If you like splinters and snagged blankets, buy this!
Sadly, there is NOTHING positive for me to say about this purchase.<br />The wood is extremely knotted and uneven. The holes that the instructions stated are predrilled were nonexistent. I had to use power tools. I am a retired hairdresser, a blow dryer and a drill are not at all in the same classification. The screws that came with it weren't even long enough to penetrate the board they were meant to attach. I mean, they couldn't even give me just the tip action! So, I had to dig in my little can of miscellaneous hardware to find longer ones, of course none of which are dark brown, so had to color them in with a sharpie so they didn't stand out.  After tweezing out the 3rd splinter, I remembered I had gardening gloves, I also forgot to take my ginko that day.  I proceeded to mount it to the wall. Thanks to the extra screws I had already set aside, that was a fairly smooth process, once I came to terms with the fact that my arms are not regulation length and a second person was required since it was so wobbly, but we got it done. Now, to fill it with my favorite blankets.<br />Welp, my great grandmother's hand knitted blanket has a minimum of 7 snags, and the 5 "fuzzy"/ sherpa blankets I rolled and placed ever so gingerly into this contraption became riddled with different sized wood fragments intent on impaling anyone who dared remove them from their literal open casket.<br /><br />What I hoped would be a fun, efficient, decorative space saver, turned out to be my karma for thinking I was going to try my hand at being extra(ordinary), instead of just ordering a ladder blanket holder, like the basic bitch I am.<br />10/10 will never attempt being extra again.<br /><br />It is currently strategically placed on the floor, in the corner of my spare room, far from anyone or anything, and used only as a daily reminder to be true to myself, always.
Rating: 1 stars