Clothes Drying Rack - Folding Indoor or Outdoor Portable Dryer for Clothing and Towels - Collapsible Laundry Clothes Stand by Everyday Home (Silver)

The configuration of the racks is very convenient which means you can hang a lot of clothes close together without really touching. It is great to have a little horizontal rack on the bottom level to place a sweater or something which should not hang. The little wing up shelves at the top make it easy to hang things on hangers. The only strange thing is the mysterious basket which does not really attach well, and whose purpose is completely mystifying. It just leaves an empty wasted space in the middle of the top rack. But the stand is very strong and could hold an entire load of clothes if you wanted to do that. I am trying to reduce my use of energy to help with the climate change problems, and so not using the dryer will be fine with his very nice rack.

Received this about a month ago and have completely stopped using the clothes drier, so the rack will pay itself off in electricity savings pretty soon. Comfortably accommodates a full load and is sturdy enough to hold a whole load of wet towels. The rack arrived with a ding in a couple of rods but fortunately these were not so bad to require a return. The peg basket looked a bit flimsy and warped but once it was clipped onto the rack (you may need to apply a little bit of force to clip it on) it’s kept its shape and does the job well. I would recommend this.

Well made, sturdy. However there is a thin bar at each folding end that falls away from the entire object that you need to hold in place to store or they stick out horizontally.Most aggravating is that the width of the folding rack needs to be at least two inches wider to accommodate my husbands large or extra large shirts without crumpling the sides of the shirts whilst they dry. They work fine for my small and medium…UpdateMonths later if there was an element that hasn’t failed yet on this expensive piece of metal parts I haven’t found it. The bolts fall out. The metal rods lose the hold with whatever glue was waved over the adjacent rod. The thin metal pieces that are suppose to hold up the arms warp and fail, sending your clean drying clothes into a heap on the floor. It’s like the thing came with its own little demon to dismantle it when you are not present…sooo many times I’ve come in with dumped clothes…it is ridiculous! Of course past the time I can ask for a refund. And I would. Never buy it again, and gladly send back the mangled parts. This is me being nice…I am so angry..

This rack is great, very easy to set up and put away, and doesn't take up much space when folded - perfect for my tiny apartment. Fits about one load of laundry comfortably, although you could squeeze more on I suppose.UPDATE: unfortunately, after less than a year of having this, it broke and now can't hold laundry.

This didn't cost a lot so I don't mind the small issues. It works. There is a lot of room to dry your clothing.Some of the plastic parts are worthless. Very flimsy. It is a bit of a hassle to close but not a big deal, and the metal uprights that support the sides are not at a perfect 90 degree angle.But again, the cost makes those things minor. It is lightweight, folds up and takes up very little space.

First, let me note that I had to return it only because I didn’t pay attention to the measurements. It, unfortunately for me, turned out to be too big for my space.That said, this is an incredible drying rack. There’s plenty of room for draping clothes, a sweater flat net, posts for shoes, and room for hanger use.This also folds easily, and to a minimum width making for easy storage.A definite buy if you have the room.Buy? Yes

The product design is good but not durable. The parts came loose in multiple areas.. I’ve taken good care of this and just started coming apart after a little more than 2 years of use.

I bought this to replace a broken wood clothes rack. I've always had wood and was a bit leery about buying metal. But I'm sold on it now. Low center-of-gravity makes this rack super stable. The angle of the wings' are very adjustable up and down. I've included a picture of one full load of laundry on it and there is still room for more. I love the lower rack for socks and other small items. The little basket is handy for drying gloves, masks and doll clothes. The fold-out extender on the ends of the main racks hold blouses on hangers. This picture shows two hanging blouses, four pants, three long johns, two tee shirts, three hand towels, and eight socks. My laundry basket fits neatly beneath it as does the cat. His new favourite place to hang out. Note: This comes with no instructions on how to fold it out and get the arms to stay up. Be patient with yourself. First open the rack and gently push down on the two long white plastic pieces. This will lock the A-frame of the main section into place. Now the tricky part. On the sides of the A-frame there are two metal fold up pieces. Don't get confused thinking I mean the wavy pieces that you put hangers on. Not those...the other ones. Lift one of the 'wings' to the position you prefer and place the fold up thinner piece beneath it and it will hold up the arm. Repeat on the other side. I am thrilled with my rack and HIGHLY recommend it. Someone also posted a short video on how to set it up and I also highly recommend watching her video. It's very helpful.