Clothes Drying Rack, 1.5M/59 inch Stainless Steel Laundry Drying Rack, Free of Installation Foldable Easy Storage Garment Rack for Indoor Outdoor,Comes with 20pcs Windproof Hooks.

My partner and I have spent years with a flimsy bamboo wood folding drying rack. I'm not sure if we were tricked into thinking that the multiple levels somehow provided more storage, if we thought it was space saving, or just resisted the urge to throw the thing in the trash and try something different. Complacency strangled us for years with that sucker.After the entire rack came unhinged - meaning when all the cross cars popped out of their sockets and the rack collapsed entirely, we sighed and decided to throw it away rather than put it back together. We quickly hopped on Amazon and looked at drying racks.We saw the steel construction of this beast and were seduced by the words 'Heavy Duty." I've fallen victim to those marketing lines before. The box arrived a few days later and when we took it out of the packaging we were impressed with the solidness of the steel, the simplicity of the design, the ease of assembly and the spaciousness of the racks (3).This sucker holds blankets, towels, clothes, whatever you want. It is also telescopic so that it expands or retracts to fit neatly in various places in the house for drying and it folds up nicely for storage.While we haven't had the rack for long, it's clear from the outset that this beast will last quite some time and surely won't produce the headache of our previous wooden drying rack.It's a keeper.

This has weathered rain and snow since 2020 and still doing its job . My son put it together and it did not seem too hard . It’s not too heavy either so it’s easy to move around and still stays in place . It is a good size so best outside or in the garage if you have the space during winter months .Update 5/2024 I've had this now for 4 years plus (?) and only shows some rust around the screws used to put it together, so it is in great shape, is not a problem with hanging clothes , Continues to be sturdy and is light weight. (It is kept outside)

I’m a senior with a bad back, and I can easily manage folding and unfolding this. I love the flexibility of expanding or contracting its length based on how many beach towels I need to hang up when my grandkids are here. When folded, it’s so compact that it easily tucks into the corner of the storage closet. It seemed flimsy until I figured out how to lock it properly. The directions are very clear but I didn’t read them at first.

No sharp edges, extremely satisfied, no problem with tipping over, just take your time hanging an removing items over the bar and removing them, especially heavy blankets and balance the weight on the bars. Fast shipping. Pretty easy to set up. I'm not good at assembly, but it only took me about 10 - 20 minutes. My other half could have done it in about 5 to 10 minutes at the most. I use it inside and don't fold it up, I just leave it in the spare room. No more going up and down the back steps with the laundry basket. I seldom use the dryer, saving electricity. I can hang a double sheet set and the middle lower bar holds under garments, socks, wash clothes, etc. I either double king size bedding, but if I wash one sheet, I drape it over the two top bars. I have put queen size sheets on the two upper bars, fitted on one and flat on the other, slightly ruffling off the edge of rack edges. With the furnace running, I can hang them in the morning or early afternoon and let them sit overnight. They are only slightly damp by the time I get morning and finish the early chores. Ceiling air flow from furnace makes a great substitute for burning the electric dryer. Bath sheets work well using hangers and clothes pins but take a little bit longer.

This rack is pretty sturdy, and is ready to go right out of the box. The kitchen cabinet doors shown in the picture are heavy. I'm thinking 2-6 lbs each. I haven't weighed them. I have 18 cabinet doors hanging, shown in the picture. I think I would be more comfortable with about 14-16 doors per rack just for comfort in spacing and weight, but I'm pretty sure the racks could handle 20 cabinet doors similar in size with regard to the total combined weight. Even though the racks are bowing they don't feel anywhere near like they will give away under the weight of the 18 doors.The rack comes with plastic clips that slip over the rods and provide a loophole at the bottom to slip the hander hook through, and it would be great if they could hold the cabinet door weight because they keep the hangers from twisting (I don't want cabinet doors to bump into each other), but unfortunately the plastic clips are a softer plastic (probably to increase flexibility to make them easier to slip over the rod) and thus aren't strong enough for the cabinet doors, which eventually slip off the rack under the weight.My solution to the clips slipping under a lot of weight, which works surprisingly well, is to use packing tape over the top of the hangers as shown in the picture, and that is enough to keep the hangers from rotating much and drifting around.I think probably two of these racks would be enough to hang cabinet doors for a small to medium kitchen.

Holds the weight pretty well when it is not extended out. Once it is fully extended it begins to warp a bit. (pictured) But, holds several items (50-80) so it definitely handles it well.Easy to build, needs to be reverse folded and a support beam goes in.To fold , it is easy but have to figure out the reverse folding.Once collapsed I place it on the bottom of my car (accord). I lay down the back seat and push it through there.Since its a double rack it is definitely a space saver and easy to set up nd break down.

I was looking for a rack that would have enough room to dry at least a load of laundry at a time since my dryer broke and this was big enough to hold pretty much the whole load. Nice and tall so nothing hangs on the floor or you can throw a blanket over it without it dragging on the floor, which is nice. Most of the other stands weren't as close to being as big. A little wobbly but that's only if you shake it or run into it. No danger of it just falling over or coming apart. Lightweight and folds up nicely you can just tuck it in a corner and it fits to get it up and out of the way. Couldn't be happier with it, especially at the price!

Pour sécher les draps c’est génial. Même pour un grand lit deux places. Les draps se plient en deux sans toucher par terre et on peut mettre les taies d’oreiller au centre.Par contre, je ne l’ai pas utilisé beaucoup depuis que je l’ai, je crains qu’il ne soit pas assez solide lors de grands vents...

Although the product was damage when the item is received (see photo), EPATECH offered replacement at no extra cost. Excellent customer service. The product structure is stable.

Use it to air out fleeces and bed covers and it works extremely well.

The unit was exactly as described. There was a small amount of damage when we received the unit. Couldn't tell if it was from shipping or seller.

It is a lot flimsier than I thought. Hopefully it stands up well!