Lovely, sturdy shelving. Exactly how
"Lovely, sturdy shelving. Exactly how it looks and easy to install"
A matte black powder-coated steel clothes rail that mounts to the wall and claims zero floor space. At 610mm it is the compact option in the EUS range: sized for alcoves, tight hallway walls, wardrobe interiors and any wall section where the longer rails will not fit. Up to 100kg load capacity with appropriate fixings. Wall fixings included. Multiple units install in a row without visible breaks for extended runs. For the full-wall version in the same range, the 1830mm black wall-mounted clothes rail spans an entire wall in identical fittings and finish. For making a hallway wall work as a proper storage zone rather than dead space, our space-saving hall, stair and landing ideas guide covers the full range of wall-mounted approaches for tight entry spaces.
A hallway wall for everyday coats, jackets and bags within reach of the front door. A bedroom alcove as a secondary hanging zone for the current season's most-used pieces. Inside an existing wardrobe for a second hanging level below a shelf. A dressing room or spare bedroom as part of an open storage wall built from multiple EUS units in a row. Matte black suits industrial, contemporary, Scandi and Japandi rooms and reads as a structural fitting rather than a utility afterthought in all of them. Also works in commercial retail and boutique display settings where compact hanging is needed in a tight corner.
A freestanding clothes rail sits on the floor. It takes up floor space, moves if knocked and has a visual footprint in the room even when it holds only a few items. A wall-mounted rail claims zero floor space, does not shift under load and its visual presence is limited to the wall it occupies. In a hallway, a bedroom alcove or a dressing room where every metre of floor matters, the difference between a rail on the floor and one fixed to the wall is significant.
This rail is not the one for spanning a full wardrobe wall. It is the one for the gaps: the alcove beside the bed, the wall section between door and corner, the wardrobe interior that needs a second hanging zone, the hallway wall where two or three everyday coats need to live within reach of the door. At 610mm it fits where the 914mm and longer rails cannot, which makes it the right choice for spaces that have been dismissed as too small for proper storage.
The rail is powder-coated steel throughout. Matte black: gloss would read as bathroom hardware, warm brass as a decorative accessory. Matte black reads as structural and deliberate, which is what a wall-mounted fitting in a contemporary interior should read as. Wall fixings are included. The EUS150BK is part of a modular system: multiple rails can be installed in a row to extend the run without any visible break between units. For when the wall space available extends beyond 610mm, the 1830mm version in the same range uses identical fittings and finish at a significantly longer span. For hallway storage ideas that treat the entrance wall as a serious design decision rather than an afterthought, our 11 modern hallway storage ideas guide covers the full range of wall-mounted and furniture-based approaches.
Most wall-mounted rail decisions default to as long as possible. That logic holds when the wall is available. In many domestic spaces it is not: a hallway might have a metre between the door architrave and the corner, a bedroom alcove 650mm from wall to wall, a wardrobe interior that already has its main rail and needs only a second zone. In these situations a 1220mm or 1830mm rail is not a better choice, it is simply not a possible one. The 610mm format fills the spaces the longer rails cannot.
A hallway wall for everyday coats and jackets within reach of the door. A bedroom alcove as a secondary hanging zone for the current season's most-used pieces. Inside a wardrobe for a second level below a shelf. A dressing room as part of an open storage wall built from multiple EUS units. The matte black finish works in industrial, contemporary, Scandi and Japandi interiors and reads as a considered fitting rather than a utility addition. For a freestanding alternative that combines hanging and shelf storage in a single movable unit, the extendable black steel clothing rack with storage shelf covers a different use case. For how to treat a hallway or landing as a proper storage zone rather than a transitional space, our space-saving hall, stair and landing ideas guide covers the layout decisions that make the most of every wall.
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 1–3 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
A freestanding rail sits on the floor, moves if knocked and has a visual presence even when lightly loaded. A wall-mounted rail claims zero floor space, stays fixed under load and its presence is limited to the wall it occupies. In a hallway or alcove where floor space matters the difference is significant.
