Coat Rack Wall Mounted - 5 Tri Hooks, Heavy Duty, Stainless Steel, Metal Coat Hook Rail for Coat Hat Towel Purse Robes Mudroom Bathroom Entryway (Black, 2 Packs)

Excellent product and very versatile! I am using them in our RV to keep everything Very organized and at the same time, maximizing my very valuable space! 1: I’m using them to hold heavy (they are very light weight but VERY sturdy) jeans at back of closet. This not only maximizes space, but it also allows both my hubby and I to easily see which pair of jeans we want without struggling to unfold/refold etc. (I am a neat freak by nature and even more so in small spaces!!😊) 2: Secondly, I’m using one to hang everyday jackets in a very small cabinet next to the door of the RV. Because of their thin metal profile and length choices, I was able to find exactly the right size to fit in my “very hard to fit” RV storage spaces. We chose to screw them in because we need them to remain stable under weight and while moving down the road. Would definitely recommend and my opinion is that they are a great value for the price! That are very sleek and classy looking. Super easy to install and clean!

Such a great rack, I bought two sets! Good amount of storage. Sturdy. Installation was easy. The color was nice and as expected.

Great product! Heavy duty and easy to install.

Racks look good with pretty easy installation except for the screw covers.

I had barn doors installed in my home for the closet in our bedroom so I used this to hang up things that I didn’t need in the closet. Jackets that I wear everyday, bath robes, etc. They are sturdy, easy to hang and since it’s black metal it looks really good with anything. Hardware is included.

This is great. Works well and is sturdy and looks nice.

Great product. Holds a lot of hoodies, bathrobes, towels, purses, whatever!

Overall: this wall rack is sturdy enough for what it is, a few hooks screwed into a piece of sheet metal, and at this price point it was an upgrade to a standing coat rack that once it's up I won't be taking it with me when we eventually move out of the apartment. I docked a few stars, and here's why. 1) Assembly: -1 Star Two of the hooks were loose and wiggled. The screws holding them down had their heads already stripped or on the way to being stripped but I was able to get them out. I threw some loctite threadlocker on all of the hook screws and tightened them down so I hopefully won't end up with wiggly hooks down the road. 2) Hardware: -1 Star The biggest issue was the hardware that's included. I got two packets of hardware in mine, which could be a fluke, but of the 4 drywall anchors I tried all of them failed because the plastic they used is a complete joke and far too soft for the job. Even though I wasn't drilling into a stud, I even had one of the tips break off inside the wall at which point the hole I'd started was impassible for these flaccid jokes of anchors. So I went to a hardware store and got some E-Z Ancors (item #11364, screw size 8, rated for 75lbs) which came 4 to a pack for less than $2 which is well worth it because now I'm not worried about the rack tearing out of the wall like I would have been. 3) Ties into #2 however because I used different screws I didn't dock any stars, but the caps that go over the screws heads (visible in the picture between the hooks at either end of the rack) split when I tried to put the first two on. Thankfully I had an extra set from the surplus bag of hardware, but others might not have been so lucky. Most likely these will pop off as coats are put up/taken down so in all likelihood I'll just end up painting them.