Storage MANIAC Sweater Drying Rack, Mesh Clothes Drying Rack, Stackable Laundry Drying Rack, Lay Flat Dryer for Delicates, Portable Dry Rack for Indoor or Outdoor, White, 4-Pack

This drying rack has been one of my best buys! It was quite easy to put together and it is quite sturdy. The rack is large enough to put hand washed heavy sweaters on it. I like the netting where items can dry on both sides without moving them. The only thing I would like better if there was more space between the racks because the second, third and fourth rack takes some maneuvering to get items on them. However, if there was more space between the racks that means the whole drying rack would be larger and even harder to store. So I guess it is perfect the way it is. The downside of this drying rack is its size because being very large that means it needs more space when in use and with storing. If you don't have much space in your home it could be a problem. It can be taken apart to store because it has plastic parts, but that is not feasible when you have to put it together every time you use it for drying items. Not only that taking it apart and putting it back together, in my opinion, could make it weaker. However, for the value and the benefit drying hand washed clothing without a fuss this drying rack cannot be beat. I like the looks of it too when it is put together. The truth is I absolutely love everything about it!

These are great, were easy to put together, and seem sturdy so far. They meet the functionality I needed, which was more flat area to dry my delicate knits without taking up a lot of space. I like that I can use one at a time or several and stack them, what a space saver! They are not foldable, so they do take up some space when not in use. I'm ok with that though, because I have one rack that is foldable and not only is it smaller than these, it is also flimsy and sags.

I thought this was a little pricey for a drying rack, but it is nice quality, so I don't regret buying it. It holds a good amount and feels like it will last a long time. Photo shows it with a sopping wet medium-weight hoodie. It's sagging a bit in the middle, but nowhere near touching the floor. I was impressed because the wet hoodie is pretty heavy. The pieces assembled fairly easily. As others have said, it does take up a lot of floor space, but it's worth it to me. I also use it to air out my wool shirts in between wearing. To store it, you could separate the layers and stack them so the legs are next to each other (see second photo) then put it in a closet or under a bed. The legs stack securely (no worries about them sliding apart and collapsing) but also are not hard to separate, if you don't shove them together tightly.

Works better when cat doesn’t use it as a bed. Very handy for sweaters.

These were easy to put together individually and stack nicely. Sometimes these products have parts that don't quite fit together, but I did not have that problem. I leave mine together when not using and lean them against the wall. They do take up space, but it's easier then taking them apart all the time.

I hand wash and/or air dry a lot of clothes (sweaters, delicates, sports uniforms, special linen, decorative pillow cases, jeans, never washed dyed fabrics, etc) and this is perfect for drying. The assembly is fairly easy, there are no screws or tools needed so it also comes apart easy. As a matter of fact if you bump it or try to pick it up all together it sometimes comes unattached here or there but it snaps back in very easily. So it can be a tad flimsy but it still works well if you just take care of it. The net is thin (aids in decreasing drying time ) and you have to be somewhat careful with it but it is sturdy and still holds any heavy duty sweater or heavy item I need to dry without a problem... and I have a lot of them. The fabric holds well and I dont even have to flip my garments as with other drying racks because the thin netting allows for great air flow and they fully dry as is. It is a good size, which is favorable for drying things flat obviously, but storage is not super convenient. You have to take it apart to store it but its easy to snap on and off as needed. I have included some pictures with water bottles for size reference. It does take up a lot of space so I actually keep mine under the dining table when things are drying so it's out of the way. I literally use this every single week as I my dryer tends to shrink things. You want to put the heavy items on the bottom and the lighter towards the top to minimize stretching of the fabric on top and you can rotate the shelves as well but I have not done so myself. I've had mine for year and a half and it's just as good as it was the first time I used it. Also don't put anything that has a risk of bleeding on top of anything you don't want stained, just to be safe but I've never had an issue.I always keep the whites and light colors toward the top if im using all the racks at once. I will for sure purchase an additional one when I finally get a real laundry room :)

I’m a little disappointed with this drying rack. I love the idea of cleaning and drying meveral sweaters at a time, but the quality of this rack is lacking and could be so much better. First, the assembly instructions are poorly written and the image is wrong. I’ve single-handedly installed entire IKEA kitchens so I know my way around a DIY project. The assembly should be straight forward but an error in the drawing instructs you to install the base side supports upside down. Thus, when you get the whole thing together it collapses. You have to flip the side supports upside down from the drawing to make this work. I noticed it before I proceeded but I’m sure most people would not and would be left with another hour of disassembly and reassembly. Second, the mesh material is weak. The side seams are strong and you really have to work to get them stretched onto the frame, but the mesh sags significantly when a wet sweater is placed on it. So much so that a heavy sweater will distend the mesh enough that it is touching the sweater below - and it doesn’t really regain its shape afterwards. Third, and most annoying is that it doesn’t fold up completely. I wanted something I could stash away - under the bed, in a closet, whatever - and this does not lay flat. As you can see in the photos the thinned it gets is about 10” wide. A simple re-design of the side folding mechanisms wouldn’t this, so I don’t know why it’s like this. Not the best quality or functionality for the price, I’m afraid. Upside - without the wheels it’s fairly light-weight so can be moved easily.

These are amazing for my wool clothes. I wish they didnt stretch out so much