When the available wall is under 700mm, or fixed elements define either side: door frame, wardrobe edge or corner. In these situations the 914mm and longer rails do not fit. The 610mm is sized for tight gaps that would otherwise remain unusable. If the wall is wider, the longer options provide more hanging capacity.
Up to 100kg with appropriate fixings into a suitable wall substrate. Solid masonry with correct anchors delivers maximum capacity. Timber stud walls fixed into the studs are reliable. Plasterboard requires fixing into studs rather than the board. Distribute the garment load along the rail rather than concentrating it at one point.
Yes. Multiple EUS150BK units install side by side without visible breaks, creating a continuous run from shorter units. Useful when the full wall length exceeds 610mm but cannot take a single longer rail due to fixed obstacles at one end. Two units provide 1220mm of hanging in the same matte black finish.
Screws and plugs are supplied. Before installation identify the wall type: brick, block, timber stud or plasterboard. For plasterboard, locate and fix into the studs rather than the board. The fixing method determines the load the rail actually carries, so selecting the right anchor for the wall type matters.
A hallway wall for coats and jackets near the front door. A bedroom alcove as a secondary hanging zone. Inside an existing wardrobe for a second level below a shelf. A spare bedroom or dressing room as part of an open clothing wall built from multiple EUS units. Matte black works in industrial, contemporary, Scandi and Japandi interiors without reading as a utility afterthought.
Yes. Used commercially in boutiques, salons, fitting rooms and display corners where compact hanging is needed. The matte black finish reads as considered in retail settings and the 100kg capacity handles commercial garment volumes with the right wall fixings.
Wipe with a soft damp cloth and dry afterward. Avoid abrasive pads or cleaners that can damage the powder coat. Under normal domestic or retail use the matte black finish is durable and maintains its appearance without specialist treatment.
Even the smallest wall can work harder with the right storage. Learn how to make every inch count with these tips:
A matte black powder-coated steel clothes rail that mounts to the wall and claims zero floor space. At 610mm it is the compact option in the EUS range: sized for alcoves, tight hallway walls, wardrobe interiors and any wall section where the longer rails will not fit. Up to 100kg load capacity with appropriate fixings. Wall fixings included. Multiple units install in a row without visible breaks for extended runs. For the full-wall version in the same range, the 1830mm black wall-mounted clothes rail spans an entire wall in identical fittings and finish. For making a hallway wall work as a proper storage zone rather than dead space, our space-saving hall, stair and landing ideas guide covers the full range of wall-mounted approaches for tight entry spaces.
A hallway wall for everyday coats, jackets and bags within reach of the front door. A bedroom alcove as a secondary hanging zone for the current season's most-used pieces. Inside an existing wardrobe for a second hanging level below a shelf. A dressing room or spare bedroom as part of an open storage wall built from multiple EUS units in a row. Matte black suits industrial, contemporary, Scandi and Japandi rooms and reads as a structural fitting rather than a utility afterthought in all of them. Also works in commercial retail and boutique display settings where compact hanging is needed in a tight corner.
A freestanding clothes rail sits on the floor. It takes up floor space, moves if knocked and has a visual footprint in the room even when it holds only a few items. A wall-mounted rail claims zero floor space, does not shift under load and its visual presence is limited to the wall it occupies. In a hallway, a bedroom alcove or a dressing room where every metre of floor matters, the difference between a rail on the floor and one fixed to the wall is significant.
This rail is not the one for spanning a full wardrobe wall. It is the one for the gaps: the alcove beside the bed, the wall section between door and corner, the wardrobe interior that needs a second hanging zone, the hallway wall where two or three everyday coats need to live within reach of the door. At 610mm it fits where the 914mm and longer rails cannot, which makes it the right choice for spaces that have been dismissed as too small for proper storage.
The rail is powder-coated steel throughout. Matte black: gloss would read as bathroom hardware, warm brass as a decorative accessory. Matte black reads as structural and deliberate, which is what a wall-mounted fitting in a contemporary interior should read as. Wall fixings are included. The EUS150BK is part of a modular system: multiple rails can be installed in a row to extend the run without any visible break between units. For when the wall space available extends beyond 610mm, the 1830mm version in the same range uses identical fittings and finish at a significantly longer span. For hallway storage ideas that treat the entrance wall as a serious design decision rather than an afterthought, our 11 modern hallway storage ideas guide covers the full range of wall-mounted and furniture-based approaches.
