Whitmor white, Clothes Closet fabric cover, 36"

I have bought several of these portable closets for myself and family members. They are very easy to assemble and durable as long as not overloaded. I recommend the smaller version as they are less likely to be overloaded and therefore less likely to break. I had two of the larger versions break and collapse. However, I must add that the company replaced one of those free after I complained. I bought different brand of portable closet by mistake and returned it as it was too difficult to assemble and the parts were not as strong and well made. Bottom line: if you want a portable closet, get a Whitmor.

This is a neat little storage closet! It was easy to assemble (although it was helpful to have a person to help with the assembly). I was concerned about the stability of the frame initially but I took a mallet and used it on the ends to ensure the poles fit well inside the base. The end product was quite sturdy! I’ve used it to hang fancier clothes that I don’t always use as much to protect them from getting dusty and taking up space in my closet. I was surprised by how much weight this rack can withhold! The base has enough space to put a tote box in it so I threw in old sweaters in a box and put it on the base, the. Zipped up the entire thing and put it in a corner of my bedroom. I love the way it looks- sleek and sophisticated. Definitely worth the price! My mom saw it in my home and now wants one for her extra clothes too!

I bought this closet to store some rarely used winter clothing. The closet is very easy to assemble and the cover is not as fragile as some reviewers have stated. The structure consist of 4 metallic rods, 2 rectangular plastic frames that form the top and bottom of the closet and a metallic closet rod. The box frame makes it much more stable than a double pillar garment rack. However, it is rather lightweight and does not seem like it can hold alot of clothing, i.e. I would not recommend hanging like say 30 clothes. Overall, it suits my purpose though I wish the make is more solid.

PATIENCE! I have 3 of these for storage. These closets don't last forever, the plastic bases bend and the supports come out. This time, I glued them and used a hammer to make sure the supports were really IN the base. They keep clothes clean and in order. Putting it together takes patience, but you end up with a great little closet.

I bought 2 and I love them. Great size and perfect for storing and protecting our clothes while they’re down in the basement.

Update: 3 shirts, and a summer dress made this fall over. Came home it was laying on the floor. It now is in the trash. Will seem sturdy, however over a short period of time it just tips over, with clothes on floor. Don't waste your money. Trust the negative reviews...I certainly will going forward. Pretty easy easy to assemble would have only taken abot 10 minutes, however following instructions trying to put cover on broke a piece off the bottom plastic that holds the pole on. The cover also ripped in the process..i will update after some time. As of now I have no cover and only a few summer dresses on it...Waste of money. I get it, you get what you pay for. However I have have similar items that I have had with no issues in the past.

What can be so difficult about assembling a plastic frame then wrapping the synthetic cover over the frame? Lousy directions. This requires a sequence of assembly to correctly complete the task. First install the four corners posts in the bottom plastic strut. Then get two people and a ladder. One person climbs the ladder with the synthetic cover while the second person slides the corner posts into narrow slots at the bottom of the cover. But wait! Do not fully lower the synthetic cover! You must leave the top of the four corner posts exposed. You assemble the top strut and supports (and don't forget that center spring wire!). With your friend still on the ladder holding the cover, exposing the four corner posts, you then hammer the top structure onto the four corner posts. Now you pull down the synthetic cover over your completed frame. This part is a lot like trying to get a sweater over a four armed child. The cover will collapse on one side or another making it impossible to lower it on the other side. Once you have the cover fully in place you may snug the fit. I would advise that you practice swearing for this assembly process. The instructions provide adolscent guidance and you will be fooled at the obvious simplity of the thing. Metal tubes. Plastic struts. That center support doohickey. A synthetic box with a huge zipper. This is easy! Heh-heh-heh. The thing is sturdy and the cover is breathable and it should work fine. Assembly is nearly as complicated as a moon shot.

Bought this a while ago. Easy to set up. Does what I needed it for. I recommend.

The cover broke the moment I tried to move it, very flimsy

This was surprisingly really easy for me to assemble all by myself. Only took a few minutes. It's really sturdy and the fabric cover is very good quality for the price. It's really got a lot of room inside to hang a lot of clothing. I really like how you can easily open only one side or both and the little window makes it easy to see exactly where your item is before you open it. Super happy with this purchase. Not only is it attractive, it's sturdy and good quality and I would highly recommend this product to anyone.

Me gustó, fácil de armar. Para una emergencia está bien. Llevo apenas dos meses y parece q todo está bien. Para que se vea mejor planche la funda con vapor y nada le pasó. Casi no lo abro ya que lo uso para ropa de poco uso

Very Good!!!

Not worth it