UNKU Folding Luggage Rack with Storage Shelf, Bamboo Suitcase Luggage Stand for Bathroom, Bedroom, Living Room, Guest Room, Natural Color

I bought this to keep by my front door for my bags and my husband's backpack, and it's perfect! It definitely feels sturdy enough for our purposes, though I'm not sure how well it would hold up with extended use with very heavy luggage. Assembly was a breeze - the instructions aren't abundantly clear, but if you have any experience with flat pack furniture, it's pretty simple. Just be aware that the two dowels that hold the top shelf are what keep the side cross beams together, so you might have to wrestle with it a little bit during assembly to get it to stay together before those are attached. I'm looking forward to having such a cute way to store our bags!

This should have been very easy to put together, but the directions are useless. Why not have an YouTube video or even clearer instructions? I have put together countless things from IKEA and they make clear picture instructions where the screws, holes, and lengths are accurately depicted. It took me an hour because I had to unscrew several screws and redo placement of materials. I had to look at the picture on Amazon and then figure out how to build it from the picture. The final product is worth 4 stars, but seems reasonable for the price. It's a little wobbly, but not bad.

Primary use will be suitcase holders for guest bedrooms but they can also be used as a bedside tables or to hold a computer to do a quick search while seated on the bed. I bought two when I saw that even people who had difficulty putting them together gave it five stars. When they finally succeeded, I figure there was forgiveness because it looks so much better than the alternatives. Very sturdy. Can be folded up and put away. To assemble, just remember that the strut with the embedded metal nut has to face the center for the bolt going in from the outside to hold the two struts together securely and that the two rods are necessarily of different lengths.

I am compelled to warn everyone about this product because it is truly junk. It is so cheaply made! Even the staples that hold it together are so small it falls apart. The wooden slats on the bottom just fall apart from opening and closing it. I glued 6 of them back on and they are still falling apart! I haven't bothered even checking to see if the glue has held or if it's the other ones that are stapled falling apart. It's been a while since I've been ripped off this bad and I've only put it out for 2 guests to try and use. I'm calling it a loss and don't plan on trying to chase down a refund at this point even though Amazon has a pretty good system in place for refunds. I don't get guests that often and so have already had it a couple months.....beware!

I bought a new, returned one, very good condition. Someone had the legs assembled backwards. When put together properly (and the directions are NOT clear) it is a very nice piece. The bottom slats could be much better attached but nothing a little wood glue won't fix. It seems fairly sturdy as well; we'll have to see how heavy the luggage our friends show up with is! LOL

This company has really great customer service!!! My bottom rack came a little broken and they made sure to take care of it! it’s easy to put it together and was perfect for my carry on luggage and shoes! It feels sturdy and is cute and also easy to fold away! Would definitely recommend!!

The directions aren't that clear especially with the leg pieces looking rather similar on the directions and in real life. My biggest complaint is the last hole wasn't properly cut as there was no wood to stop the screw. Luckily I had a washer to make it work, but I'm not sure if it will be able to actually hold a regular suitcase let alone fully loaded luggage. Overall, it looks nice in photos [and multi-use concept] but the hardware issue + structural integrity instability makes us lose faith in this being a "recommend to a friend" level product .

I love the sliding shelf and slats on the bottom. I love luggage racks.