Clothes rack, 650 lbs, 2 rodsblack4.62,323 ratings$99.99Steel racks since 2018
Racks that hold the whole winter without a wobble
We weld thick-walled steel into rails, closets and shelving that carry up to 3,100 lbs. Pick by what you are hanging and by the gap you have to fill.
The range
Four things we make
Open rails, closets with doors of fabric, covered frames and the shelving that takes the rest.

Clothes racks
Open steel rails on wheels, from a single rod to a double-decker.
31 to choose from

Portable closets
Rods, shelves and drawers in one freestanding frame.
21 to choose from

Racks with covers
The same steel, zipped into a dust cover.
11 to choose from

Garage and laundry
Wire shelving by the thousand pounds, and hampers that roll.
9 to choose from
Side by side
The four groups by the numbers
Same four groups as above, only with the figures that actually decide it.
| Group | Frames | Tested load | Width | Price | On casters |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clothes racks | 31 | 400 to 1,150 lbs | 45" to 82.7" | $46.54 to $129.98 | 16 of 31 |
| Portable closets | 21 | 308 to 1,200 lbs | 35.2" to 90.6" | $59.99 to $145.99 | 4 of 21 |
| Racks with covers | 11 | 308 to 1,200 lbs | 35.4" to 77.9" | $78.99 to $199.95 | 4 of 11 |
| Garage and laundry | 9 | 2,000 to 3,100 lbs | 14.6" to 40" | $19.99 to $99.99 | 1 of 9 |
Six columns here. On a narrow screen only the first three fit, so the table slides: pull it left for width, price and casters.
Load is the range across frames that carry a published figure, 51 of 72. Where a frame has none we leave the line off rather than put a number to it.
Start here
What are you hanging on it?
Load is the number people get wrong. Pick the row that sounds like your closet.
Most talked about
What people keep coming back to
Ordered by how many owners left a rating, one frame per line so you are not looking at the same rack in four finishes.
Clothes rack, 650 lbs, 2 rodsblack4.62,323 ratings$99.99
Clothes rack, 530 lbsblack4.52,030 ratings$79.98
Freestanding closet system, 900 lbs, 5 rods, 8 shelvesblack4.71,659 ratings$119.97
5-tier garage shelving, 2000 lbs, 63" tallwhite4.41,494 ratings$96.99
Clothes rack, 780 lbsblack4.31,256 ratings$95.99
L-shaped portable closet, 900 lbsblack4.61,199 ratings$119.99
Freestanding closet system, 4 rods, 7 shelvesblack4.61,126 ratings$109.98
Freestanding closet system, 1100 lbs, 5 rods, 8 shelvespink4.61,034 ratings$129.99
The one we sell most of
Clothes rack, 650 lbs, 2 rods
Thick-walled steel tube with a black coating, dual adjustable rods, smooth casters, and a frame that folds down flat.
- Rated to 650 lbs spread across the frame, which is a winter wardrobe of coats and heavy knits.
- Stands 68" tall and takes up 75" of wall, 22" deep. Measure the gap before you order.
- 2 hanging rods, so short and long garments each get their own line.
Room by room
Four corners and what goes in them
Each corner gets whatever fits it best in the catalogue today, so the picks change when the shelves do.
A room that never had a closet
Rods, shelves and drawers standing on their own, so the wall does the job the builder skipped.
Freestanding closet system, 900 lbs, 5 rods, 8 shelvesblack4.71,659 ratings$119.97A corner where dust settles
A zipped cover keeps the gray off shoulders in a basement, a garage or a spare room nobody heats.
Clothes rack with cover, 800 lbs, 3 rodsgray4.6691 ratings$137.99A rail that has to leave the room
Locking casters under a frame that takes a full wardrobe, so moving day is one push instead of forty hangers.
Rolling clothes rack, 620 lbs4.6332 ratings$99.99The garage wall and the laundry corner
Wire decking by the thousand pounds for bins, tools and the wash that fits nowhere else.
5-tier garage shelving, 2000 lbs, 63" tallwhite4.41,494 ratings$96.99Just added
New on the floor
The frames that came off the line most recently.
Three questions
Tell us the load, the wall and whether it needs a cover
We will hand back the frames that fit all three. It runs in your browser and nothing gets sent anywhere.
Who we are
We started with one rail that kept bending
Raybee began in 2018 because the rack in the corner of the room gave out under a row of coats. The fix was duller than it sounds: thicker tube, a wider foot, and a crossbar low enough to stop the frame racking sideways. Everything we have made since runs on those three ideas.
Today the range runs from a hamper you carry in one hand to a bay you bolt to the garage wall, and every page here prints the figure the frame was tested to. Checkout, delivery and returns are handled by our retail partner.
From the room it went into
What owners tell us
The floor is not level in that corner and I expected a lean. It sits flat and the coats have not moved since February.
I measured the alcove twice because the width was printed right there. It went in with about an inch to spare on each side.
Put it together on a rug with no tools. The pins click and that is the whole job.
A garment rack is one of the few things in a room where the spec sheet matters more than the photograph. Two open rails can look identical and be 750 lbs apart, because the difference is wall thickness in the tube and how far the feet sit from the rail. That is why every page on this site prints the tested load, the width, the height and the depth before it prints anything else.
The frames run from 14.6" wide to 90.6" wide and from 29.1" to 81" tall. Height decides more than it sounds like it should: a frame that clears a doorway is a different frame from one that has to live under a sloped ceiling. 11 come zipped into a dust cover and 25 roll on locking casters.
If you are choosing between an open rail and a covered closet, the question is usually dust rather than looks. An open rail in a bedroom is fine. An open rail in a garage, a basement or a spare room nobody heats will gray the shoulders of everything on it within a season.
If you are choosing between two loads, add the coats. A winter coat runs three to five pounds, a wet one more, and a rail that holds a summer wardrobe without complaint is a different frame from one that holds twenty parkas. Where to start: pick the load first, then the width, then decide about the cover.



