VASAGLE Coat Rack Hall Tree With Shoe Bench

I was very pleasantly surprised when I assembled this unit. Each different type of bolt or screw was in its own bag, labeled with a letter which corresponds to the Instructions. Each piece of the unit is likewise labeled. The instructions are drawings which are large enough to see, there are expanded drawings so you can clearly see how things are supposed to connect together.

The assembly itself was easy, the Allen wrench required to screw in all the connecting bolts is included in the package. Everything is nicely threaded and holes are properly lined up. I assembled it by myself with no problem in about half an hour, including the time spent unpacking all the pieces.

There is however one suggestion for assembly. When attaching the brackets (Part C) To the underside of the wooden bench seat (Part D), do not tighten those four bolts all the way down until after you have inserted the wooden bench seat in between the two uprights (Part A) and bolted it into place. The bolts that hold the seat in place go through the two uprights (Part A) and into the end of the brackets (Part C), and you will likely need to slide the brackets a tiny bit to line the holes up with the bolts properly. Once the bench seat is in place, go ahead and snug everything down. Other than that, I had absolutely no trouble lining up holes or threading in screws and bolts.

This unit looks nice, seems sturdy, and because it is not a huge piece of furniture, it fits pretty nicely in my kitchen, right next to the back door, without being in the way of my pantry which is on the other side of the unit.

The only thing to be aware of is that the two wire shelves under the bench seat do not have a lot of clearance between them. I think in the description of the item it said seven or 7 1/2 inches. So if you plan to use those shelves for a shoe rack, just be aware that boots will not fit, and probably ankle high shoes or boots would be tight. I fit four pairs of sneakers on each shelf, but I also don’t have huge feet. Probably three pairs of men’s shoes on each shelf would be the limit.

Anyhow, I am happy with this item, it fits where I wanted it to fit, seems sturdy, and looks nice. A piece of rubber matting or a boot tray or similar could be placed underneath the bottom shelf to catch any drips from wet shoes if desired.

I’m happy with this item and would recommend it to others.

Our houses aren’t designed for how we live. My bedroom closet is a small dark awkward place, so I needed a dressing area for the seasonal clothes I wear regularly closer to where I need them.
It took my not-so handy neighbor and I an hour to put together (that’s good) because I am not so-confident in putting things together.
The directions were in English, large enough to read (yeah!). Everything was marked to match up with what piece goes where and with which screws goes where VERY well.
That deserves 5 stars.
It went together well and I love it.
I might get 2 more, after I move some things around to make other rooms as joyfully functional.
Good price, could be less but considering “closet organizer” prices, this is effective and handsome too.
Everything is sturdy and well made. 5 star for not being cheap metal.
Try one. You’ll like it.

I recently bought the Hall Tree with Shoe Bench, and I couldn’t be happier with my choice! The wood color is absolutely perfect for my apartment, blending seamlessly with my decor.
Assembly was a breeze— the instructions were clear and easy to follow, which made the whole process quick and stress-free. Once assembled, the hall tree feels very stable and sturdy, providing a great spot for both storage and seating.
It’s the ideal solution for keeping my entryway organized and stylish. I highly recommend this product for anyone looking to enhance their space with functionality and flair!

Espacio para una persona, práctico, fácil de armar, caben bastantes cosas y resistente.

Update: the metal hooks are metal, although flat shape, I was concerned about stretching or tearing clothes I hang in hooks. So on AMZ, I found rubber strip that I cut & glued on the hanging edge. You can search & find: “black U channel rubber edge 1/16 edge, 3/8 inch wide”. I bought a 3ft length for about $8. Cut the pieces to fit the 9 hooks & glued them on. Now hooks have a cushioned top edge. Works fine; now I can hang w/out gear of damaging clothes.

Coat rack is nice size, wood parts are finished well (probably polyurethane). Adjustable feet for leveling; great if your floor is uneven. Very EZ to assemble. Has safety straps if you need to anchor it to the wall.

Mine had a bit of rust on two parts; the paint is a flat black, not baked enamel. I just wiped it off.

The odd thing that’s may be a mix up, the two top vertical curved tube parts were not right and left. I received two right side tubes. The only issue is that the tubes have an indent where the screws go, so that the head of the screw is recessed into the tube. With a right tube on left side, the screws on that side aren’t recessed into the tube, and the two recessed areas can be seen on the right side of the tube where the wood meets the tube. Not a major issue.

The 9 metal hooks that sit on the wood slide & are removable. What I don’t like is the metal hook has no rubber or plastic on the edge of the hooks; the metal corners could be rough on hung clothes. I’m going to squirt a dab of silicone caulk on edges of those hooks to protect my coats & hoodies.

Overall, it’s a good sturdy & stylish & functional & useful piece of stuff for my hallway. Not a bad buy at all !!

I really loved the idea of this, however immediately upon build the misalignment with the seat to the metal bracket. Sits over 2-3mm and should be flush and also one of the shoe racks shelves wasnt welded in 1 spot. Look, its cheap and cheerful and you get what you pay for. Does the job and would have been a bigger hassle to deconstruct and return. Maybe they are counting on that. Considering how nice the rest of it is (akin to Ikea) this was just little disappointments.