Kings Brand Furniture - Coffee Brown Metal Free Standing Towel Rack Stand with Shelf

I need a place to lay my in-between clothes, my re-wears. Plus, I seem to be always on the run, rushing around, and my clothes pile up until I can deal with them. Until I get a better routine or habit going (probably after the kids are grown), this is my life, and I want to make the best of reality.So... I got a "normal-sized" quilt rack to begin with, but it was really just so big. It took up too much room in the bedroom. I sent it back and got this one, and I am loving it! This one here is narrower from side to side and from front to back. I have been able to set it beside my bed where a nightstand would typically go. The books I would normally put on a nightstand I am putting on the bottom shelf of this rack. It's been a few weeks now and I was just thinking about it the other day and thinking how it has really turned out much better than I had hoped. I'm no longer stashing clothes wherever I can find a spot, usually on top of dressers. The piles are no longer in my husband's view every time he turns around. :/ And the rack happened to end up in a corner behind where the closet door opens up. It's just worked out so great.All the other solutions I had tried just weren't really working for me--a drawer, hanging inside out in the closet, even a basket on the bed. (However, the basket on the bed is working for my kids for their re-wears! They now have a designated spot and we are able to look in their room and be like, hey, your clothes should be in the closet, the hamper, or the basket. No other piles. They don't get the rushing around excuse yet since they only have themselves to manage. :) )The rack is a great size, I think it's pretty, and it's been stable.

I got a new tub in my small bathroom & the towel racks were no longer useful. The other problem was I wanted to clear my floor from magazines, papers, etc., plus have the toilet paper available in the bathroom. Well, this handy little rack does all that in a small space. It is also attractive. The only negative thing about it is that one cannot use it to hold onto; it is not that stable or strong. But, of course, it was not made for that. I like it very much!

Don’t recommend for anything heavy like blankets or heavy towels.

Got to use in bedroom for towels. It is really too small for use.

I purchased 2 of these at one time. One was in perfect condition and was able to assemble without difficulty; The second one, the frame was peeling, appeared weathered and cracking and discolored on handle/bars; One screw for the bar, the end section separated from bar. Too much hassle to return, however, lovely stand when assembled

This was not easy to assemble as the holes did not match up. My husband is very creative and handy and assembled it anyway. It's short and light but serves my purpose perfectly to hold the dog's towel and rain coat. Easily holds 2 towels, one wet and one dry.

I got this for my guesthouse bathroom. It looks good and holds a set of towels perfectly.

This towel rack is really pretty. It is exactly the look I wanted for my bathroom which has no place to easily install a towel rack near the shower. However, although the dimensions were given, I imagined it was taller. Standard bath size towels (not the big ones) drape down to the floor if they are not folded. For letting a towel dry between showers, I have to drape it over the whole top, and then I can't see the prettiness, nor can I really use the bottom shelf. I guess it's more for hand towels or just decoration? But it really wouldn't have taken too much to make it a tiny bit taller, so it would be useful as well.

Love the dryer. Exactly what I wanted. Compact. Looks good. Solid. Great

I’m using it as a clothing rack as I can hang the stuff over it that I will wear again and the bottom shelf is great for me to put my folded clothes that I haven’t had a chance to put away yet.