Industrial Pipe Clothes Rack Floating DIY Wall Mounted, Heavy Duty Rustic Vintage Clothing Rod, Metal Garment Bar Space-Saving Hanging for Bedroom, Bathroom and Laundry Room (Black 20 Inch)

Pretty and sturdy! I have to return bc I ended up needing to cover a bigger space but like this piece and was easy to assemble

It held up perfectly for my daughters clothes. Its held up strong for almost 2 years now

I love my industrial pipe clothes racks. I didn’t buy them to use for clothing though, I am a plant lover and I bought these to hang over my window to hold my hanging plants. They fit just great and makes wonderful use of my big sunny window! It was super easy to install everything you need is included. I had no missing parts in my order. The screws fit perfectly. I would buy these again if I needed extra clothing racks. And I just had to share my idea for use with hanging plants.

Love the look of this and fairly easy to install. You do have to make sure the sides are balanced in weight, since the cross bar can tip.

I bought this to use in the laundry room when I’m pulling clothes out of the dryer and want to hang them up right away. I have a block ranch style house with painted block on the exterior walls. I wanted something simple and rustic. I liked the design and function of this pipe clothes racks. This rack is made of painted galvanized steel (I believe). This rack has heft to it. This rack is deep enough and allows the hangers to sit straight and not touch the wall, even when a shirt is on the hanger. I mounted the rack to the wall, using masonry screws. I made sure to tighten the pipes securely before attaching it to the wall. If you are really concerned about the pipes coming loose, you could use some gorilla grip in the grooves. Once I hand tightened mine, I don’t think my clothes are going to make it move. Now, if a stupid kid hangs on it, that might be another thing.

Added these to my laundry room to hang clothes as I take out of the dryer. It is heavy and I am not sure if it will work long-term because we could not secure it to a stud.

The pipe itself is sturdy of course but throw the hardware kit away. Unless you use toggle bolts or screw the plate directly into a wall stud, the kit provided won't hold 5 pounds until it pulls out of the wall. I cut a 1x4" piece of wood and drilled it into the studs in the wall, then screwed the plate into the wall. Now it will hold .

Perfect for smaller spaces

It got the job done but the hardware kit is trash. We ended up having to use our own and anchored it to a piece of wood just to be extra safe.

Sending it back very poor quality