Freestanding closets
Freestanding closet system — 900 lbs, 5 rods, 8 shelves — white
A white steel closet system that runs straight along a wall, turns an empty corner, or splits into separate units.
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| Footprint and height | 74.8" wide × 17.7" deep × 76.8" tall |
| Static load rating | 900 lbs |
| Hanging rods | 5 |
| Shelves | 8 |
| Finish | White |
What it is on the floor
A shallow bedroom closet fills up fast once winter coats and spare bedding arrive. We built this freestanding white frame to hold hanging garments alongside folded sweaters and storage bins. Assemble it straight against a bedroom wall, bend it into a corner, or separate the pieces into distinct stations.
Corners and flat walls
Set the frame in a long straight line down a spare wall or turn it into an L shape to claim an awkward corner. You can also separate the structure into distinct sections across the room.
Rods and open tiers
Hanging rods keep pressed work shirts and heavy jackets off the floor. The open wire shelves hold folded denim, storage bins, and stacks of sweaters where you can reach them on busy mornings.
Level on old floors
Old wood floors and rental carpets are rarely flat. The adjustable leveling feet screw in or out to steady the base so the upright steel posts remain upright and square.
Assembly without hardware
The pieces slide and snap into position without hunting for loose screws or specialized wrenches. You can break the whole frame down flat when it is time to move apartments.
