Honey-Can-Do Collapsible Steel Clothes Drying Rack, Gray

I have two of these. The first one was a little tricky to put together but then I got it. Have had these for over a year and no rusting or problems. We hang dry many clothes to help keep them from shrinking and dryer damage. Love them. Bought two more for vacation home.

Easy ensamble. When finished everyone at home said it was imposible to fold. I just separate the first part and done, easy to storage is the best thing

It's great the dryer in the apartment Building that I live in does not drive cars all the way So we put this in bedroom and usually buy overnight clothes are dry it's wonderful

Good price, and seems sturdy for such thin frame. A little tricky to fold up. But much taller than I expected. Just want I wanted (I didn't like the wooden versions out there)

I love this drying rack. It was very easy to put together. It holds up well and I can dry my jeans and tops and other things on it. I just cannot get it to collapse/fold. The company wrote me instructions on how to collapse it so I can store it away behind the door or under the bed, but it will not collapse for me. That's my only complaint. Otherwise it's Great and I'm keeping it.

the older versions of the drying rack have a notch the top fits into. the newer version has a plastic piece the top fits into that will break easily if you fold it up often

I thought it would be taller but works fine for hand towels, underwear, etc

In order to collapse this dryibg rack, you must remove the horizontal pieces. Not quick or convenient.

Product once assembled does not sit properly, wobbles A LOT. and after a month of use one of the rods broke from the end piece and the cross section bent so bad that the whole thing is uneven and honestly trash now. Made up of really cheap material so be very careful with it, once you set it up, don't move it or put any weight on it, as it could crumble on you.

The directions said to push the bars into the slots at the same time. I tried this numerous times , while also switching the bars to see if one would at least work and there were certain spots where it would not slide into the spot. I eventually had to use a hammer because they would not go in the entire way.