Tidy Living Organizers Supreme 60" Wide Storage Clothes Closet, White

In a word, "Awesome".For just $32 shipped, this meets our needs of external closet storage in our daughters bedroom at home and at the apartment for college. So yes, after assembling one and loading it with clothes, ordered the second one.People have mentioned assembly difficulties or frustration, likely reflects today's infrequent need of hand and tool use.A little head scratching solving a small puzzle results in a fine reward.Keep organized, the parts are wrapped in labeled plastic. Open and keep the parts with each wrapper.Assemble it in halve, top half and bottom half.I used a small rubber mallet so as to fully seat the tubing and not damage the ends.It just takes a little impact, just easier than pressing together by hand.Assemble the top half and set aside.Assemble the bottom half.Open up H, the cloth cover.Find the six openings of the bottom of the cloth cover, set the bottom half inside the cloth cover such that the three plastic supports extend through the 6 openings in the bottom of the cloth cover.Set the top half inside the cloth cover, the vertical tubing of the top and lower halves will of course, be overlapped at this time.This is the part that will require some effort because the top half will need to be raised, using your feet to hold the lower half plastic supports in place.The cloth cover is a perfect fit, though it may not seem like it as this time, have confidence.The cover will stretch and you will need to press out on the sides and let it back in, to cause the cloth to adjust and square up with the corners and sides of the metal frame.Work on this a bit and then when the cloth corners are aligned with the frame, this is when the top half can be pressed away from the bottom half, far enough to permit the vertical tubes to be inserted and assembled.Do not use the zippers to pull the front of the cloth cover into place, zip up the center zipper first, using your hands to hold the cloth to allow the zipper to close. This may require additional repositioning of the cloth cover on the frame to become completely squared up.With the center zipper closed, pull the top and bottom portions of the cloth cover close together and zip the sides to the center.Once this cover is completely zipped, again, press on the sides of the cloth to permit it to become fully squared up on the framing.Upon fitting the cloth cover in this manner, the zippers easily open and close.The closet is far stronger and better constructed than I expected for the cost that included shipping.Have confidence in the success that will lead to a useful free standing closet and you didn't need to spend a lot to enjoy it.Cheers,Mike

While the closet is certainly as big as it says in the write-up, it is very difficult getting the fabric to cover the framework. It is for sure a 2 person job. I have two little holes where my nail poked through while pulling it over the corners. It seems like you are to pull the material up while the framework is still not all assembled. I have no problem re its sturdiness. If you want lightweight and strong this is it. Duct tape works good on the punctures!

Very nice, good quality and easy to set up.. very sturdy can fit a lot of heavy coats

I assembled it according the directions and the cover ripped. It didn't seem to fit very well at all. I emailed the company and the never got back to me.

I have it on my screened in porch and it decentigrated. I mean totally, I guess the fabric doesnt tolerate moisture. It turned to dust on the side closest to the screen even though the screen was covered by thick plastic. The fabric seperated from all seams. I purchased it from Walmart, but it is the same exact item.

It does exactly what I need it to do and is a great value!As another reviewer mentioned -- you should assemble it within the cover!!!!!Assemble the top and then assemble the bottom. Then place the top and bottom inside the cover. Make sure the ends are all squared up. And then bust your behind to fit the upper and lower poles together. Otherwise you'll be taking it apart to get the cover on.It's a really snug fit but it works. Be careful not to rip the cover.Because of the material, I wouldn't use this in a garage or other outdoor application. Inside of the house I think it's a great option for extra clothes storage.

Very easy to put together and has plenty of room I think I may buy another.

I had one exactly like this only in white. I knew what to expect so I reinforced ALL joints. Did not need the cover, but it seems to be strong and durable. As a stand alone unit without reinforcement; only for the minimum of clothing.