Our Artiss Adjustable Garment Rack is as stylish as it is practical. Made from strong metal with a chrome finish, the rack features thicker metal tubes that can withstand the rigours of constant use as well as providing better corrosion resistance. The top bar can hold up to 80kg while the twin lower bars can hold up to 30kg. Better still, the width and height are adjustable to fit your clothes based on your requirements. The rack also has anti-slip stoppers to prevent your clothes from sliding off the rack while the strong and large 10cm diameter castors are omni-directional with two castors that come with brakes. Not least, it comes with four plastic caps to prevent damage to wall and furniture when moving the rack from place to place. The rack is collapsible for easy storage and transport.
Features
Sturdy metal construction
Corrosion-resistant
Smooth surface
Anti-slip stoppers
360° rotatable casters
Two lockable casters
Adjustable width and height
Strong supporting capability
Two lower bars for extra storage
Four plastic caps prevent damage to the wall and furniture
Collapsible for easy storage
Specifications:
Material: Metal
Finish: Chrome
Max weight capacity for rack: 80kg
Max weight capacity for bottom shelf: 30kg
Note: Maximum total weight capacity is 30kg for moving.
Non-extended dimensions: 130cm X 55cm X 164cm
Extended dimensions: 190cm x 55cm x 176 cm
Extendable width: 130cm-190cm
Extendable height: 164cm-176cm
Tube Diameter: 25mm
Ground clearance: 13.5cm
Colour: Silver
Assembly required: Yes
Please note: This item comes in single package.
Package Content
1 x Adjustable Garment Rack
1 x User manual
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