LIZEVINC Coat Rack, Adjustable Size coat Tree with 7 Hooks, Freestanding Tree Stand, Easy Assembly for Entryway, Bedroom, Hallway, or Office, Space-Saving Design for Coats, Hats & Bags

NO instructions sheet. But when you gi on product on web. You can figure it out.. Not sure why 2 tubes of glue come with it??

This coat rack came with no assembly instructions, so at first it was trial and error for me. My advice is: 1. Look carefully at the "easy to install" picture - the "bayonets" have to be facing upward with the metal tab on the bottom. Slide the hook over the tab all the way and then turn the hook clockwise - it will tighten up. 2. Use some WD40 and spay all of the pieces where they connect to one another, so that it will be easier to disassemble if you make a mistake. 3. Lay the pieces out FIRST, starting with the bottom rod that attaches to the base and work your way up from there. There is is the issue of the rod cap for the top piece that doesn't screw in because the hole is larger than the cap - maybe that's why there are two tubes of glue included (which I am saving for another project). I attached a picture of the assembled rack along with the box it came in. I bought this coat rack to hold my purses - not to hold heavy coats and jackets, and it meets my needs. This item is definitely a case of "you get what you pay for". I just wanted a basic coat rack for a low price - and that's what I received. I gave it three stars because there were no assembly instructions included and it took me twice as long to assemble it as it should have.