SONGMICS HSR60BV1 black clothes rack with two rails and wheels  Stock Sale

The SONGMICS HSR60BV1 is a black freestanding clothes rack with two hanging rails at different heights. Its tubular frame includes a lower shelf and four wheels, bringing hanging clothes and shoe or bag storage into the same structure. Exposed elbows and pipe connections give the rack its industrial appearance.

Two hanging rows above a lower shelf

The rails run parallel, one behind the other, so clothes can be divided into two separate rows rather than sharing a single rail. The manufacturer presents the lower shelf as a place for shoes or bags and identifies the side crossbars as space for scarves and ties. The shelf is an open arrangement of tubes, not a solid surface.

The official graphic specifies an 80 kg maximum combined static load for the two upper rails. The manufacturer's text also gives a 110 kg total capacity for the rack. These figures describe different scopes: the overall capacity should not be used as the permitted load for the hanging rails alone.

Check the footprint and hanging height

The specification gives a width of 99.7 cm, depth of 59 cm and overall height of 162 cm. The drawing rounds the width to 100 cm and places the lower rail at 147 cm. These are two levels of the structure, not a stated height-adjustment range. When measuring the intended space, allow for your own hangers and garments as well as the base itself.

The open rack can supplement clothes storage in a bedroom, dressing area or laundry room; the manufacturer also identifies clothing displays in shops as a use. Near a doorway, check both the door's opening space and the route past the hanging clothes.

Wheels, brakes and assembly

Two of the four wheels have locking brakes, allowing those wheels to be secured after positioning the rack. Black metal tubes form the frame, while the manufacturer specifies PP for the wheels. Self-assembly is required. Assembly tools, numbered parts and illustrated instructions are included, so allow space to lay out and assemble the components before putting the rack into use.