Most wall-mounted rail decisions default to as long as possible. That logic holds when the wall is available. In many domestic spaces it is not: a hallway might have a metre between the door architrave and the corner, a bedroom alcove 650mm from wall to wall, a wardrobe interior that already has its main rail and needs only a second zone. In these situations a 1220mm or 1830mm rail is not a better choice, it is simply not a possible one. The 610mm format fills the spaces the longer rails cannot.
A hallway wall for everyday coats and jackets within reach of the door. A bedroom alcove as a secondary hanging zone for the current season's most-used pieces. Inside a wardrobe for a second level below a shelf. A dressing room as part of an open storage wall built from multiple EUS units. The matte black finish works in industrial, contemporary, Scandi and Japandi interiors and reads as a considered fitting rather than a utility addition. For a freestanding alternative that combines hanging and shelf storage in a single movable unit, the extendable black steel clothing rack with storage shelf covers a different use case. For how to treat a hallway or landing as a proper storage zone rather than a transitional space, our space-saving hall, stair and landing ideas guide covers the layout decisions that make the most of every wall.
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 1–3 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
A freestanding rail sits on the floor, moves if knocked and has a visual presence even when lightly loaded. A wall-mounted rail claims zero floor space, stays fixed under load and its presence is limited to the wall it occupies. In a hallway or alcove where floor space matters the difference is significant.
When the available wall is under 700mm, or fixed elements define either side: door frame, wardrobe edge or corner. In these situations the 914mm and longer rails do not fit. The 610mm is sized for tight gaps that would otherwise remain unusable. If the wall is wider, the longer options provide more hanging capacity.
Up to 100kg with appropriate fixings into a suitable wall substrate. Solid masonry with correct anchors delivers maximum capacity. Timber stud walls fixed into the studs are reliable. Plasterboard requires fixing into studs rather than the board. Distribute the garment load along the rail rather than concentrating it at one point.
Yes. Multiple EUS150BK units install side by side without visible breaks, creating a continuous run from shorter units. Useful when the full wall length exceeds 610mm but cannot take a single longer rail due to fixed obstacles at one end. Two units provide 1220mm of hanging in the same matte black finish.
Screws and plugs are supplied. Before installation identify the wall type: brick, block, timber stud or plasterboard. For plasterboard, locate and fix into the studs rather than the board. The fixing method determines the load the rail actually carries, so selecting the right anchor for the wall type matters.
A hallway wall for coats and jackets near the front door. A bedroom alcove as a secondary hanging zone. Inside an existing wardrobe for a second level below a shelf. A spare bedroom or dressing room as part of an open clothing wall built from multiple EUS units. Matte black works in industrial, contemporary, Scandi and Japandi interiors without reading as a utility afterthought.
Yes. Used commercially in boutiques, salons, fitting rooms and display corners where compact hanging is needed. The matte black finish reads as considered in retail settings and the 100kg capacity handles commercial garment volumes with the right wall fixings.
Wipe with a soft damp cloth and dry afterward. Avoid abrasive pads or cleaners that can damage the powder coat. Under normal domestic or retail use the matte black finish is durable and maintains its appearance without specialist treatment.
Even the smallest wall can work harder with the right storage. Learn how to make every inch count with these tips:
A matte black powder-coated steel clothes rail that mounts to the wall and claims zero floor space. At 610mm it is the compact option in the EUS range: sized for alcoves, tight hallway walls, wardrobe interiors and any wall section where the longer rails will not fit. Up to 100kg load capacity with appropriate fixings. Wall fixings included. Multiple units install in a row without visible breaks for extended runs. For the full-wall version in the same range, the 1830mm black wall-mounted clothes rail spans an entire wall in identical fittings and finish. For making a hallway wall work as a proper storage zone rather than dead space, our space-saving hall, stair and landing ideas guide covers the full range of wall-mounted approaches for tight entry spaces.
