Buy Rubbermaid 3G59 Configurations 4-to-8 Foot Classic Custom Closet Kit, WhiteRubbermaid 3G59 Configurations 4-to-8 Foot Classic Custom Closet Kit, White Product Description:
- Expandable wardrobe organizer kit for closets 4 to 8 feet in length
- Includes shelves, expandable single and double hang rods
- All mounting hardware included for easy installation
- Shelves and hanging rods are adjustable
- White finish won't snag or rust
Product Description
FG3G5902WHT Features: -Closet kit. -White finish. -Organize and customize your closet. -Adjustable shelves and hanging rods. -Durable and stylish. -Accessory organizers install easily on any Configurations system. -No cutting needed . -Fit any closet from 4' to 8'. -Overall dimensions: 12.87" H x 47.5" W x 96" D.
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54 of 55 people found the following review helpful.
By Comp Expert
I bought the equivalent closetmaid up to 8 foot adjustable system a few weeks earlier and installed that in one room and just recently purchased this rubbermaid system (couldn't pass up the super low price) so can make a few honest comparisons:- closetmaid comes with a lot more parts. There are several more linear feet of shelving included and a boatload more of brackets. I ended up having to go to the local store to buy a few extra feet of shelving and brackets to make the rubbermaid set as complete.- closetmaid uses a plastic nonadjustable length hangar bar. This means you have to cut to length (easy, due to its plastic construction). But the plastic bar doesn't look as stylish or robust as the rubbermaid's metal bar ,which is adjustable so doesn't need cutting.- closetmaid's "standards" -- the framing structure -- is longer by about a foot than than rubbermaid. This means you can have things hanging down lower or higher since there's more height available. I had to purchase extra standards to complete my closet for the rubbermaid while I had no issue with this factor with the closetmaid.The shelving itself look about the same between the two systems. Rubbermaid claims you don't need to cut the shelves but you'll want to do this in many cases. They are easy to cut with a metal blade on a small jigsaw. The closetmaid includes endcaps for the bare metal which is a nice touch. No such luck with the rubbermaid. Overall installation with both systems is relatively easy. No rocket science knowledge involved. Just have a drill with the proper bits (drill bits and Phillips). The two systems, though different, appear compatible as I was able to fit in the brackets from the closetmaid to the rubbermaid system perfectly.I wasn't too disappointed with the lack of parts for the rubbermaid since I bought it at amazon for $71 shipped, which was a great price. I paid about $50 more for the closetmaid at a non-sale price at a major home improvement chain store. Still, I ended up paying another $40 for the extra shelving and parts (bought at local home improvement store so it was expensive) to complete my closet for the Rubbermaid system so I eventually came out about even. Be warned if you're paying a higher price on the rubbermaid system as this set does not command a higher price.
37 of 37 people found the following review helpful.
By J. Lesher
My poorly installed (by me) Closet Maid system collapsed suddenly the other night. My house is very small, so any disruption in storage creates utter chaos. I needed to get a new closet system in there and fast. I considered just buying some cheap freestanding rods and shelves, but after doing some online research, I realized I could have an installed closet with hardly any more effort, by using the Configurations system. The entire project, including the time to clear a 30 square foot closet, remove the wreckage of the Closet Maid system, install TWO sets of the Configurations system (big closet) and put everything back into place, took 5 hours. I drilled a total of 14 holes. It was easy and hassle free and now I have a very nicely organized storage space, which can be reconfigured if I need to store different stuff, or sell the house.Caveats: in places where I had to use wall anchors, I used more than were recommended, because it looked as if the number specified were not going to make the system sturdy enough. Where it was screwed into the studs is rock solid though. Also, be aware that while you're putting the system up, it seems flimsy and shaky. This made me nervous until I realized that once all the pieces are assembled and locked together, it feels solid and stable.
39 of 43 people found the following review helpful.
By Tommy Scavorza
InstallationBasic installation for those that are handy. I recommend a cordless power drill with bits, leveler, and stud finder. Use pencil to lightly mark studs.Once you install the top horizontal bracket into the studs with provided screws the rest is pretty darn easy.I love the functionality and simplicity of this closet. There are several accessory pieces available. If installed correctly in studs, this closet in VERY sturdy and will be able to hold all your clothes without any malfunction.I installed one kit in my closet, the wifes closet, wifes spare room closets, and also bought just the vertical pieces and shelves for the closet. Also used one shelf and short brackets with hanger pole and installed above the large folding table in laundry room so my wife can hang up the clothes/sweaters to either air dry (delicates) or to be hung after being pressed. Its so simple....i love it!
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