Stainless Steel Clothes Drying Rack – Adjustable Gullwing and Foldable for Easy Storage – Rust-Proof for Indoor and Outdoor Use

UPDATE: After three years, this thing is still in perfect condition. I have it set up about half the time in my mudroom/laundry room. It still holds a whole load of laundry, including jeans and sweaters. It has NEVER rusted. I use it inside most of the time, and on the porch on summer days. I have recommended it to a lot of people and am now buying one for my grandmother, who prefers line-drying but is having trouble with her balance and can't reach up to hang her clothes safely. This is lightweight enough for her to move it around and set up easily and hang up a bunch of stuff. Some reviews say it is not sturdy, and the only thing I can think of that they mean is that it can fall over if you push it while it's empty. Duh, don't push it over. My cat jumps on this while my clothes are on it and it doesn't fall over (sadly, it doesn't come with cat-deterrent or automated cat hair removal). This thing is really awesome!! Okay, maybe that's overkill--it's just a clothes drying rack. But, if you're looking for an awesome drying rack, this is it. It is sturdy, folds up small, and holds A TON of clothes! It holds an entire high-capacity load with room to spare. I even put jeans over two bars and don't run out of space. It is really, really sturdy. I have hung up a load with six pairs of jeans plus other clothing, with no wobble. I washed my husband's heavy-duty canvas work coats and overalls and hung them up with still no wobble. It folds up very easily, to about the same size as those cheap wooden-dowel versions. Someone in a review was complaining about how much space it takes up when it is fully open--HELLO!! It is supposed to hang up a lot of clothes! What did you want it to do, make a whole load of clothes magically take up less space? If you want to hang up 20 garments to dry, you have to have space for 20 hanging rods with air circulation between. I have not a single complaint about this item.

Oh, my gosh - this thing is spectacular! Who knew I'd use that word to describe a utilitarian laundry drying rack? DH said this item should win a design award for it's brilliance AND soundness. There is nothing weak or wobbly about this. It's incredibly sturdy for being so lightweight. We have an electric dryer that's on casters. It was expensive, holds a third of wash load at a time, and takes so long to dry, but it's the only thing we could use in our rental and it had to move to be positioned in an outside doorway to vent outside. This rack holds an entire load of DH's size 2XLT shirts, socks and undies with room to spare due to the horizontal rack within the A-frame. FREAKING AWESOME! I just came back to leave my review and to buy a second rack. I enjoy doing laundry (yeah, I do!) and with a second rack, I can wash two loads back-to-back and have both loads dry outside. If I had more outdoor space, I'd buy a third. It's SO lightweight and convenient, I just close it up and bring it back inside when done. There's is nothing cumbersome or difficult about using this. It's completely assembled; just remove it from the box and off you go. Super easy to set up and to close up and put away. The crossbars are tubes (not wires) and don't take regular clothespins, but you won't need clothespins as you drape the item over the bar itself. If I have a smaller load, I drape across two more more bars for more airflow and a faster dry time. Yesterday, I draped my quilted twin mattress protector over the entire thing with the "wings" out straight - boom! The cover doesn't dry evenly in our little dryer even with multiple stops mid-cycle to rearrange it several times. Absolutely no problem draping this or a bedspread or sheets over this. If the item is longer, you can adjust the wings at a higher angle to prevent touching the ground. BOTTOM LINE: Buying another one!

I just got this in the mail a week or two ago, to replace our 10-year-old clothing dryer rack that finally bit the dust. I was looking for something that was high quality and could hold a lot of items but also be compact for storage, or if we did not need to fully open the rack. This rack met all those wants. I've used it a time or two now, and it's been great so far. The different setups/shapes are flexible, so you can fully open it if you are running multiple loads of laundry, or you can just use one wing of it if you only have a few items. When folded, it is the same size as our old rack, so storage is the same / not a problem. Folds nice and flat. It is much more stable than our old rack, although still lightweight. I do wish it had some sort of mesh screen type of wing that is an option to lay on top to dry intimates, small items, etc. But other than that, I love it. Some of the reviews have noted that their rack has rusted over time. Ours is new, so we have not had that experience. We also set it up in a spare bathroom for clothes to dry, not outside where there may be salt, water and other elements that could contribute to wear and tear on the metal. I don't anticipate this rack rusting in normal interior use.

Does the Job, Collapses for Easy Storage

Product was undeliverable. Took me a while to get the meaning of undeliverable, eventually learning that it meant out of stock. So we never got the clothes drying rack! We managed to get the best we could find from an Australian source.

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Big fan. Bit pricey, but mostly worth it...