Room Divider,No Drilling Partition Room Dividers Wall,48-120inch(H) 28-70inch(W) Heavy Duty Floor to Ceiling Wall Divider for Room Separation,White Adjustable Room Separator for Space Partition

It works out perfectly for what I needed it for...

Is what it's called but I used it to hang winter coats and jackets and ski outfits on it in the basement. It's always too much to scrunch in a closet so this worked perfectly. Easy to install and sturdy

It does what it is supposed to do to help Denton section off areas. The rods that go towards the floor aren't as sturdy because it can be moved easily but the top is good.

It works, But Instructions Suck! I had l to put the horizontal poles together by leaving out one of the long connecting poles dictated in the 3rd picture posted for 9 ft ceilings. When putting vertical poles in place I had to go in at an angle and pressure down on the bottom of the pole to create space between the pole and the ceiling. I hope this helps.

Good partition but can be knocked over when you go through the doorway, this can be quite irritating. Other than this it’s fine.

I was not able to use this set for a 9’ ceiling but ok with an 11’ ceiling. However once I built the vertical bars, there are only a few rods left to make the horizontal bar. After spending much efforts trying to figure out how to put the thing together I am left with looking at a tall “H” structure which doesn’t cover much. Because I needed to set up two rooms I ordered another set at a few dollars more. That set was able to create two adjacent walls or a long wall with horizontal bars enough to carry 4 panels of 40x80 curtains. This set has insufficient material to do the same yet costs about the same. The instruction also seems to be backwards. It’s as if the product designer never bothered to use the product himself. The tension rod is supposed to be placed near the ceiling but I have to wonder who is 10’ tall and can adjust the tension at the ceiling? In the end I flipped the bars upside down so I could adjust it from the bottom but the bottom piece kept falling out. It was a very frustrating experience but I was able to make it work to cover a tiny area. Perhaps if you have lower ceilings then you can use more rods to construct the horizontal bar to cover a larger area. This did not work for me.