About this portable closet
Grooved round uprights support the shelves and hanging rods across the full frame. You clip plastic sleeves at the heights you need, slide each tier down to bind, and anchor the feet to uneven floorboards. Run the bays in a straight line or swing them into an L shape.
Slip sleeve post joints
Split plastic sleeves clip directly onto the grooved steel uprights. Sliding a wire shelf collar over the plastic wedges it tight, creating a rigid junction that holds under load without bolts.
Straight or corner layouts
The bays can run flush against a flat bedroom wall or turn into a room corner. You set the hanging rods high for overcoats or lower them to leave stacking room on wire tiers.
Powder coat over steel
The white coating covers each tube, rod, and wire deck against scuffs from metal hangers. The finish wipes down with a damp rag and keeps the closet looking clean in an open bedroom or flat.
Leveling feet at the base
Threaded foot inserts screw into the bottom of the uprights to compensate for sloping floors. Adjusting them keeps the uprights plumb so the frame settles evenly on uneven boards or concrete.