HYNAWIN Clothes Drying Racks, Upgraded Stainless Steel Laundry Drying Rack, Heavy Duty Collapsible Garment Rack, Clothes Storage Rack for Indoor Outdoor, 1.5M/59 in

Super simple to assemble, easy to fold and move, and nice and sturdy. This is exactly what I’ve been looking for for my basement laundry room. It’s big enough to hang a comforter on, and not at all tippy or flimsy. When I’m not using it, I can fold it and set it aside. I love that I can also hang shirts on hangers, either to dry, or as I’m ironing. Really impressed with this, especially for the price. Highly recommend!

I really like this drying rack. It folds up to store and keep out of the way until it is needed. After reviewing the instructions (I read reviews and people complained that it was hard to figure out how to set it up), it was very clear how to set it up. The first time I used it, I set it up quickly and it was ready to use. It is sturdy, but not extra sturdy. It serves the purpose that I need in drying multiple delicate items. I also intend to use it to dry blankets and large comforters, just haven't done that yet. I would definitely recommend this item to my family and friends.

First of all, those that are complaining that the bars are crossed are simply not following the directions to twist it into the correct position. Also my hooks looked too short too at first. I simply loosened the braces at the other end to create the slack to get the hooks to latch. Then I went back to the other side to secure the braces. Mine came with a dent due to no packing materials but it is still functional. It is sturdy and it is nice and big. I have severe arthritis and I think loosening and tightening the braces to take it up and down will be a bit challenging for my sore hands. I hope it will loosen up with time. I am happy with it overall and the price was good. UPDATE: IT HAS BEEN A YEAR NOW SINCE I HAVE HAD THIS RACK AND I AM IN LOVE WITH IT. ONCE YOU GET THE HANG OF IT IT IS REALLY EASY TO USE. BUY IT.

I like to dry out my clothes in the sun and breeze - and further the conservation of energy - and this drying rackis large, portable, and sturdy. very easy to fold down and store in the garage, WD40 the joints, as they are a little stiff, when new, but love this and use it every laundry daY.

I read a review that stated the bars were crossed, (my bars were crossed too, but once I figured out that not only does the one set of cross bars have to be opened up 270 degrees, while it's folded it tends to twist up, and you just have to rotate the legs in a circular motion until they're untwisted.The locking mechanism on the side that has to be opened up 270, seems like it doesn't fit, but if you push the legs in just a bit, it will lock into place.Honestly, if you have the space, I would just fold up the cross bars and store it that way, because it does take some practice, and a good sense of spacial perception :DIf I can get a video of it I will post, but I hope this helps.Once assembled it is very sturdy, for a clothes rack. I wouldn't let kids climb on it or anything.

My dryer broke and I needed something quickly to hang my wet laundry on. I wish I had kept shopping because this thing is useless. It's flimsy and breaks constantly. The more I use it the more I dislike it, but again I was desperate which is why I kept it.The middle rack constantly comes out, even with the slightest movement and now one side of the thing collapses every time I move it even an inch. It doesn't expand easily anymore and it doesn't really hold up well to putting a king size comforter on it, baby clothes it did fine as long as I didn't move it.I did have to move it around a bit as I had this on my deck and if it rained I had to put it inside so maybe if you never ever move it it'll work, but I doubt it.

First off, I NEEDED a rack that I could use annually for the community garage sale but that could fold away when not in use. This rack arrived with no instructions, kinda just shoved into a box for me to figure it out. There was no actual TRUE assembly. I received some poles that were already pretty much put together but I had to try and figure out how to bend, twist, unfold, spin and lock it into place. At first, it didn't feel very sturdy at all and was very shaky but then I started locking (pushing down on) each of the joints and it felt more firmly planted in place but still mildly shaky but workable, there was a loose pole which goes in the middle and has two little slots that the pole lip fits into on each side. I found that out by mere coincidence 2 hours after I began using the rack. One thing I don't like it that the rack is kinda short so if you have longer maxi dresses or jumpsuits, you will have to tuck the bottoms into the hanger so that they don't drag the floor. the rack is now up and standing and I was able to fit quite a few items on it. I just hope that I am able to figure out how to fold this thing away when the garage sale is finished.

With Nicor prices are this is just what I needed. Assembly is straight forward and collapsible to fit under the bed or in a corner. There are 6 locking pieces, 2 differnt types, (think a standard A frame ladder in the middle) to get solid sturdiness from the rack, but with those properly locked my pets play around it all the time and have yet to knock it down. I use it once a week at least and take it down when I'm done, and it is still just as sturdy and dependable as when I first got it.