Would this be easy to put in the closet when you are not using it? I see it only weighs 20 lbs and the dimensions seem okay for that... wondering what people who actually have it think and if anyone does that. Thanks!
823326
I have ours in the loft and store it vertically when not in use, so I think storing it in a closet would be doable.
587740
I've redone my entire closet in a couple stages with the JLH products (red mahogany) and think they're absolutely great and I have gotten many many compliments on it. It's a beautiful product. With that said, you do need to make sure it's installed properly. If you want to build it and just set it on the floor without anchoring it to the wall anywhere, it will not be very sturdy at all and won't be able to support much weight. Most of the support that allows you to stack clothes and other items on it comes from anchoring it to the wall.
1542212
It depends on how well you take care of it. If its damp and you roll it up into a ball and throw it onto the bottom of your closet for 5 months, when you take it out, ya. I will tell you though, that the sellers are very concerned about their customers satisfaction. I would not hesitate to buy here again.
205045
Yes but you might want to tack it down so it doesn't move around (if that bothers you). I have it sitting on some boxes in my wardrobe because I haven't got around to putting it on the wall, and it is fine :)
1355006
I read all those bad reports after I got the product and can not figure out why there were so many bad review. If you put it together nice and tight according to the directions, it is lightweight, rolls easily, holds a lot of clothes -right now our heavy winter clothes - probably at least 30 lbs. Good luck. We bought a second one we liked it so well.
1913132
We bought it to put in our grandsons' closet to get their clothes down where they could reach them. It is jammed packed with their shirts with no problem. I have used one before to hang my shirts to provide extra closet space. I believe it is strong enough to handle quite a bit of weight.
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I am not allowed to hang things from ceiling in the facility where I teach, so did not address that issue when I got them, and they are locked up at the facility. I won't be back there until next week. My gut feeling is no. I think it is too heavy. Rather, you could put it on top of a big ladder, or a high shelve, etc. I love the fact that if the music is loud enough you can set it to sync with the beat of the music and the lights pulse the beat! Totally cool dude :) Hope this helps..if not let me know.
1725358
that's a great idea, but I haven't seen it offered. I hang clothes on my unit and bought a hanging rod, however there isn't quite enough room to hand two rows of clothes and I really don't use it :( Love the unit though, I purchased two of them. I use pretty wicker baskets for the top shelf, it's very sturdy.
485412
The foot plate in front folds up and locks to one of the sides. Both sides fold in to the back of the unit. You have a very thin unit that is the width of the back of the unit and a few inches deep. It will store in a closet very easily.
739526
The clothes hangar is very light-weight, so can be used on a tension rod that is secure. It weighs about the same as a heavy plastic hangar. I use it for gloves, socks, underwear, etc. I wouldn't hang pants or coats on it -- that would make it heavy.
692297
I have not weighed everything, but I have sweaters and shoes on the floor and FULL of hanging clothes. works for me.... Don't want to move it around when full
907500
It's not too bad. It's not really too heavy. However you will need a box for all the stuff inside it. I tried moving it with all the little pieces inside of it and failed miserably. Lol however, if you had a box for all that stuff it wouldn't be hard at all.
1165047
Its not sturdy if you need to hang a lot of stuff on it. Once you put it together its not easy to store unless you have a huge closet. The box it came in isn't very big and can stand in the corner, of course you'll be assembling and disassembling when you need it. One of mines is still in the box..going to try to sell it in a garage sale soon.
2104167
The clothes rack is not very portable if breaking down for shows etc. It is very well made and sturdy. I keep it in the basement with all my heavy winter coats etc. Hope this helps.
1195937
There's definitely potential for rolling up and moving. I have the king size and two people can roll it up, but it would require a significant amount of closet space for storing.
111435
Maybe after some time of trying, but overall it's pretty tight and secure. We actually keep ours in a closet, so that would maybe be a good idea with little ones around just as an extra precaution. Hope that helps!
1115935
I think it depends on your intentions. If you have any moving around to do after you assemble it, especially with any weight on it, I think the stability would be significantly altered. I have mine tucked in a closet and loaded down, so I can't really examine it. It is very stable and useful in its fully designed form.