A hallway wall for everyday coats, jackets and bags within reach of the front door. A bedroom alcove as a secondary hanging zone for the current season's most-used pieces. Inside an existing wardrobe for a second hanging level below a shelf. A dressing room or spare bedroom as part of an open storage wall built from multiple EUS units in a row. Matte black suits industrial, contemporary, Scandi and Japandi rooms and reads as a structural fitting rather than a utility afterthought in all of them. Also works in commercial retail and boutique display settings where compact hanging is needed in a tight corner.
A freestanding clothes rail sits on the floor. It takes up floor space, moves if knocked and has a visual footprint in the room even when it holds only a few items. A wall-mounted rail claims zero floor space, does not shift under load and its visual presence is limited to the wall it occupies. In a hallway, a bedroom alcove or a dressing room where every metre of floor matters, the difference between a rail on the floor and one fixed to the wall is significant.
This rail is not the one for spanning a full wardrobe wall. It is the one for the gaps: the alcove beside the bed, the wall section between door and corner, the wardrobe interior that needs a second hanging zone, the hallway wall where two or three everyday coats need to live within reach of the door. At 610mm it fits where the 914mm and longer rails cannot, which makes it the right choice for spaces that have been dismissed as too small for proper storage.
The rail is powder-coated steel throughout. Matte black: gloss would read as bathroom hardware, warm brass as a decorative accessory. Matte black reads as structural and deliberate, which is what a wall-mounted fitting in a contemporary interior should read as. Wall fixings are included. The EUS150BK is part of a modular system: multiple rails can be installed in a row to extend the run without any visible break between units. For when the wall space available extends beyond 610mm, the 1830mm version in the same range uses identical fittings and finish at a significantly longer span. For hallway storage ideas that treat the entrance wall as a serious design decision rather than an afterthought, our 11 modern hallway storage ideas guide covers the full range of wall-mounted and furniture-based approaches.
Most wall-mounted rail decisions default to as long as possible. That logic holds when the wall is available. In many domestic spaces it is not: a hallway might have a metre between the door architrave and the corner, a bedroom alcove 650mm from wall to wall, a wardrobe interior that already has its main rail and needs only a second zone. In these situations a 1220mm or 1830mm rail is not a better choice, it is simply not a possible one. The 610mm format fills the spaces the longer rails cannot.
A hallway wall for everyday coats and jackets within reach of the door. A bedroom alcove as a secondary hanging zone for the current season's most-used pieces. Inside a wardrobe for a second level below a shelf. A dressing room as part of an open storage wall built from multiple EUS units. The matte black finish works in industrial, contemporary, Scandi and Japandi interiors and reads as a considered fitting rather than a utility addition. For a freestanding alternative that combines hanging and shelf storage in a single movable unit, the extendable black steel clothing rack with storage shelf covers a different use case. For how to treat a hallway or landing as a proper storage zone rather than a transitional space, our space-saving hall, stair and landing ideas guide covers the layout decisions that make the most of every wall.
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 1–3 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
A freestanding rail sits on the floor, moves if knocked and has a visual presence even when lightly loaded. A wall-mounted rail claims zero floor space, stays fixed under load and its presence is limited to the wall it occupies. In a hallway or alcove where floor space matters the difference is significant.
When the available wall is under 700mm, or fixed elements define either side: door frame, wardrobe edge or corner. In these situations the 914mm and longer rails do not fit. The 610mm is sized for tight gaps that would otherwise remain unusable. If the wall is wider, the longer options provide more hanging capacity.
Up to 100kg with appropriate fixings into a suitable wall substrate. Solid masonry with correct anchors delivers maximum capacity. Timber stud walls fixed into the studs are reliable. Plasterboard requires fixing into studs rather than the board. Distribute the garment load along the rail rather than concentrating it at one point.
Yes. Multiple EUS150BK units install side by side without visible breaks, creating a continuous run from shorter units. Useful when the full wall length exceeds 610mm but cannot take a single longer rail due to fixed obstacles at one end. Two units provide 1220mm of hanging in the same matte black finish.
