Rubbermaid Configurations Custom Closet Kit, 4-8 Ft. Adjustable Metal Wire Shelving, Titanium Finish, Expandable Organization System, Hardware Included, for Home Closet/Pantry/Laundry/Mudroom

Love these closet systems.I have a very old house and I have to get creative sometimes. I have redone two of our closet’s. Added another to my craft room.Just a heads up, love how easy the rubber maid is to use and setup.You can also get the closet maid stuff from Home Depot it’s pretty close. It works with what I have. I have a lot more pieces that I can use to put in the laundry or another place.Just not enough and I don’t want to get another package.I just wanted to save someone else a day of running around and trying to figure out if it would work. 😊

instructions were lacking but easily figured out through the pictures. built one 2-4' and another in the 3-6' size for my walk in. took maybe 2-3 hours. only complaint is that two of the bar holders werent snug and didnt fit properly to the point of just falling off lucky enough i didnt use all of the provided ones between both sets and had extras.just installed so cant speak for sturdiness just yet but seems solid

I absolutely love these closet organization systems! I bought one forcloset when we finished our basement. I love it so much I replaced 2 closet organization systems in 2 rooms upstairs (the photo being one of them). They are so easy to put together and instructions are easy to follow. They are sturdy and versatile, you can make it whatever you are wanting or needing for your space.

This has gone perfectly in our laundry room closet. Carries lots of weight and a pretty easy set up.

This system is great! Be forewarned, if your closet is just over 2’ this is VERY difficult to install. Had to use a rubber hammer to get the shelves down. Also, the instructions are very vague. I didn't even read them just went for it, turned out perfect!I did have to add wood beams as there was already wood installed to drill into by my homes previous owner.It added so much space and I'm very happy with the final product!

I have Elfa in every closet but my own. I still prefer Elfa. When you finish installing Elfa, you think "Wow, this looks great! I can do so much!" When I finished with this, I said "OK, this will work..." Elfa would have been three times what I paid for this set (the white fluctuated WAY down when I pulled the trigger). And inflation been inflatin’... I went with this.This is the no-cut telescoping set. It goes from about 48.5" to 8' In order to telescope, one shelf has to be larger than the other. So, one shelf is 12" deep and the other a little under. If you're using the shelving for something different and need perfectly matching shelves, this isn't the set for you. This set's strength is it's weakness (for me). The double layer of shelving looks weird. Luckily, my installation required no overlapping shelving.My closet is EXACTLY 4' wide. The shelves are overcut by about a half inch. This wasn't a no-cut system for my installation; I had to cut one rung off each shelf. I used a Dremel.The instructions said hang the horizontal Hang Rail at 86.5". I rounded up to 87" because I have suit jackets and cascading pant hangers and wanted to make sure they cleared the shelf and floor. If you're shorter (or don't care about your clothes resting on stuff, you can go lower. My ceilings are kind of high; I can imagine standard 8' ceilings would look weird with the system starting so close to the ceiling. At 87", the pants hanger can hang on either level. Added a pic of that. The height also makes that shelf slightly usable (without the pant hanger, shorter things 4-5" high)The anchors are fine. I've used this style on other projects. You just fold the wings back towards you tamp it in using the anchor pin and insert the screw. They are for new construction. Half inch drywall, no skim coats. I'm working with 100 year old plaster so I went with metal toggle bolts. If you have a newer house, you may be fine. Get some toggle bolts if you think you have thicker drywall, plaster, or or a skim coat.I have a lot of leftover Elfa odds and ins. A couple of them actually work with this set (a literal couple, 2. And one only on the deeper shelf). The systems are not interchangeable.The hierarchy for these track systems is def Elfa>Rubbermaid>Closetmaid. The fit and finish of this system, for someone who's as picky as me, leaves a little to be desired. The shelf brackets are poorly painted. It would be one thing if they were mostly hidden but I'm looking at gray primer or base metal as soon as I open my closet door. The rod holders are plasticky. The end caps are plasticky, and big, and don't match (that telescoping strength being a weakness again) My eye would go to the mismatched end caps every day. Luckily I didn't need to use them either.Over all, I'm happy with the system. If you've never used Elfa, you'll be ecstatic. You get all the functionality of the higher priced system for much less. You can easily double your closet space. Installation was a breeze (minus cutting that one rung off, and that wasn't difficult. I'd use a hacksaw if I didn't have a Dremel)Edit: When its jammed packed with clothes you don't see the poorly painted brackets

I would recommend this for anyone wanting a simple to install and easily customizable closet organizer. Pay attention to how the racks are labeled. It will save you a lot of grief when putting them together.When I remodel my next bedroom, I will definitely purchase this again!The shoe rack isn’t as sturdy as I would like it to be, but it does serve purpose.

My mom wanted an additional bar in her closet and I just wanted to add to her existing system (not replace). I have used Elfa in the past but their price can be a hurdle for some people. A simple 4" system would be $600 with tax. For a 4th of the price., I was able to add a 6 ft lower bar and use the additional three 2" shelves to create a storage section for shoes and purses for her. She loves it!Attached a before and after