Heavy-Duty Gullwing Collapsible Clothes Drying Rack

This rack holds a lot of laundry, and is easy to set up. My laundry area is very small so I appreciate that this rack folds flat enough to fit behind my washing machine.

My dryer was shrinking my husbands work pants so I decided to start line drying them, however I had no where to hang a line for clothes so I tried this. It works really well! It folds up nicely when not being used so I just leave it against the wall in my garage. When opened it holds a ton of shirts, a few pants, and all of his socks. I have used this more times than I can count and it seems to be holding up pretty well so far. Has never fallen over even in crazy wind.

Have had this for more than 10 years. best rack i ever bought. easy open and close- no snapping together. can adjust to only lift 1/2 if needed. accommodates lot of clothes in different ways

It’s really well built. The issue is that it can’t handle the weight that a full rack of heavier items (long pants, sweaters, denim, items on hangers etc) puts on it. The weight broke the plastic hinge. (Downward pressure of the metal leg inside the plastic hinge put too much stress over time and one day it split and the rod came out.)If I could just order a replacement hinge, I’d give it five stars, because the rest works perfectly, and now I know to be extra careful. Unfortunately, I can’t and now I have to toss the whole thing and buy another in less than 2 years. Aside from the waste of money, I hate that now it’s going to a landfill because it’s not built to last.So in summary, for shirts and light items, this is great. If you do a bunch of clothes or heavier winter clothes etc, look for something with sturdier hinges.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Great Item + very useful with various adjustments. Easy to set up and fold, takes very little space. By far the most practical item I have bought in a long time...!

This drying rack has been sturdy enough to hold up to 20 clothing items. It folds easily and the arms can be adjusted to different angles. I like the flat mesh shelf for drying delicates and sweaters. I can fit a normal load of laundry on the rack.

My favorite laundry tool. Holds so much. You can lay sweaters flat, hang clothes on the bars, hang clothes with hangers in the bars, dry shoes, etc. I also use this when I am packing for a trip. I can hang clothes all the way around it with hangers and place folded clothes on the top, shoes on the bottom. Works awesome. It quickly folds up just by grabbing the middle section and pulling it upward. The sides just fold down and it is ready to store. I keep it between my freezer and wall in the laundry room and it is ready to go. I have gifted this item to a few of my friends because I like it so much.

I've been using this dryer rack for a little over three years, but unfortunately, it is time to find a new one. The plastic hinges for one of the wings have been cracked for a while, and finally fell off today.First, the good. I've been wanting to reduce my use of gas wherever possible, so I purchased this drying rack. My kids and I have been using it regularly for three years. I like the spacing between the bars, and the mesh net at the bottom is great for tossing socks to dry. It folds out and in easily for storage. We usually kept it in a gap next to the washing machine, but it also can fit under a bed.On its own, it usually isn't quite large enough for a full load of laundry, so we often put shirts on hangers, and then hung those to dry at the end of the rack.As for the bad, the unit arrived banged up but usable. Since I didn't want to instantly create more waste, I kept it instead of returning it. One of the problems we had from the start was that one of the lower brackets by the mesh was never together. I did use the working one to hang extra small pieces, so it was a bummer to have one side unavailable for that. The real problem was the plastic hinges that I mentioned at the top.I need to get a new unit, and will not be ordering the same one.