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Heavy-Duty Nylon Straps
Equipped with five fixed heavy-duty nylon woven belts, it can bear 100 pounds.
Cross Frame Design
This luggage rack adopts folding design, which can be used and folded quickly, saving space and convenient storage.
Detachable Installation
Easy assembly，the luggage rack can be installed in a few minutes!
Extra storage
The bottom shelf is a great landing spot for shoes or storage boxes.
adi13
2025-08-21 10:13:24
Worked well with my full sized suitcase.
EtherealDusk
2025-07-19 21:15:51
This was not too difficult to assemble, it took my brother and me around ten minutes to finish. It would have been quicker but some of the holes did not align very well and a few of the screws were hard to thread. When we finished getting it together, it proved to be rather sturdy and easy to manage. It is well-balanced and easily withstood the weight of my brother's 60lb suitcase. This will be wonderful to have in the guest room, my guests will not have to worry about scratching the top of the dresser by putting their luggage on there anymore. It collapses with ease and easily stores in the closet or under the bed.
Michael
2025-06-06 13:31:22
I wanted a small luggage rack for guests we may host. This rack is appropriate for carry-on sized luggage, at the largest. It’s sturdy, sits flat, and easily folds for storage. I had no issues with assembly, under a minute of effort. I’m not sure how often anyone would use the shoe rack on the bottom - knowing you’d keep this in a bedroom - but it could be useful for sorting smaller loose items or laundry.
RoVa24
2025-05-13 17:09:23
It is a tinier luggage rack and not incredibly sturdy. You could use it for a small suitcase that isn't very heavy, but I wouldn't use it for luggage that is over 50lbs or is a bigger size. It just can't support the weight or the size. I do like that it can fold up in your closet until you need it again. It was easy to assemble, but the capacity just isn't impressive. I don't know that it functions well enough to make it valuable.
Twfolio
2025-03-29 21:41:14
Meet your new space-saving sidekick – a luggage rack that's like a butler that knows when to appear and when to disappear! This sleek metal marvel doesn't just hold your bags; it holds up to 100 pounds of whatever life (or overpacking) throws at it, thanks to five heavy-duty nylon straps that keep everything steady.What's amazing is the bonus shelf that's perfect for those "where do I put my shoes?" moments, plus non-slip feet that protect your floors from scratches. Assembly is a breeze – we're talking minutes, not an entire episode of your favorite show – and it folds up flatter than last year's travel plans when you're done.Whether you're running a boutique hotel or just want to make your guest room feel more upscale, this rack brings that perfect blend of function and finesse. It's like having a personal luggage valet that doesn't take up permanent residence in your space!
A.
2025-03-03 15:17:52
This foldaway luggage rack is perfect for small spaces. This rack is easy to assemble and solidly constructed. It is a simple design that is similar to luggage racks that have been around for over a century, just with modern webbing material. The rack is a bit smaller than the full size ones you'd commonly see in homes and hotels. Thus I wouldn't recommend it for very large suitcases/luggage, unless you don't need to get into the bags that often so there wouldn't be a big risk of the bag falling or the rack collapsing. An added feature is the hammock-like lower shelf that would be perfect for small items, shoes, etc. Great find!
asmith
2025-02-16 09:39:42
I had high hopes as i started to assemble this but it didn't work out. The pictogram for assembly was pretty useless. when I went to assemble the lower "shelf" I found one screw out of the four missing and when I tried to assemble the rails anyway I found that the holes were mis-drilled and don't allow the rods to line up perpendicular with the legs so the screws won't feed straight in and forcing it would cause the screws to cross feed into the rods. So I assembled it without the lower shelf, it is still functional but it bugs me when parts don't fit as they should, or are missing, or both.
D. Zebrowski
2025-02-03 11:31:29
I spent many years in one of the top hotel chains in various positions, ranging from F&B to Sales to Event management, etc... The list became quite diverse when all was said and done. That being said, as a result, I spent a great deal of time traveling. Further, as one frequently traveling, it is also part of the kit to know well how to live out of that suitcase.Now, for hotels, they really aren't the target, here. The times when I find an item like this a true gem is when I come across one in a home, say friend or family or colleague, etc... I think people outside of the industry tend to think of guests more as "sleepover" peeps than travelers, and rarely consider their needs earnestly.If you want to get out of that trap, get an item like this. Most dressers, vanities, etc... make poor platforms for laying one's suitcase upon. Same is true for the bed. It's a hassle to have to constantly hoist it up, then move it, etc... When you have a luggage rack like this in a room, while you might think it is a small item, and overall it is. It has a large impact on the guest experience.As for the item, its solid and works well. Has some assembly, not a major issue. In the end, it's sturdily built, and should be around for quite a while.
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