Product Information
- 【Heavy Duty Portable Wardrobe Closet 】- This clothing racks is crafted with high-quality 30mm/1.18in rectangular metal tubing. The back is designed with "x" tie bars for fixation. Carbon steel clothes rail, top crossbar, steel pipe partition.Maximum bearing capacity 1200LBS. and a single clothes hanging rod can bear a load of 110lbs. Even when the closet is full of clothes , the closet storage rack legs don't wobble.
- 【Foldable Portable Clothes Rack with Cover】- The metal frame of large cloths rack is foldable. After unfolding the closets, you need to assemble it step by step according to the wardrobe installation drawing or video. Heavy duty clothing racks for hanging clothes is renter friendly, it’s convenient while moving out as well. Ideal for makeshift wardrobes in dorms, rental homes, bedrooms, garages, basements, nurseries and more.
- 【Large Capacity Wardrobe Closet System】- Freestanding clothes organizer system width is widened to 52cm/20.4in. 3 Tiers clothes racks, 2 hanging rods and 4 Shelves offers you various storage area.Bedroom armoires perfectly for storing clothes and blankets, jeans and sweaters. Wardrobe can hold suitcases and large storage bins at the top, and shoes at the bottom. keep your items in order, making it a breeze to load or unload items from your closet.
- 【Multi-Functional Wadrobe Closet Rack】- 20.4'' W x 67"H. Heavy-duty metal armoires, The clothing racks is made of sturdy thickened iron frame, which is sturdy and durable. Detachable hanging rods that easily accommodates to the length and size of your garments. Easy access in bedroom, cloakroom, clothing store, laundry room, walk-in closet and more.
- 【Covered Garment Racks】- Versatile enclosed closet wardrobe for cloakroom, bedroom offered cotton cloth dustproof cover. keep your item away from dust and cotton cloth is easy to clean and Washing. You can zip your racks closed to keep your private space if you have visiting guests. Dustproof cover protect clothing to keep your slacks, shirts, and blouses fresh.
