Econoco Pipeline Adjustable Height | Ballet Bar | Vintage Rolling Rack | PSBBADJWTE |Gloss White

I think I have ordered 3 adjustable 2-way ballets racks with 2 having add-on-hangbars, 2 double tier racks and 1 non-adjustable racks for my walk in with slanted ceiling closet we are redoing. I live in a 150 year old brick house/walls with plaster, which makes it difficult to hang up clothing rods. These hold a lot of weight. They are easy to take apart and put together. Right now we are using them with the wheels which are nice as we haven't finalized the final placement, but will probably remove them once we are done. Originally I ordered was the non-adjustable rack, I was just going to use the pipes and make racks with old doors, but decided these were just to easy and sturdy to bother with anything else. One of the big advantages to these is that they are nicely finished. You don't have to worry about getting anything on your clothes. The double tier was an easy solution for our slanted ceiling as the angle fit our ceiling nicely and the adjustable racks fit easily 20 of my husbands suits on the top and I counted 24 pair of slacks/jeans on the bottom add-on-hangbar with room for more. If I had to say which one I liked the least it would be the first one I bought, non-adjustable rack, but it isn't because of the rack it's because of our closet. I have found the adjustable 2 way racks the easiest to use giving the height and unusual space our closet is. Overall if you need something heavy duty to carry a lot of weight, you won't be sorry with getting these.

We purchased 5 of these for our store, The Handmade Showroom in Seattle, WA. I did a lot of research for white rolling racks and at the time of this review these were the only in-stock rolling racks on the market that were true white all over available without having to custom order a finish.They arrived within the quoted delivery time. Two of them were perfect, the others each had issues like rust stains, tiny chips in the coating near the joints, a couple of the adjustment knobs were difficult to position the handle direction, and one had a rusted socket on one of the legs where the wheel goes.The stains were easily removed with a damp magic eraser sponge. The chips in the paint were covered paint we already had. The adjustment handle position we can live with. It took a bit of extra effort, but we were able to get all of them put together and they look great!Overall, they are Very professional looking, extremely sturdy, seem to hold a lot of weight (we stock them full with wooden hangers and t-shirts) without sagging or losing their height adjustment. Easy to roll around and best of all, very quiet when sliding hangers!

This is a review of the simplest of the Econoco garment racks, the non-adjustable ballet bar. The original delivery date was for over a week out, I ordered it early on a Friday and was told I'd receive it a week after the following Monday. In fact, it made it from Pennsylvania to my door in Arizona on the first Wednesday after the order was placed.All the rack parts were in pristine glossy white condition, something I was worried about because of another review. Now assembled, I am expecting this product to maintain its full function and, provided plastic hangers are used, its attractive appearance for decades.I did run into two assembly issues. First, the product arrived with six pairs of lock washers and flat washers. The assembly instructions only suggested the use of two of the pairs, one pair with each of the two bolts used to secure the (lower) crossbar. I used the other four pairs of washers on each of the casters which may seem like the obvious application but this wasn't suggested in the instructions.Second, the flats of the included wrench, which is intended for use in tightening the casters to the assembly, sort of stripped out the first time I tried to twist hard on the base nut of a caster bolt. I didn't bother to go to my tool box and tightened the remaining three caster bolts to the assembly mostly by hand, with just a light final twist with what was by then a sloppy-for-the-application wrench.

Researched several pipe clothing racks and ended up buying this one. Ordered it for my basement to have seasonal clothing. Tip: decide how high you want the bar before adjusting the screws because they bar will scratch from the tension - so if you go higher the scratches will show. Easy to assemble

Easy to assemble and seems very sturdy. One “leg” bar had scuffed paint but I have that one towards the wall for less visibility. The wheels roll smooth and quietly - I’m not worried about them scratching my floor. I use this for air-drying clothes, as well as continue hanging my work clothes on it because...I bought some add-on parts (second crossbar, pair of shorter bars) through Home Depot since i didn’t see them Amazon. Compared to the garment rack I used before, the combo of the Econoco rack and add-ons has basically TRIPLED my hanging capacity. Very satisfied and wish I’d bought this sooner.

This is a very nice looking and strong rack. I needed extra hanging storage for a house with small closets! I like the look of this and it is able to support a lot of weight.It was a bit hard to assemble, and you really need to work to get the casters on (strong arm them). Although there was a bit of a diagram, nothing is really labeled. I accidentally put the washer in the wrong place but it was next to impossible to remove that caster once on, so I have one leg that is different than the others. In the process of trying to remove it I really knicked up the finish on the leg. So just take your time with assembly! But all in all it looks good. No one can really tell but me I guess.

We bought this for our garage for seasonal clothing. Very easy to put together. Strong and sturdy. Can adjust in several directions. Looks very nice. Holds LOTS of clothes. It rolls very easily and locks as well. Great price for the quality. Buy it, you'll love it.