Airer Clothes Drying Rack,4-Tier Foldable Clothes Hanger Adjustable Large Stainless Steel Garment Laundry Racks for Indoor Outdoor

Bought this item to replace a wooden clothes horse after the legs snapped. This item needs assembled but instructions are straightforward, it'll take about 20 mins.Love the large capacity. We have 4 adults in the house and a 10kg washing machine that's on 3 times a week so it can easily take full load of washing plus another half load. I like that the lower rungs are high enough off the ground that the clothes don't trail on the floor., good spacing between each rod and the folding shelves means you flexibility to only extend it out as much as it needed. The frame is metal tubes and plastic, it seems sturdy enough and distribution of weight is much better than my old one. Its well balanced for normal washings but I wouldn't want to anything too heavy on it or leave it outside because if it fell over it would probably break.Very happy with my purchase.

Very pleased with this. Arms can be folded down when not in use or for smaller loads of washing. Wheels mean it’s easy to move around. I have it set up in my spare room upstairs so all the clothes are upstairs ready to be ironed or go away once dry.Huge capacity but some parts can be collapsed when not in use which provides greater versatility. Great for families where kids, for example, have wet coats. Great for drying bedding. I use pegs when putting smaller items on it because I need to manoeuvre it to get into my drawers. Plenty of room for air to circulate between the clothes. I put a lot of my lightweight clothes on hangers to dry on the rails of this so they’re ready to go away once dry or in the ironing section.Lightweight to move around. Very sturdy. Very pleased.

I'm really happy with it. It's sturdy, holds a good amount of laundry, and feels well-made. Clothes dry evenly and quickly, and the design makes it easy to hang items of all sizes.One thing to keep in mind, though: it doesn't fold down, so it does take up quite a bit of space when not in use. If you have limited storage, this might be something to consider.All in all, it's a solid buy—just be sure you’ve got a spot to store it!

This airer is double the price compared to the one purchased from another brand a year ago, but from the outset, looks 4 times better.The instruction manual 📖 was simple to follow and the items were labelled in their individual packaging, making it easy to locate item A, item B etc. It is crystal clear that a lot of thought and care had been put into draughting the manual.I put it together by myself in about 2-3 hours (with many interruptions). The box 📦 came with a screwdriver 🪛 and I only had to use it about 4 times, the 12 other pairs of screws could easily be hand-screwed.The airer is currently holding two loads of children's clothes 👕 and I have no fear of it snapping from the weight of it. The bars have a slightly larger circumference than my previous airer and they do not feel flimsy.I will see how I get on in a year's time 📅, but for now, it seems really good value for money 💰.

This is a smashing bit of kit - literally! It arrived in loads of separate bags, but each bag was clearly labelled and the instructions were nice and clear. It took me a while to put it together, but I'm a 5'4" lady in her 70's and I had to do it on my own! One thing which really helped was seeing a picture someone else had posted of a rubber mallet, so as I put each piece together, I made sure they stuck together with a few whacks of a small rubber/plastic hammer, and for the final fitting together, I did find that really smacking the bits together with a giant pair of duck billed pliers made all the difference! I used it for the first time yesterday and was able to put the washing away last night! I bought it because it's not only tall, but the shelves are lovely and wide and they also fold up and down nice and easily. I dried a large bath towel by hanging it over the top rail and it dried really well in a couple of hours. Trousers can be laid across a full shelf and tea towels can be dried lengthways on the rails. The 'hangers' are a bonus for tops/dresses etc, and being on wheels makes it brilliantly easy to move! If the legs folded in it would be perfect, but I'll probably have to dismantle it for the summer because of the space it needs for storage. Highly recommended!

You can hang lots of washing on it however it’s not sturdy at all. I’ve had it 3 months and now I’m having to push the bars back in as they are starting to come out of the frame. It’s really large so take that in to account. I’m now having to buy a different maiden as I can’t be doing with this one anymore!

I am 44 and I have never been so excited and so pleased with a household item, as I am with this new airer!Over the years, I have been purchasing the four legged prong ones, and after 12 months of use they give way, their legs break!This new airer is sturdy, reliable, good quality and takes 3 to 4 washes, providing you are clever with how you hang your clothes. It is big and dominant, but does the job fabulously.Excellent value for money, good quality.Putting it together was abit of time, but everything is clearly marked for you to follow the instructions.You will be happy with your purchase. Highly recommend

When I first got it, I was happy that I could make full use of it, by drying 2 loads of washed clothes. It still meets the all the criterias needed for a cloth drying stand. It’s easy to assemble & use. But the only drawback is its stability. I find it wobbly sometimes. It functionality is maintained, only when it’s kept in a same place and not moved. Especially when the wet clothes are onboard.It is light weight, and space saving.