ClosetMaidShelfTrack Wire Closet Organizer System, Adjustable from 4 to 6 Ft., With Shelves, Clothes Rods, Hardware, Durable Steel, White

Took about 1.5 hours to install in a 6foot closet. All you need to have is a measuring tape, a level, a drill and a screwdriver. Adjustable shelves allow for different configurations. I kept it a little lower to maintain the existing shelf and hanging rod. Not the most aesthetic design (especially the metal brackets), but good value for a guest closet.

Easy to install - read through all instructions first and it will assemble quicker. You need to use a hacksaw to trim the track if you go with the four foot configuration. For me that was the trickiest part! I purchased wall anchors - used 75 pound anchors with screws, instead of the toggle bolts - for that track installation. The entire installation took less than an hour. Unit is sturdy and I can change shelf height and placement if I need to!

I never cared for these wire shelves , until I bought a house that have them in my master bedroom walk in closet. I worked for a builder years ago and we always built beautiful custom closets which I did in my own homes too. These wire closets are inexpensive , easily installed and quickly changed to suit your needs. The wire allows clothes or other items stored to breathe.

I just moved into a home and the master closet had one shelf that went across the entire wall. Not very efficient. I bought two of these and put them up in addition to cutting the existing shelf into pieces. Now I have a ton of hanging and shelf space.

Love it - worked so well. Looks good, sturdy and holds a lot of clothes/jeans.

I’ve installed this in 3 closets now, it’s PERFECT for kids clothes because you can arrange the shelves for custom fit. SO easy to put together, I did the last one in about 20 minutes. Highly recommend these. I would say the only downside is that the top bars aren’t very aesthetically pleasing. But I usually keep them covered with stuff.

Had the Closet Maid System for Years. Pretty versatile in how to organize your closets. I brought some more because I am renovating.

In order to install the 4ft version, you are required to hacksaw a pole. I'm not sure why they don't just provide you the proper size if they advertise this product as able to fit a 4ft closet. I had to take the pole down to the hardware store and have them saw it for me. It was a somewhat complicated process to install. For screwing into the wall, you are supposed to use these large safety mechanisms to prevent the screws from becoming lose. However, in order to install these, you must drill holes in our wall greater than a half inch in diameter. I used just the large screws without the safety mechanisms and the product has worked find. I'm sure there are probably better ones out on the market that are simpler to install.