how do you disassemble this rack for storage?
1959595
I don't think it can be taken off the base once put on, but the stems can be folded flat (I think).
1959596
I actually kept the box and was able to easily pull it apart and put it in the box like when I first bought it. It's pretty easy and I believe the instructions came with it too.
945122
The rack could be taken apart apart and stored in the original box but it would be more trouble than I would be willing to take. You would also have to open the box more carefully than I did so you would have the original box intact.
563003
Stand at the back of the cart. At the top corners there are knobs on the sides. Unscrew each one and take them out of the rod they are screwed into. The cart will now fold. You may also wish to loosen the hitch bar; it will fold under the cart. To reassemble, just reverse this procedure. Pull up the top of the cart at the back and screw the knobs
1241969
Not easily. Very difficult to disassemble and reassemble. I returned mine when I tried to take it apart prior to using. Does not come with any directions to guide the user. So, just not worth the effort.
1255488
very dissappointe with my rack,,, parts missing and no info on how to assemble
1269781
I just lifted it apart where the opening is on the side. It just snaps together.
1192236
It has to be taken apart and push the buttons to remove each sections. The original instructions should be available to reassemble it back.
1277862
I have three racks. I don't take them apart. I stacked them together and put them in my guest's room's bathtub when there are no guests.
443909
Unscrew the tip, and turn everything that is inside the other way, then put it back together
1626297
I just squeeze the top on either side, and pull the 2 parts apart. The bottom has a small lip that the top slides onto.
1660955
There's a break-off panel in the far back that is intended for cables. I used pliers to snap off the tiny posts that held it in place, but you can also use a flathead screwdriver and simply pry it off as the other poster suggested. There are also five panels attached with one screw on each side (2 for each panel) that allows you to open up a much bigger area (good if you need a lot of ventilation). These screws unscrew from the *inside* of the rack. In order to access these, you will need to remove the lower shelves and blind panels if they are still installed. (4 screws per panel/shelf). FWIW, the rear break-off panel can probably be removed via the rear door without removing the shelves first. There's a break-off panel in the far back that is intended for cables. I used pliers to snap off the tiny posts that held it in place, but you can also use a flathead screwdriver and simply pry it off as the other poster suggested. There are also five panels attached with one screw on each side (2 for each panel) that allows you to open up a much bigger area (good if you need a lot of ventilation). These screws unscrew from the *inside* of the rack. In order to access these, you will need to remove the lower shelves and blind panels if they are still installed. (4 screws per panel/shelf).... » Read More There's a break-off panel in the far back that is intended for cables. I used pliers to snap off the tiny posts that held it in place, but you can also use a flathead screwdriver and simply pry it off as the other poster suggested. There are also five panels attached with one screw on each side (2 for each panel) that allows you to open up a much bigger area (good if you need a lot of ventilation). These screws unscrew from the *inside* of the rack. In order to access these, you will need to remove the lower shelves and blind panels if they are still installed. (4 screws per panel/shelf). FWIW, the rear break-off panel can probably be removed via the rear door without removing the shelves first. « Show Less
1649724
Yes, all you do is unscrew the small screws from the center of the rack, then remove the top rack and all you have is the bottom rack and a platform.
517136
There isn't really a trick to putting the rack together. But my husband and son (both with more muscle) helped slide it in with persistence. Once it is put together, it can stay that way.
1686983
Hi Anne! You bet. One of the cool features about our Whitmor 6021-4298 Ebony Chrome Collection Extendable Garment Rack is that it requires no tools for assemble; therefore making it easy to disassemble. A tap here, a tap there, and voila, its ready for storage. Please feel free to reach out to our Customer Service Department if you have any further questions, Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm (CST) at (888) 944-8667 or email us at help@whitmor.com. Have a great day!
1593763
I am not sure how to take it apart as I did not keep it around long. After the recall on this model, I got rid of it.
688572
Yes, this totally disassembles easily. The crates are held by snap rods to the frame.
2281826
It does not require assembly; however look at the close up picture of the top of the rack. The knob piece that looks like it is missing...really is...there is a open square hole.