kinda tough to raise it back up, if you got one of the wedge sets in the wrong place...that's why I stressed that. My Wife LOVES this! She's got WAY more access to the clothes, and doesn't have to struggle dragging and pushing clothes up and down that 8 foot long bar....and can EASILY rotate the seasonal clothes to the nether regions of the closet... PS. If you have little kids, you might want to find a stud at the back of the closet, and put a hook, or shoot a screw with a big washer through the rack, to keep them from climbing it and tipping it over..." - Review posted on Homedepot.com

"I've put different brands of this kind of product before and they were really hard to assemble. I was pleasantly surprised with this unit. It went together easier than any other I've done. The finished product is very sturdy and looks high end. The over all construction was quality from the wheels to the shelves. One thing I recommend is read all through the instructions before starting. If I had done that I wouldn't have had to reposition the wheels with the latches. It was a little tricky when putting the first shelf on as there is a knack for making the holes fit down on the plastic braces. Good news. The plastic bits are easy to reposition if you get it wrong. They just snap off and you put them right. They even sent extra ones in case any failed. I like that when I have extra important parts for future repairs or mistakes during construction. The instructions were excellent. Only thing is that the mention about positioning the wheels with stop latches came after I put it together and got it wrong. If I had read first I could have saved a step. The finished product looks great with the bronze color. The strength and quality is there. I would buy it again." - Review posted on Homedepot.com