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Clothes racks, closets and garage shelving — rated by the pound, built from steel

The Raybee story

Raybee began with a single question asked in a bedroom with no closet: what would it take for a clothes rack to hold a whole winter wardrobe without leaning? The answer was thicker tube, better joints and wheels that lock. We still build from that answer.

What goes into a frame

Steel tube with a powder-coat or chrome finish. Spring buttons and sleeve locks instead of loose screws. Rubber casters that roll quietly and brake. Covers cut from dense Oxford fabric with zips that open the whole front. On garage shelving, ribbed decks and doubled legs.

The test we keep

Before a frame joins the range, it is loaded to its rating and pushed across the floor. If it tracks straight and the joints stay tight, it ships. That is why every product page lists a load in pounds rather than a vague promise.

The range today

Questions about a specific frame? Write to us.