Rolling racks
Clothes rack — 530 lbs — black
We built this rolling black steel rack with pull-out ends and an adjustable bar to handle real household laundry overflow.
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| Footprint and height | 75" wide × 21.6" deep × 70" tall |
| Static load rating | 530 lbs |
| Finish | Black |
What it is on the floor
When a built-in closet runs out of room, clothes start piling up on chairs and door frames. We make this black steel garment rack with a telescoping rod and a bottom shelf so you can hang long coats, line up shoes, and wheel the whole bundle out of the way.
Snap locks on the uprights
The steel tubing connects with push pins rather than loose bolts. You set the height where your hemlines need it, pull the end bars out when laundry day peaks, and take the whole frame apart flat for moving day.
Rubber casters that roll and lock
Thick rubber wheels carry the full load across door thresholds, low rugs, and bare floors without fighting you. Step down on the caster brakes while you load winter coats so the frame stays put against the wall.
Extending rod with end stops
The top hanging bar pulls outward on both sides to give dry cleaning and long garments extra breathing room. Raised metal stops at each tip keep hangers from sliding off the edge when you roll the rack.
Base shelf for storage tubs
The bottom framework ties the uprights together and keeps storage totes, folded blankets, or heavy boot pairs off the floor. It puts the lower footprint to work while keeping your floor clear underneath.
