Rustic Z-Frame Wardrobe

Assembled two of these last night and the labor was very much like Ikea. Basic photo instructions without words. You really need to pay attention to detail not explained in the illustrations like which side of the veneer shelves should face forward. Like hex screws? Me neither, but at least I have a power driver with a hex bit to save my hands. If you don't you'll be turning that little metal hex wrench until your fingers are numb. The finished look is quite nice, exactly as the photo appears, so I'm happy there. I have a very open closet space so the appearance is a big factor for me. Iron frame? No, it's black aluminum. Whatever. Loaded a good amount of hanging clothes on top and bottom and a few folding items on each of the shelves. The whole rack feels a little flimsy but not enough to make me think it will be an issue. It just feels like Ikea, which may be good or bad depending on your experiences. I got this on sale and would be less pleased if I paid that supposed "full price."

As far as this frame goes, I'd give it 3/5 stars. It does seem sturdy enough, but it definitely wobbles -- however, if you use it for its intended purpose, taking things in and out, then it's okay, and you barely notice it. But I notice it, and that's the difference. However, I was able to put about 20 shirts on top and about 10 pants on the bottom, and it doesn't creak or anything. However, I wasn't able to put in all screws, as some of the pole holes don't seem to align correctly. However, they aren't part of the clothes hanger, and so I left it as it was.