Hyfive Extra Large 3 Tier Clothes Airer – Stainless Steel Drying Rack, Folding Clothes Horse for Indoor Laundry, Garment Dryer Folds Flat for Storage

I was a bit worried about constructing this airer but it was really easy. Only one mishap when I assembled a section upside done but it was easy to fix. It’s quite tall and will take a full load of washing with ease. Plenty of space so the clothes dry quickly with my dehumidifier. Folds flat for easy storage and the wheels means it can be easily moved. It doesn’t feel super strong but I’m sure it’ll stand up to careful use. Overall I’m very pleased.

This is so good I’ve bought three — two for myself and one as a gift. I’ve had my first one for around 5 years, which really shows how durable it is. Airing performance is excellent — it holds a large amount of laundry and allows good airflow, so clothes dry efficiently both indoors and outdoors. I’ve even replaced my old garden airer with this one. The metal material feels strong and sturdy, with a solid frame that holds up well to regular use, and the overall quality is very good. Even with regular use over the years, it has held up really well with no issues, which shows its durability. It’s also very easy to use. The wheels make it simple to move around, and you can adjust it depending on your space, using it fully extended or just one side. The base folds in, so it’s easy to store in narrower spaces. In terms of stability, it stays steady during normal use and doesn’t tip over. When using it outside, you just need to position it carefully in windy conditions due to the wheels. Assembly was straightforward, although I did need a bit of help fitting the wheels and top arms as they required more strength. A nice bonus was the inclusion of spare screws. Overall, a high-quality, durable airer with excellent performance that’s easy to use and great value for money. I can’t recommend it enough.

Easy to assemble and a lot sturdier than my last one that was similar. It is very big and that is great for spacing out towels and other laundry , so air can get around the laundry to speed drying. There are three tiers and also a couple of handy wing things on the side that you can hang stuff on too. I have had mine now for around a week and i am very happy with it. It is easy to move , lightweight , but its not mega strong , so be careful when removing heavy clothes like jeans off it. To be honest , i prefer this to drying outdoors as it sits in my hallway , near the radiator and i have a fan that i use to speed up the drying. It really is good. My last one ( not this make ) served me well for four years , and i wanted a similar yet sturdier design. This is perfect. I have not used my tumble dryer since 2021. The tiers also extend and fold down too. I am really happy with it.

I purchased one of these as I loved the idea of being able to fold it for storage, but have a lot of drying space in a small area. I loved the design, and ordered a second one. Now, a word of advice. Please read the whole review. It’s like I’m reviewing two different items, so bear with me because in a way I am! Our first one was great, although a little unstable. It had fallen over and I found I had to make sure I ‘balanced’ the washing. The legs, which folded in for storage, would fold in by themselves as I moved the airer after loading it up. Still, it served its purpose and was the best option I’d found for our needs. Despite it not being perfect, I got a second one. First thought when I opened it was ‘this has changed’, and it has. The main body of the airer remains the same, however the base has had a redesign! The feet are slightly longer, meaning the airer is far more stable. They’re also far more rigid now. There is no flex in the legs (which I noticed with the old airer if you didn’t balance it, it would lean and one side would lift off the floor), and they are more tightly fitted - so now the legs don’t fold in as you move the airer. So far, I must say that the new version is streets ahead of the older one. Anyone mentioning stability issues may have had the older version, or perhaps didn’t ensure all the rods were fully located (we constructed the airer and put the feet on last on both occasions so we could use a rubber mallet to ensure everything was correctly located). I can only think that these two reasons are likely to be the cause of stability issues, as I have no problems at all with the newer version. Now I just have to think of a good excuse to replace my older version!

Took about an hour to steadily put together. Instructions are not great. They are obsessed with telling you to push and twist the bars in. More clear instructions would be better. Feels a bit shaky but if you spread the washing sensibly I think it will be fine. Lots of capacity. After having the basic ones for years I do feel pleased with it now it has its first wash on. It says capacity for 15kg and that’s about two washes which I think it could hold. Put the heavier items at the bottom and maybe weight the bottom. I’ve used it a few times now and it’s good but the hanger’s start to slip out and it needs a heavy brick on the bottom so it doesn’t tip over. It’s very movable so I can bring it in and out depending on the weather It’s not very strong and after having for a little while the bars are bending a wheel has broken off. A shame because if it was more solid in its parts it would be good.

This is a really good product. Easy to assemble if you follow the instructions correctly. Nearly 6 feet tall with lots of space to hang up a full load of washing. Easy to move around the house.

I have been trying to find ways to spend less time on clothes laundry and this has been one of the main answers! The other hopeful thing is to put a dry towel in the dryer to speed up the drying time and make the clothes really dry! My family find it strange that I am so excited about owning this new clothes horse, but really it has been life changing!! Because so many clothes fits on, I can now do all the families clothes washing in one day instead of over the whole week and having washing hanging around always! The house is now tidier, I have more time to get on with my work. I also take the clothes horse outside on sunny and windy days and if it starts to rain simply wheel it in - no need to take it all off the washing line! Because you can hang many shirts on hangers and hang them off the side arms, no more ironing is needed if you take out the shirts straight away from the washing machine and put on a slow spin! I almost bought a combine clothes horse/dryer but after seeing the reviews at how loud they are, I now just put our small quiet electric fan heater by the clothes and it's dry really quickly! It was quite difficult to put together because you need some brute force and unless you push the poles right in to the bottom, it will be very wobbly. My husband had to hang his whole weight off them and use all his strength! So probably 4 stars for that and the fact that it isn't super sturdy in some places, but 5 stars for the over all!

Unit was fairly easy to assemble once you have got your head around the instructions, which are a little cryptic at times. The screwdriver stripped a screw-on first try, so thew it away. There is no spanner to hold nuts in place which is definitely needed to tighten the bolts to hold the arms on. Casters make the unit highly manoeuvrable on a hard floor, but I imagine on a carpet it's a little more difficult and you have to be careful not to break the unit by dragging it my certain parts. To collapse it, you just push the airing arms in and they go down. However, it's not clear how tight the screws need to be done up. When the casters are folded in, the unit is highly unstable. Apologies to my wife who I clocked on the head with it. Other than that, it's a good unit, but I have long term concerns about how long it will last.