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Question: I need a rack like this to take camping with us to hang our wet beach towels for drying.  Is your coat rack sturdy of enough to use for this purpose?
Document: The stripped thread didn't take away from being able to hang a coat on it, I just wouldn't want to hang a really heavy coat like a thick leather trench-coat on that one spot. When you are putting it together, you don't want to tighten the screws really tight otherwise you could strip the threads. All you need is to tighten it to a nice snug fit and it will hold.EASE OF SETUPThe only tools required is a phillips screw driver and a hex wrench (included).
This was assembled with some difficulty and we found that the top part did not fit properly. The paint was chipping all over the top part and the frame was unsteady. It seemed like a used and returned item to us. But since we had gone through the trouble of assembling the whole thing,decided to use it for the holidays to see if it would at least serve its purpose.
I really like my coat rack, it is a very good value and i would recommend. It is very sturdy and has not tipped yet, and i overload mine, I love how it has lower hooks, that my younger children can reach to hang backpacks and coats. I have hung heavy winter coats, heavy backpacks, sweaters etc...with no issues. It is made of metal, and goes together fairly easily. (you need a screwdriver--I recommednd using an electric one).
For the price you can't go wrong with this new creative way to hang up coats. No longer do you need to put your stuff on exercise equipment or the floor. It has four big hooks up top and four little ones that my kids use. My four year old cant reach it but my six year old can. The big issue is balance and if she were to pull hard enough trying to get her coat off it would probably topple.
I have been using this for 5 months to hang heavy winter coats. It does what it's supposed to do. No problems whatsoever. The build quality is sufficient for its purpose - it's light yet sturdy. The only thing that will make this coat rack tip over is if you hang 4 heavy coats on just one side, which obviously it not a smart thing to do. Highly recommended.
It didn't take more than 15 minutes to put it together. For some people, the instructions aren't hard to follow. All you really need are the pictures in the instructions to get a good idea what it needs to look like.Another note, the rack has hard plastic caps used for the feet. I would recommend putting felt pads on the bottom of the feet if you have wood floors.
After attempting to mount a coat and key rack on the wall- and failing miserably- I decided to just buy a standing one and sacrifice some floor space. I was pleasantly surprised to see that it isn't as big as I feared but still manages to be sturdy. Of course, it's now warm enough that it's not getting a lot of traffic and I may need to amend this when it cools off.
The metal is not great quality but pretty sturdy. I like the hooks on the lower part for kids to use. Pretty easy to put together but wobbly. Tried re-attaching the bottom a few times but wobbles on a hard floor a little. Putting it in a bedroom to hang sweatshirts on.
This rack is huge. I didn't realize how tall the rack was but in the end it's perfect for handing long jackets or coats. Enough room to hang things at arms length or higher for family use. For the price, it was a perfect bargain!
Works great! Sturdy and roomy enough to hang a motorcycle helmet, 3 motorcycle jackets, and many hats with room to spare. Assembly is dirt simple. Very happy with this coat rack.
Answer: my husband is currently hanging very large backpacks from every hook on ours, and it's stable.