Works great as a display for my wreaths. Hooks are a little wobbly though.

Love this display! This has been absolutely perfect as a vendor at craft shows! I always get compliments from other vendors.

I make a lot of wreaths and this is great to display them. It doesn't have to be attached to anything since it is free standing which is perfect. The panels don't line up perfectly but it works.

Exactly what I was looking for! Nice and sturdy too. Easy to assemble!

Nice to use in a pinch but they are really unsteady! I had to anchor them to my tent legs and to each other at my event 2 mos ago and the wind was just a breeze

Possible rust right out of the box? Not cool. Had paint just flake off on the top (first pic). Assembly was easy enough, and it fits my need, just wish it was immediately depreciated.

These work for displaying my wreaths at craft fairs.

The co repackaged thus item that had Ben returned because it had been sent back defective.

So I read the other reviews and it seems a lot of folks had trouble with this rack. Now it is portable in the sense that it is lightweight and I would have no trouble fitting it into my car if I had to take it somewhere as the seats fold down. You could disassemble the top section or at the middle if you had to but I see no reason to do so unless your vehicle is very small but if your carting a whole load of stuff to a trade show or fair you going to have a big enough vehicle.This thing once you get it all together is SOLID! But there are tips and tricks to assembling these things and I have been putting things together since before I was a teenager so I had no issues. The instructions below are how I put this together.1. lay grid pieces on a flat surface with all stickers facing up2. insert small bolts down the middle and screw on nuts_leave loose3. insert each section of grids into the one above it till all sections are put together into one whole grid4. insert long bolts from the front (no stickers) through the holes and screw on nuts_leave loose5. take rods and attach triangular plate to left side making sure holes for wheels face down6. do the same to other rod and make sure plate is on the right side of rod7. put grid on its side and attach the triangular plate to the grid8. turn over and attach the other triangular plate9. screw in wheels and tighten10. stand grid on a hard surface and start tightening up the bolts from the bottom up11. do one side, the other side and then the middle12. move up a section and repeat13. add the zip ties to the grids as you are tightening the bolts in the middle section by section14. once all bolts are tightened it should stand straight and be solid15. remove stickers16. add hooks and set upIt came strapped together however some protective vellum or little pieces of foam between the grid pieces would have prevented the grid pieces from scratches. No matter how tightly they are secured they will still shit a bit during transport. Other than that I had no issues putting all the pieces together because I left all of the bolts loose. Once you start tightening them as you go you will struggle to put the pieces together and in most cases will have to loosen the bolts to put all of it together. So keep it loose till it's time to tighten. Instead of ties they could have had little metal plates that would slip over the edge and under the bolts to make it very solid and keep it aligned however the ties they included while it didn't tell you what to do with them I assumed it was to keep those middle grids aligned and they do.I am using this in my utility room to hang my garden tools, watering cans, mops, brooms etc. Gives them a place to go and if I need to clear out the room (it is small) it is easy to do so as it's on wheels. I'm very happy with this display stand and love that it is so multipurpose. From climbing plants, garden tools, hoses & cords, display racks_so many things it can be used for. You could even hang your pots and pans. In any case it doesn't take that long to assemble, just take your time and don't tighten anything until it's all together up on it's wheels. It allows room to wiggle things into place.

I got this to display art/craft work in my studio, and it's doing the job. It's a very basic design, a simple grid to which you can attach things. I think it's meant to be a very background piece to let the display show (as opposed to a showy item). I didn't have any difficulty putting it together - just need to think it through and have patience, because you're dealing with 90-degree angles.I found it to be sturdy for hanging small canvases and some textile work. It's also the perfect size at roughly 2x5' for my modestly-sized studio.

I do a lot of farmer and craft markets. I was looking for something sturdy to display my products. Easy to assemble and move. My only problem is it's rusty in some spots. It was sealed in a plastic bag that had orange/brown rust spots all over it. Once I put it together I was disappointed. I've used it twice. Holds product great but finish quality is lacking. I will sand down the rust spots and spray paint it. I don't have time to ship it back.