VASAGLE Coat Rack Freestanding, Hall Tree with 4 Shelves

This is a stable and well built unit. It looks good too. The right size for our medium sized foyer. It is a bit tedious to assemble but not physically or technically demanding. There is one step where it would have been helpful to have a second person to position the pieces but I was able to completely assemble it by myself. The supplied allen wrench works, although if you have a high quality set you may want to use your own. i didn't feel the need to dig my own out. Only tool I needed to supply was a Phillips head screwdriver. You could also use a spirit level to adjust the legs but I didn't bother. Although it is not the cheapest model out there I believe that it will last, so it is worth the money.

Nice product. Super easy to put together. Sturdy

I did give the easy to assemble a four mainly because I would have given a 4.5 if an option. The corner assembly may be more difficult for some folks. It can be a bit tricky to balance, but once you get two sides on, the rest is easy. I'm just thinking of my parents or some of my friends who would have issues with that aspect (See 1st picture). But after all the packaging was removed from the shipping box, I found something new and different from most of the stuff I have purchased and inevitably needed to return. Metal! No Plastic parts, screws that were machined properly (it is an art to make proper threads), accessories that will last more than one or two uses, labeled hardware packages and easy to follow instructions! Wow, see I knew manufacturer's had it in them. Nothing like getting instructions that have the graphics reversed or are not in English or Spanish or French (I read all three), hardware all dumped into one package and one cannot tell the difference between connector A and B. It took me about an hour to assemble but that was with plenty of distractions and a not-so-great area for assembly. The order specified made sense and I did not have to sit there and go "Hmm, what do they really mean? Or "Oh, I see, they flipped the graphic." I have two coats on one side, one of the coats is a heavy duty meant for Minnesota winters. The "rack" is not tipping over, not even close. So the furniture appears to be stable. Even so, it comes with two straps and hardware to secure to a wall or divider. I am adding cloth bins to the levels for gloves, summer sandals, etc, I may have to take one side of hooks off for when I find a final resting place, which may be against a wall. But this is hands down one of the better built items I have purchased for the new house. I have made so many returns, a not so nice feeling after about the 10th item that is just crap or not what it was supposed to be. My UPS Store people know me by first name! Also, I have purchased Songmics items before and glad to say they continue to surprise me with the quality of item for the price. I now search on that brand in the oceans of nonsensical names and sometimes hilarious names. Great deal, great item.

I'm kind of mixed about this. BY FAR the worst problem is that it comes packed in cheap styrofoam that disintegrated during shipping and spilled out as individual pellets all over my floor. It's a good thing I had a large space that was vinyl and easily cleaned, but this added a couple of hours of hassle and cleanup to the assembly phase because individual bits of styrofoam are statically charged and jump when you try to reach them. PRO-TIP: Get a little bowl of water and a lot of paper towel. Use wet paper towel to mop them up. The static electric effect is far less when those things are wet. And do it over an easy to wet, clean, and later dry surface. But SERIOUSLY SERIOUSLY SERIOUSLY, the makers of this product need to invest in different packing material. The assembly is already difficult (read on), but this compounded that problem A LOT. It seems to basically do its job. It's kind of tall, but it's not pretending otherwise, and it probably needs to be this size once it starts to hold winter coats (which is what I bought it for, and winter isn't exactly here in my location yet). The assembly is complicated. Not intellectually difficult, but a LOT to do. The instructions are marginal. It took me a while to realize that one of the items was an Allen wrench for what I originally thought was a circular hole but really has little angles in it. One of the feet was unreasonably hard to screw in. The other three worked fine, which leads me to believe there is a precision issue in the manufacturing of the screw-on feet. (I don't think it's in the point that receives the feet because I tried the same foot in multiple places and it didn't work in any of them without a LOT of help.) It would have helped if I had pliers to help me grasp that foot to turn it, but I had to use my fingers and almost gave up. In the end, after about 20 minutes of effort, I was victorious. But I was close to having to order a better part from the company and that left me pretty displeased, especially after all the hassles with styrofoam. It seems sturdy enough and abstractly it is aesthetic. I didn't notice until too late that I might have wanted to align the wood grain of the shelves better, but I guess it doesn't matter a lot. I wasn't gonna take it back apart by time I realized this. It's heavy, but probably needs to be to hold big coats. Its bulky nature means it didn't look as great with stuff piled on it, but in my teeny house, I'm compensating for no closet, so maybe that's par for the course. The shelves are a cool touch. I use one for outgoing mail. I do kinda wish they had a lip on them so that small items wouldn't roll off, but just another detail. The lower coat hooks felt like they were going to get run into by people or be in the way, so although I installed the 4 top ones, I only installed two of the lower ones. I think it's good that I have the option, though. And I was able to remove them easily when I found I didn't like them. So, I don't know. It solves real problems for me. I didn't see anything else close to this in style and function, so kudos to them for addressing a real need. I wish I were more in love with it and my overall happiness might be very different if installation had been easier and less messy. But assembly is a one-time pain, I hope. My floors are uneven in places, and I may need to adjust those troublesome feet. We'll see. So far so good. I think it will grow on me once I get past the installation memories.

love how it fits in corners. can hold a lot more than expected because of the wide base and the shelves are perfect for putting items like purses or baskets

Very sturdy and nice looking coat rack. I love how you can hold so many things on it at once. Husband put it together and said that it wasn't too hard to assemble, but there were many instances where the manufacturer could have made it much easier for the assembler. He said to mention that if the assembler is as OCD as he is, make sure to line up the edge banding on the shelves so there is no seam on the side you want to display. One tiny irritation..... the assembly stickers (1,2,3) on the bottom of the shelves were hard to completely remove. And sadly, the manufacturer added a larger company sticker on the bottom of the top shelf (the other shelves didn't have it)... and it is the only shelf that you can clearly see the bottom (and thus the lovely sticker)! So it took a while to get the sticker off the top shelf after it was assembled. I think goo gone was involved.

Great quality and fits well in my small office

We love this coat rack. There are four shelves with plenty of room, and plenty of hooks for clothing or dog leashes/collars. It was a little more on the expensive side than I wanted to pay, but the quality makes it worth the money. It is very sturdy, and it was easy to put together. It’s quite large, so make sure you have plenty of room for this rack. The only drawback is that the hooks are not rounded, so if you put clothing or anything without a tag to hang it on, it leaves a stretch mark in the material on the item you have hanging on it.

Muy resistente, fácil de armar.

I live in a smaller home, with a very small front entrance that shares the living room and kitchen area. Even though I have a closet I was in need of somewhere my guests could conveniently hang their coats and my hubby who often leaves the house for a quick smoke. This hall tree is gorgeous. The wooden shelves give it a trendy, cute, appearance allowing me to add a cute plant and key bowl! The coats hung are often heavy, and even when the coats are hanging to one side of the hall tree it does not pull over by the weight. I very much recommend this hanging tree as it fits snugly in small spaces and is pleasing to the eye! VERY easy to construct as well, with no need for extra tools. If you are concerned of quality and are holding off to this purchase, dont. ITS 100% WORTH IT !

Good product - assembly was not too bad and final product was sturdy.

Me gusto bastante, el material fue de mi agrado, armarlo fue sencillo ya que viene con una llave que ayuda a ajustar toda la tornillería. Es un poco pesado, se ve resistente.

Love this! Bit of a pain to put together and recommend a multi head screwdriver to make it easier, although it was great that the Allen key included did the job. Once built, sturdy and fabulous!