LOKEME Wardrobe Closet,Portable Closet for Bedroom Steel Pipe Diameter 19mm Strong and Sturdy Black Portable Closets for Hanging Clothes with 3 Hanging rods, 6 Storage Shelves and Side Pockets

I like the storage unit it didn’t take too long to put together. It was fairly straightforward. It’s very sturdy and I think it’s a great buy for the money. I’ve already got it filled up with clothes. I would definitely buy another one.

Pretty simple to set up and seems sturdy. Looks nice!

Easy assembly, and very light in the box. But once assembled, it's very sturdy and attractive. Each hangar section holds 45 lbs of clothes. 2 rows of nice strong shelves. And room on top and underneath for extra storage. Reasonably priced, good quality and it being attractive doesn't hurt. It's also tall at almost 6 ft.

AMAZING. Looking for a place for extra storage for clothing. Sturdy, large, and the cover is well made. Extremely happy with this purchase. A bit long and difficult to put together but worth it!

Four (4) ideas I like about four (4) pieces of this product are:1) Functionality:The Wardrobe closet is simple and easy to use due to zipper when looking at image I provided.2) Storage Capacity:I like how the shelves hold a lot of items and located at the bottom and there is an ideal amount of plastic shelves at the item I provided. Six (6) plastic shelve is more than enough. I would be happy with 4 shelves.3) Looks great :I love the portable wardrobe closet due looks bamboo in style and make me happy due to vacationing at home due to thin, crisp design 😊😊4) Fit:The fit of overall closet is small, and is compactin width ( end of the closet ).Two (2) ideas I do not like about three (3) pieces of product that I came up a positive solution to each piece of that product.1) Sturdiness:Middle portion of the shelves : The plastics shelves do not hold a lot of weight so I need to put the heaviest items in the middle of shelve that pushes down the plastic shelve at the most 1/2 inch.Middle back position of the plastic shelves: Ideally, I found out put part of the heaviest item(s) in the middle of the plastic shelves and the other portion of the weight on the metal bar at the back of shelvingPlastic caps: The plastic caps at the bottom of closet cracks easily, so I have put wheel that rolls this portable wardrobe closet.Overall, despite the superficial deficits( That can easily fixed ) of the pieces of the product above, I would very strongly recommend this closet to my shoppers. And would receive a very good grade ( solid B).

This was perfect for my attic to store winter coats and boots. We put it together in three pieces so we could get it up the trapdoor stairs, then did the final assembly in the attic. Now our coats, boots, ice skates, snow suits and scarves are all hanging where we can find them visible instead of lost in scattered bags and heavy boxes. 100% improvement.Be sure to follow the directions though. There are many ways to get the assembly wrong, and only one to get it right. It's not hard to put together. The instructions are clear and the parts are well made.

This is a nice but not stable wardrobe the legs bend the plastic broke in April. I brought in February. Can not get a refund…not to mention It suppose be top tier. No if you utilize it right you will see. But honest not a happy camper now I have buy another one, wasted money!!!!!

First of all, you should know that the photographs are misleading and there are only pockets on ONE side of the closet (the right side, if you're facing the opening) and not on both sides, as are shown in the pictures! So that was an unpleasant discovery, given that my closet has to be pushed up against the wall on the right side in order to fit in my room, so I don't get the side-pockets I was expecting to use for my gloves, etc.That aside...I love it. It definitely takes some time to put together, but you have to expect that for a product like this. It wasn't an unreasonable amount of time/effort involved, and the instructions were (mostly) clear. (Step 20 - 21 lost me a bit; I think they tried to cram too many separate steps into one. But fortunately by then, I had put enough of it together that I could logic my way through and figure out what they wanted me to do.) There's even a little hammer included, but I found that didn't really help much, or maybe just wasn't needed; the poles twist in well, and just gently leaning and tugging on things worked to get everything snug if you took your time with it.And once it is snug, it feels quite sturdy, for a portable closet. Certainly leaps and bounds better than the dinky one I was replacing! I've got this one well-loaded with clothes, and it doesn't show a single sign of strain or sagging. I love that the overhead rail is divided into three, for extra weight distribution (although I'm a little leery of the fact that the hooks supporting those rails are plastic and not metal; but we'll see how they hold up!). The little plastic shelves underneath seem to be capable of holding their part as well, for all that they seemed a bit flimsy while I was putting it together (including, at one point, a cat who joined the clothing stacked on them). It's a perfect size for me, too, fitting right in snugly where I need it. And the cloth covering goes over it extremely easily, with no struggle or stretching.Overall I'm delighted, even without the expected side-pockets and the plastic hooks, and it's a huge improvement over the closet it's replaced.