Screws and plugs are supplied. Before installation identify the wall type: brick, block, timber stud or plasterboard. For plasterboard, locate and fix into the studs rather than the board. The fixing method determines the load the rail actually carries, so selecting the right anchor for the wall type matters.
A hallway wall for coats and jackets near the front door. A bedroom alcove as a secondary hanging zone. Inside an existing wardrobe for a second level below a shelf. A spare bedroom or dressing room as part of an open clothing wall built from multiple EUS units. Matte black works in industrial, contemporary, Scandi and Japandi interiors without reading as a utility afterthought.
Yes. Used commercially in boutiques, salons, fitting rooms and display corners where compact hanging is needed. The matte black finish reads as considered in retail settings and the 100kg capacity handles commercial garment volumes with the right wall fixings.
Wipe with a soft damp cloth and dry afterward. Avoid abrasive pads or cleaners that can damage the powder coat. Under normal domestic or retail use the matte black finish is durable and maintains its appearance without specialist treatment.
Even the smallest wall can work harder with the right storage. Learn how to make every inch count with these tips:
A matte black powder-coated steel clothes rail that mounts to the wall and claims zero floor space. At 610mm it is the compact option in the EUS range: sized for alcoves, tight hallway walls, wardrobe interiors and any wall section where the longer rails will not fit. Up to 100kg load capacity with appropriate fixings. Wall fixings included. Multiple units install in a row without visible breaks for extended runs. For the full-wall version in the same range, the 1830mm black wall-mounted clothes rail spans an entire wall in identical fittings and finish. For making a hallway wall work as a proper storage zone rather than dead space, our space-saving hall, stair and landing ideas guide covers the full range of wall-mounted approaches for tight entry spaces.
A hallway wall for everyday coats, jackets and bags within reach of the front door. A bedroom alcove as a secondary hanging zone for the current season's most-used pieces. Inside an existing wardrobe for a second hanging level below a shelf. A dressing room or spare bedroom as part of an open storage wall built from multiple EUS units in a row. Matte black suits industrial, contemporary, Scandi and Japandi rooms and reads as a structural fitting rather than a utility afterthought in all of them. Also works in commercial retail and boutique display settings where compact hanging is needed in a tight corner.
A freestanding clothes rail sits on the floor. It takes up floor space, moves if knocked and has a visual footprint in the room even when it holds only a few items. A wall-mounted rail claims zero floor space, does not shift under load and its visual presence is limited to the wall it occupies. In a hallway, a bedroom alcove or a dressing room where every metre of floor matters, the difference between a rail on the floor and one fixed to the wall is significant.
This rail is not the one for spanning a full wardrobe wall. It is the one for the gaps: the alcove beside the bed, the wall section between door and corner, the wardrobe interior that needs a second hanging zone, the hallway wall where two or three everyday coats need to live within reach of the door. At 610mm it fits where the 914mm and longer rails cannot, which makes it the right choice for spaces that have been dismissed as too small for proper storage.
The rail is powder-coated steel throughout. Matte black: gloss would read as bathroom hardware, warm brass as a decorative accessory. Matte black reads as structural and deliberate, which is what a wall-mounted fitting in a contemporary interior should read as. Wall fixings are included. The EUS150BK is part of a modular system: multiple rails can be installed in a row to extend the run without any visible break between units. For when the wall space available extends beyond 610mm, the 1830mm version in the same range uses identical fittings and finish at a significantly longer span. For hallway storage ideas that treat the entrance wall as a serious design decision rather than an afterthought, our 11 modern hallway storage ideas guide covers the full range of wall-mounted and furniture-based approaches.
Most wall-mounted rail decisions default to as long as possible. That logic holds when the wall is available. In many domestic spaces it is not: a hallway might have a metre between the door architrave and the corner, a bedroom alcove 650mm from wall to wall, a wardrobe interior that already has its main rail and needs only a second zone. In these situations a 1220mm or 1830mm rail is not a better choice, it is simply not a possible one. The 610mm format fills the spaces the longer rails cannot.
