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The Sakugi is a compact double-rod garment rack with a mesh bottom shelf, four hooks and two side bars. It measures 32.7 inches wide, 16 inches deep and 59.1 inches tall, and Sakugi rates it for up to 170 lb and about 55 garments. The two rods sit apart for airflow, so it works for hanging clothes and for airing laundry, and the four casters (two lockable) let it move between rooms. It suits renters, dorm rooms and small bedrooms that lack a built-in closet; against open single-rod racks it adds a shelf and hooks, but it holds less than full-size wardrobe racks and the shelf is shallow.
In stockSold by Sakugi-XHEReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
Buyers rate it 4.4 out of 5 across 1,677 ratings, and the common thread is that it does a small-space job well for the money. Owners like the double rods, shelf and hooks together and find assembly manageable; complaints center on sturdiness once it is fully loaded and on the casters.
This double-rod garment rack measures 32.7 inches wide, 16 inches deep and 59.1 inches high. It holds up to 55 garments and supports a load of 170 lb. Four hooks and two side bars give you places to hang bags, belts and other accessories.
A mesh shelf holds shoes, boxes, folded clothes and other small items without slipping. The rack rolls on smooth, quiet universal wheels, and two of the casters lock to keep it in place. The rod spacing allows ventilation, so the rack can also be used to dry clothes in a laundry room.
The rack is portable and compact, and it suits bedrooms, offices and dorms. It has a simple structure and is easy to assemble. All necessary tools and a detailed user manual are included.
