Clothes Drying Rack, Foldable Space-Saving Laundry Drying Rack | Floor-Standing Airer, 2 Height-Adjustable Gullwings, Sock Clips, Ink Black, BUNJI Collection ULLR052B01

One of the best drying racks I have ever had. Very well made with many thoughtful features. Lots of adjustability for all of your drying needs. Folds down and opens up very quickly and easily for portability. Takes up very little space when folded. Very stable when in use and will hold lots of laundry. Highly recommended.

This is a very good product, it is simple and useful. Holds many damp towels after coming out of the pool! It is a stable product that a five and six year old can use without it falling over!

The item seems sturdy and looks just as indicated. Easy to expand and fold. I chose gray which looks nice. Will see how it holds up.

Here's the short and sweet: Sturdy - minimal assembly required (just pop the 4 support arms in) - holds a ton of clothes - folds flat when not needed. The sock clip feature is a neat idea but but that useful. I moved mine to the side so it's not taking up a full sized bar that could be put to better use. If you fill all the notches, you might find your socks are still wet after everything else is dry. I'll stick a few things in there well spaced but for the most part I put my socks and undies on an over the door rack (cheap, gray, 3 tiered) but you could also hang one of those octopus hangers on the rack if you wanted to keep everything in one spot. By doing something else with socks and undies, I can fit 2+ loads on this rack, which is seriously impressive for how little space it takes up. Putting some items on hangers on the end helps to really max out how much it holds. It's not tiny by any means but if you compare it to the accordian style rack most people are familiar with, it's maybe 1 1/2 times the size but holds 5 times the capacity. (Of course how big a load is is determined by how big your washer is and how full you cram it - I have a pretty big washer but have done enough appliance repairs that I try to go easy on my machines if I can) The bars are wide enough that most things can be laid out with minimal or no bunching at the edges. The end bars are prime since they have a few more inches with the curves. There is enough space between the two levels that I don't worry about things touching (hoodies being one exception but I put them on hangers at the end). The short wings are perfect for drying a sweaters - we tend to have thick sturdy sweaters so no mesh support hammocks needed. It's narrow enough that you can move this thing fully loaded through just about any doorway. Definitely a nice feature of you use this outdoors and a sudden storm rolls in! And it's sturdy enough that you can move it fully loaded without having it collpase. I've read that air drying doesn't really save as much energy as you might think, in terms of utility bills, but if you are in a situation where you are using coin machines to do your laundry, this will pay for itself quickly. It's definitely easier on the clothes themselves - no need to worry about shrinking, setting stains, etc. If you dry outside, you can have issues with sun fading or things drying stiff if they dry too fast. I find that most of what I hang indoors ends up as soft as if I'd used a dryer but hanging a clothesline inside takes up a lot of room. This takes less space and I think even less time - drapping things over the rod and picking them back up feels faster than un/pinning. The rods are thick enough that I don't find things dry with an obvious ridge in them. I have a dryer but figure that by air drying part of the time, I will keep the dryer alive as long as possible. If there's an old-school method that works just as well with fewer moving parts, why not use it? Plus for some odd reason, I find hanging laundry to be very relaxing. I think I'll be buying more of these for gifts as my kids go off to college - it will save them so much money on dorm dryers and they'll never have to worry about shrinking clothes. I wish I had bought one years ago - I've always viewed air drying as a warm weather thing but honestly I think it works even better inside and I could have been doing it all year round all this time. I've tried hanging clothelines in the house but with 6 people in the family, it's a lot of laundry and felt like we were always playing limbo - this is so much buch better, for so many reasons.

This product is easy to put together and contains tool needed to tighten screws. It is sturdy and easy to use. It is quite large and this isn't the largest one. I knew diminsions when ordering but it still takes up more room than expected. But since it can be configured multiple ways it will work ok in space I have. The only reason for a 4 rather than a 5 is the way the arms are supported when out. I wanted this for a larger area than I have for drying sweaters and some shirts flat. However the metal piece that swings up to hold arm in place sticks out above the slat it is holding by about 1/4 inch. I will need to place a heavy towel on rack under clothing to keep that elevated area from making a ridge in the item drying on it. Otherwise very satisfied.