A hallway wall for everyday coats and jackets within reach of the door. A bedroom alcove as a secondary hanging zone for the current season's most-used pieces. Inside a wardrobe for a second level below a shelf. A dressing room as part of an open storage wall built from multiple EUS units. The matte black finish works in industrial, contemporary, Scandi and Japandi interiors and reads as a considered fitting rather than a utility addition. For a freestanding alternative that combines hanging and shelf storage in a single movable unit, the extendable black steel clothing rack with storage shelf covers a different use case. For how to treat a hallway or landing as a proper storage zone rather than a transitional space, our space-saving hall, stair and landing ideas guide covers the layout decisions that make the most of every wall.
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 1–3 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
A freestanding rail sits on the floor, moves if knocked and has a visual presence even when lightly loaded. A wall-mounted rail claims zero floor space, stays fixed under load and its presence is limited to the wall it occupies. In a hallway or alcove where floor space matters the difference is significant.
When the available wall is under 700mm, or fixed elements define either side: door frame, wardrobe edge or corner. In these situations the 914mm and longer rails do not fit. The 610mm is sized for tight gaps that would otherwise remain unusable. If the wall is wider, the longer options provide more hanging capacity.
Up to 100kg with appropriate fixings into a suitable wall substrate. Solid masonry with correct anchors delivers maximum capacity. Timber stud walls fixed into the studs are reliable. Plasterboard requires fixing into studs rather than the board. Distribute the garment load along the rail rather than concentrating it at one point.
Yes. Multiple EUS150BK units install side by side without visible breaks, creating a continuous run from shorter units. Useful when the full wall length exceeds 610mm but cannot take a single longer rail due to fixed obstacles at one end. Two units provide 1220mm of hanging in the same matte black finish.
Screws and plugs are supplied. Before installation identify the wall type: brick, block, timber stud or plasterboard. For plasterboard, locate and fix into the studs rather than the board. The fixing method determines the load the rail actually carries, so selecting the right anchor for the wall type matters.
A hallway wall for coats and jackets near the front door. A bedroom alcove as a secondary hanging zone. Inside an existing wardrobe for a second level below a shelf. A spare bedroom or dressing room as part of an open clothing wall built from multiple EUS units. Matte black works in industrial, contemporary, Scandi and Japandi interiors without reading as a utility afterthought.
Yes. Used commercially in boutiques, salons, fitting rooms and display corners where compact hanging is needed. The matte black finish reads as considered in retail settings and the 100kg capacity handles commercial garment volumes with the right wall fixings.
Wipe with a soft damp cloth and dry afterward. Avoid abrasive pads or cleaners that can damage the powder coat. Under normal domestic or retail use the matte black finish is durable and maintains its appearance without specialist treatment.
Even the smallest wall can work harder with the right storage. Learn how to make every inch count with these tips:
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 12 reviews.
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"Lovely, sturdy shelving. Exactly how it looks and easy to install"
"Fantastic - Very strong and good value. Looks great too"
"Great value for money Use this rail for extra storage in my utility room very robust"
"Product excellent as always."
"Love these"
"Quality product and swift delivery."
"Easy to assemble and looks great"
"These rails are amazing! They look great and are easy to install. My walk in wardrobe is looking fab!!"
"Excellent product, quirky and more than we’re were looking for. Thank you."
"Really love our industrial clothes rails. Strong, solid, heavy, well made. And best price I found on my search"
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 12 reviews.
Review topics: [].
"Lovely, sturdy shelving. Exactly how it looks and easy to install"
"Fantastic - Very strong and good value. Looks great too"
"Great value for money Use this rail for extra storage in my utility room very robust"
"Product excellent as always."
"Love these"
"Quality product and swift delivery."
"Easy to assemble and looks great"
"These rails are amazing! They look great and are easy to install. My walk in wardrobe is looking fab!!"
"Excellent product, quirky and more than we’re were looking for. Thank you."
"Really love our industrial clothes rails. Strong, solid, heavy, well made. And best price I found on my search"