Freestanding closets
Freestanding closet system — 1100 lbs, 5 rods, 8 shelves — white
This freestanding white steel closet system turns bare wall or an open corner into hanging runs, wire shelves, and deep fabric drawers.
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| Footprint and height | 75" wide × 17.8" deep × 77" tall |
| Static load rating | 1,100 lbs |
| Hanging rods | 5 |
| Shelves | 8 |
| Finish | White |
| Item weight | 45 lbs |
What it is on the floor
When a bedroom lacks a built-in closet entirely, you need more than a single hanging rod. We built this freestanding frame with steel posts, adjustable wire shelves, and fabric drawers to handle folded knits alongside hanging shirts. You can run it straight against a bedroom wall or wrap it into an open corner.
Straight wall or corner
Set the sections in a straight run across an open wall, or wrap them into an L shape to claim an awkward corner. The posts connect cleanly either way, giving you full access to shirts on hangers and bins on the wire decks.
Rods and wire tiers
Slip sleeves lock the shelves and rods wherever you need them along the uprights. Move a rod higher for long coats, or drop a wire tier lower so storage bins sit flat without stealing room from hangers below.
Fabric pullout drawers
Fabric drawers slide into the lower frame to swallow socks, belts, and folded clothes that look messy on open wire. They keep small items out of sight while leaving the upper hanging runs open for daily rotation.
White finish over steel
The coated white finish blends against light drywall instead of dominating the room. Thick steel posts hold the tiers steady without bolts or screws, so the entire system comes apart when your lease is up.
