John Louis Home Wood Closet Organizer System with Shelves & Hanging Rods - Wall Mounted Walk-in Wardrobe - Red Mahogany Finish - Perfect for Bedroom, Closet & Home Organization Storage Solutions

I read many reviews about JLH products and others, before buying one setup for our Master Bedroom Closet.Summary:- Excellent detailed instructions- Flexible combinations, but I picked the default- Looks great- Very solid and rigid feel, once all pieces are mounted.- The hardware supplied is OK, but you can strip the phillips heads if using power-tools- The supplied drywall anchors aren't the best, I used E-Z Ancor 50lbs metal anchors instead- When adding drawers, there will be a small gap between the drawer and the shelf above it.- Wood is a little on the soft side, so be careful with your screwdriver. Works fine for cloths, but not for heavy equipment.Our old closet interior was falling apart - it could not handle the weight of all the clothes that were stuffed in there. After tearing that out, the walls needed repair and paint. With the walls remade, it pained me a bit to drill holes for 52 anchors. Well a few a could line up in studs an not need anchors.Suggestions:1. You will need to cut the hanger-bar to fit. A dremel works for that.2. You will need to cut the long shelves for fit. You want that to be straight and a good saw and support makes this easier.3. A longer and shorter level tool is needed to help you mark horizontal and vertical lines.4. Don't draw on your walls - put blue painters-tape where you want to make marks and drill.5. When securing the tower to the upper shelf, I could not get the slats to line up for the inner tower side. I then took a dremel and cut the part that hangs over the slat-end and made it flat - then it worked fine.6. You will need an extra set of hands for two things: - when mounting the first top shelf, and need to keep it leveled and mark the side-wall support mount point. - when fitting in the towerI just installed my second set and will probably use the same in other closets.