Have spent a good bit of money to try to reinforce it and ...
921929
Has done nothing but fall apart repeatedly. complete junk. Have spent a good bit of money to try to reinforce it and keep it together. Been better off just building my own considering the money spent on this and hardware to fix it over and over again and still have a product that does not inspire trust. TOTAL JUNK!!
2121605
The price was right compared to other 3 tier racks, but straight outta the box I've had problems.

Putting it together never quite happened the way it was supposed to. The screws never tighten completely so the baskets swirl around on the bottom and middle tier.
Since my purchase it hasn't necessarily gotten any worse, but I didn't expect to be so flimsy from the beginning. I decided that I got what I paid for and stuck some gorilla glue on the threads before screwing them back into place to help give it some more durability and it has worked out well since then.
4916686
I would take it apart and apply loc-tite to it to make sure it doesn't come apart.  for the money, this is hard to beat.
903927
The set up wasn't too bad, pay close attention to the directions that things need to be built in and you won't have to restart!  Also pay attention to the times that you're not supposed to tighten something.  I feel like the backboard is kind of cheap, it's all plastic and seems a bit thin, but hoping we'll get a good long run out of this.  Otherwise, I think it's a good price for a good product.
3048573
The concept is very good, but the plastic parts may be a durability problem.
I've added my photos of how this arrived and how it goes together.  I used a rubber mallet and gently seated the rods in the plastic side moldings.  The sound changes as the rods bottom out making it easy to check that they are inserted fully.  Once seated, the rods seem to be firmly held.  When clipping the 3 pieces together that make the side, it was important to make sure the tabs fully click into place.  I found I had to push on each one to make sure it locked correctly.  The metal hanger slots onto a tab on the uppermost plastic side.  The plastic tab does look flimsy compared with the metal hanger and could be potential failure point with lots of shoe weight added.  It was a little tricky to line up all the rods when attaching the other side molding, but the plastic is flexible enough to be able to knock in each rod in sequence and then engage the next rod.
I'd measured my closet door before ordering so I knew what to expect for fit.  It works just right for my installation.
The Velcro stickers to stabilize the rack are not much useat all.  They are an afterthought and aren't strong enough to hold the one side to the door, where the plastic seems to be twisted slightly compared with the other side and hangs away from the door.  There's no designed in place for these round stickers and they sit on a narrow rectangular part of the plastic. - as mentioned, an afterthought in the design.  Fortunately the one side does sit well to the door and those Velcros are enough to stabilize the unit to the door with shoes weighting the rack down.
This is absolutely not a 36 pair rack.  24 yes, 36 no way!  My wife's size 8's only fit two pairs to a row, not even room for a single shoe between them.
 The rack can hold size 13 shoes, though they stick out quite a ways, but with high ankle shoes, the weight, being on the outside, is likely to cause the shoe to fall out.
I'll have to wait and see how long this organizer lasts, as other reviewers have mentioned durability issues.  However, it does exactly what I wanted -for now.
34444
Good for the price, some things could be stapled together better. You will need a staple gun to make this really functional. Once some modifications and reinforcements were made it is great. Rating 3 stars because of the extra work it took to make this work.
2471597
Fit assembly was very poor. I had to get creative and use a little muscle to force some components together. However, it's been holding up very well and I haven't had any issues with it since putting it together.
2819535
I think this will be a good purchase once I get it reinforced so my dog can't get out. I got it for a good price and after having delivery problems its not as sturdy as I would like but as I said once it's reinforced it will be ok.
4544632
Starts to tear after a short time.  It is a good idea, just needs to be strengthened
2153
I'm still attempting to put it together so it works. A bit more labeling of the parts would have helped -- I think I'm having trouble with the connections.
4112055
This is a nice concept, but the twist knob on one I bought broke first time I tightened it. So I  just didn't put the mega lock on them. I bought some 2 sided scotts rubber tape (the one that shows it holding up a mail box $5.00,  and put it on the flat part. I have a very flat marbleite wall. So far it's working well with a couple of wash clothes and a back brush.
3930383
I was expecting something a bit stronger. So one of my first uses was to fix one of those plastic coated metal racks that rotate to handle different types of dishes in a dish washer. One of the clips holding a vertical rack had broken. So I took a whole pack and globed it around the area where the clip had been and waited for it to dry. The next day when I tried it, it broke at the main joint. However there was sufficient extra globed around for it to work mostly by just getting in the was of the rack trying to go anywhere. While sugru seems to have good potential, applications need to be carefully fitted to its real capabilities.
3275852
It was a little harder to install than I thought, but it works.
459073
Find one elsewhere or make one.  I had to reinforce it to begin with and that didn't even help.
1191784
It takes some strength to get it wrapped around for my car atleast so, make sure to give it more than a minute or two if your having issues.
3528666
Works fairly well at the moment. I see others have had difficulty installing. I suppose I was handy enough to get it done, but undeniably it is important to use care in the process. The rack after the wall offsets are installed is not quite level when laid on the floor. But it does have enough flex to level up fairly easily. I did the install by attaching one anchor and placing the rack on that corner with a level, then outlining each remaining foot on the wall, to get the right centers before drilling. Even with care in measuring and drilling, I had to rely on its flex to seat all feet properly. I needed a 1/4" glass drill to get through the tile, and figure that drill bit is now a discard, so allow for a possible hidden charge to buy an $8 bit.

Once attached it feels pretty secure. It heats up in about 10 minutes, warms from the top down, as the top gets hot first, which means the middle of the towel draped over the top gets warm, well before the bottom.

I plugged in a remote switch, and have the clicker on my bedside table to light it up before getting  up and into the shower, so the warm up time is just what's needed. Figuring that leaving it on for long periods will affect the useful life, this would seem to minimize its on time.

Overall I'm pleased, but the install might be daunting for some.
1910141
It is not as perfect as expected, but with some efforts and patience you can make it work.