Genevieve 8 ft. Birch Adjustable Closet Organizer Long and Short Hanging Rods with Double Shoe Racks and 4 Shelves

This is a really nice system. Very happy with how study and attractive it is, plus the shelves are very deep so you can fit plenty on them. My only complaint would be the wooden covers. They don’t click over the wire racks like the directions said they should. They sit nicely on top but I would prefer if they were firmly held in place. I installed this myself but it was a much bigger job than I expected. I’ve done cheaper closet systems in other rooms in our house but this was a bigger project that required more tools and time. I define myself as “somewhat handy” and I managed to get it done (watched a couple of YouTube videos when I got confused). Overall I would purchase again. Not a bad price for the turnout.

The white shelf covers are NOT white. They are light PINK. Do not buy this expecting the covers to be white as advertised. I called customer service, they said to uninstall the entire unit and return for a different color. They said their white shelf covers always look “slightly pink.” No way!! Do not buy the white shelf covers if you want actual white covers!:( You will get PINK! I’m disappointed with the product and the customer service.

Do not buy this closet organizer unit with white shelf covers, they are light pink, NOT white as stated. When I contacted customer service about replacing them with white covers, I was told that “this is how the white covers look, slightly pink.” They are very pink! They would be perfect for a baby girl’s nursery but otherwise, stay away from buying the white shelf covers!

This tiny closet was in a rental that was always piled high with stuff and the organizer was not getting used as intended. So I modified it to better fit what our renters wanted. The shelves were relocated to hold what they needed not the shoe racks as intended and the closet already had a closet rod shown in the first picture which matched the style. It all mounted up solidly and the renters are very happy.

Looks great, more shelf space than the old 12" deep wire shelving. Lots of parts, take your time with the install. Make sure everything is plumb/level and the spacings are correct and you should have no issues. It does take a little time to install so plan accordingly. (4 hours +- with 1 person, demo old and install new) Great product.

The white shelf covers are not white, but instead more of a pastel pink. Home depot refuses to replace just the covers and insists I uninstall the wire shelving and return the whole set for replacement. They had me contact the manufacturer who acknowledged the issue and then promptly ghosted me. In addition, as other reviews mention - the spacing guide provided is an incorrect size.

I received this shelf rack system to install in a closet in my basement. After sorting through the 10 boxes for the kit and painting the existing closet space, I began installing the rack system. All went well but found the wire shelving difficult to clip in place. After a while I developed a knack to install the wire shelving but other systems I've worked with didn't require this experience. The system does look nice and the included rack covers and shelving covers makes for an install that mimics wood.

this rack is reasonably simple to install. You must install the top bar fist, than install and secure the verticals to the wall. It can be up to 7' tall, but I only needed 4' for my application, which is easily accommodated. The verticals come in three parts each, allowing you to install the rack from 48" up to the full 7' height. This is nice flexiblity. Each shelf is a wire shelf, with a plastic cover and end covers. when completely assembled, it looks pretty decent and remains completely flexible. I am not the biggest fan of the actual shoe racks. They don't want to secure very well, and seem rather flimsy to me. I can see them popping up out of the vertical legs easily. however, they do wipe down extremely easily. overall, this rack added very nice organization to a pre-existing closet without too much work or planning. Good price point as well.

This Everbilt - Everbilt 6 ft. Long Hang and Double Hang with Double Shoe Rack and Six Shelf Stack-Birch, Brown was perfect for getting my closet organized. From the start of unpackaging this unit you can see that it is a great product. The hardest part is getting the rails supports laid out in the correct spot and then getting them attached to the wall. After that it is just a matter of getting all the shelving and rods laid out how you need them.

I was excited to use this to upgrade my wife's closet with more storage and in particular, hanger space, but in the end, while I got it in, I would not recommend it. First off, I used only part of the modular system (one shelf and one shoe rack), but given the difficulty of even that installation, I can say this is not for the average DIY homeowner. Here are the issues I encountered: (1) this kit is just one of dozens of configurations, and therefore the parts are shipped individually. This came in four boxes, which was daunting to start with. (2) finding the actual instructions was a challenge, as only one box had the instructions for the full kit (labeled "use and care guide"). There was also a similar-looking "use and care guide" that was nothing but a catalog of the dozens of options you could create with other components, and honestly, it shouldn't have been labeled as a guide. Surprisingly and unfortunately, Home Depot links to the catalog on the website as the assembly guide. (2) The attachment to the wall is by wood screw for studs, or expanding anchor for drywall. The top bracket strangely only has 5 pre-made holes, which did not line up with any of my studs. I'm surprised that the design doesn't have an open rail to increase the chance of lining up with studs. I therefore used the expanding anchor, which I'd never seen before. It had its own problems. The manual suggest drilling a 1/2" hole to get it through, but that wasn't quite big enough. Also, the screws are VERY long because the anchor has to be closed to get it in the hole, and in one location, the screw ended up being too long, hitting an object several inches into the wall, so I had to cut the screw. (3) Even following the very precise requirement on leveling, plumbing, and spacing the vertical rails, I found the racks didn't sit particularly securely in the rails. I'm not confident in this staying in place for decades, as a closet should. (4) both the shelf and the shoe rack actually appeared pinkish in my closet, which has a standard 5000K daylight bulb in it. That was a surprise, as they are advertised as being white. Overall, this is an interesting option, but I think it's really best used by contractors who are installing multiple new closets in a development. The packaging and installation process was not user-friendly for me as a DIY homeowner.