I love this drying rack. I have been looking for better options than the "umbrella" design that gets all tangled up. This rack is solid (can move it if the sun moves, with clothes, pretty easily). Its very sturdy and holds a full load of laundry. Sheets even work well on this - can spread out the sheets - AND get more items on the rack. It also folds up and stores easy - about same space as an ironing board. Where has this rack been all my life??!

I bought this over a year and a half ago, and I'm back buying a 2nd, because it's that good! This is my favorite drying rack of all time, it's light weight, comfortable to carry around, and easy to store. I have put so much weight of this rack before and it's never fallen or bent. Stop wasting time searching for a cheaper alternative, this rack will ultimately save you so much time because it lasts long and it's ease of use makes you want to use it and save on the dryer! I'm telling you, YOU NEED THIS!

This is a large, sturdy, easy to assemble laundry drying rack. It holds a full load of laundry (more or less), though you might not want to put more than a few towels on it at a time (say, 2-4, and at opposite ends). This is partly due to their weight possibly unbalancing the rack, but also because the towels might block the sun from drying anything placed beneath or next to them. DRYING TIME: A full load of laundry (with only 2-4 full body towels) placed in direct summer sun can be dry in roughly 4-5 hours, depending on the fabrics, thickness, spacing, etc. After about 2 hours, I recommend you flip and/or move your items around to make sure both sides get dry. This includes bringing things up from the bottom rack to the top to make sure they get sunlight. If you don't, it might take an extra few hours to get everything completely dry. ASSEMBLY: The sparse one page assembly instructions aren't very clear, but fortunately, you can figure out what to do in a few minutes simply by guesswork. You only need to assemble the bits that hold up the arms, and that's just a matter of slipping four metal wings into their holes in the rack, then swinging them up into the arms to lock them in place. Once assembled, be careful moving the rack as these metal wings can easily fall down as they are only loosely locked in place. I assume this is to make disassembling easy, but it can be annoying when your laundry spills onto the floor. However, if you leave the unit in place or are slow and careful about dragging it into a new position with or without laundry on it, it seems sturdy enough. BONUS: The unit includes a handy snap on plastic sock holder that fits onto your choice of the two upper arms. I thought this was nice touch (it easily holds a dozen or more socks), but I would have preferred it if they'd included two sock holders to make spacing the socks easier so they get more sun and air flow. If possible, I'd suggest you leave a space or two between each sock for that purpose. DISASSEMBLY: You have two options, depending on your needs. 1) You can simply fold the metal wings down to save space and continue to use the laundry rack as a smaller A-frame style rack; or 2) you can fold the wings down (or remove them) to fully collapse the entire rack for easy storage or transport. SUMMARY: Before I bought it, I researched other drying racks. This unit had the best ratings and reviews and it lives up to the hype! It's good value for money, holds a lot of laundry (plus socks), and should last a long time. It's definitely sturdy enough for what it is, but I feel it could have been made a bit sturdier. I think the decision not to go heavier was to make it light weight to save on shipping as well as easier for the customer to move around. It's probably also safer being this weight in case of accident or collapse.

Great drying rack!! I love it!! Very sturdy, no assembly required, easy to put away. Hold lots of clothes.

Ya viene armado solo hay que agregar la parte de abajo. Le cabe mucha ropa y no ocupa tanto espacio, recomiendo

Very pleased with my purchase. A sturdy piece of equipment to dry my. clothes on, easy to open up & fold away, & takes up little room in my laundry

Sturdy, easy to collapse and errect. I wanted the 60cm width.

Solid construction. Moves around nicely with the snap-on feet. Like the little 'sock' attachment. Plenty of space and options for set-up. Best drying rack I've ever owned (other than an antique wooden one that had a ton of character). Will recommend to others. Stores nicely in my laundry closet (I'm in an apartment) beside the stacked washer/dryer. Very pleased with the product.