Wall Mounted | Clothes Drying Rack | 30" Wide | 20 Linear Feet Capacity | 8 Smooth Round Stainless Steel Rods | 60 lb Capacity | Fully Assembled | Compact Sturdy Space-Saving Design

I have been using this for about six months now. It worked perfectly over the summer for drying swim clothes and towels. It’s large enough to hold 5-6 towels plus swim wear. Now I use it to hang up clothes as I pull them out of the dryer to be put away. I love that when I’m not using it, it can be folded down against the wall. It has been very sturdy and holds anything I’ve put on it with ease. It’s a huge step up from the accordion style air drying racks I was using before. Set up was a bit tricky but not too bad. It comes with a template to help you drill in the right places. The instructions were a bit vague and we ran into a few problems because we ran into studs in the wall. Wasn’t the easiest thing ever but I am more than happy with it. The usefulness and sturdiness easily outweigh the one time hassle of installing it.

These feel very sturdy and were a breeze to install following the instructions and template. I ordered two and gave plenty of clearance between them. Highly recommend for the price ! Will update in a few months if any rust is found, but they arrived in perfect shape. Tape the template on and make sure they are level, mark the holes as instructed, and we did drill smaller holes first then worked up to 1/2” to make sure they were right on. Feed the screws through with the toggles and washers per the instructions (which means you have to remove the toggles and add the washers), and the rest is a breeze finishing tightening after mounting the racks.

Storage space is tight for me and hanging a drying rack on a door is helpful. It doesn’t take up floor space, seems sturdy and lies flat when not in use.

Overall, this is a very helpful rack. It's not fancy, but it looks fine and does the job. I got two of them initially to hang high on the wall in my painfully tiny laundry room. (Yes, I know, glad I have a laundry room, but it's pretty ridiculous for a large house to have a very small laundry room that doesn't even have space for a floor-standing drying rack!) This way I can hang many of our smaller items that we don't dry in the dryer (undergarments, bathing suits, and the like) up and out of the way, since I still have to find room for larger things to dry elsewhere. I'm considering getting a third one to line up with the other two to get a bit more space up high with the last bit of wall room that I have, since there never seems to be enough room with a family of 5. My main quibble with this rack is that I wish the bars were a little further apart. Unless you're hanging only long, very narrow things (think: ribbons, socks oriented so they are almost flat, etc.), it's basically impossible to hang items next to each other without them crowding each other so much that they will take forever to dry. Even if the bars were about 1.5" further apart, even if that means losing 1-2 bars, it would be a lot more useful. I have no choice but to skip 1-2 bars between things much of the time because of the way the items are shaped, even though I use clothespins, which winds up annoyingly wasting space. If they improved that, or at least had an option for a configuration with the same measurements but less 1-2 bars so things are better spread out, that would be even better.

This drying rack is just what I was looking for. Wider than a typical drying rack but not quite as deep - and made of a rust-resistant material that was not wood. Installation was easy. I've included a few photos to show installation and the finished product. A few tips (1) The easiest way to use the template is to draw a line (using a level) at the height where you want the top of the rack. Then just use painters tape to secure the template they provide and drill at the >top< of each slot. (2) To ensure you get the hole at the middle of the slot, I like to use a smaller drill bit that is easily located. That smaller hole then guides/centers the 1/2 inch bit (which can be harder to center on the tiny slot because it's so wide). (3) ****Before you put the anchors in the wall, it's important to remove the spring-loaded clip, place the washer on the screw, and then screw the clip back onto the screw as shown in one of the photos I attached. I've used these for a few days and they work great. 6-month update: The racks are still sturdy with no signs of wear/rust/sagging, etc. We use them all the time - even for slightly damp comforters which are pretty heavy.

I think this was my best purchase of 2024! The quality and sturdiness of this wall-mount drying rack is exceptional. As a parent of sports kids, my laundry room often becomes overwhelmed in an instant. This drying rack has been a Godsend for the items that cannot go in the dryer. I mounted it above the heat vent, fairly high on the wall and clothes dry in a flash! It’s extremely easy to use, holds a lot of clothing and easy stores back up to the wall when not in use. Excellent value and more importantly, it’s made my life easier!

It works great! It was easy to install and can fold down out of the way.

Drying rack seems sturdy and good quality. Once I understood what to do- it was pretty easy to install on the wall. I am taking off 2 stars because the package includes extra hardware for installing into cement walls but nowhere in the instructions does it indicate that that is what the hardware is for. The packaging says that it includes hardware for installing into cement as well as drywall- but the actual instructions don't say anything. There also are no instructions for installing into cement. Glad I was installing into drywall or I would have been really confused. A short video showing someone installing and a package list that indicates what is included in the package would be easy improvements. I did follow a different reviews suggestion of first drilling a smaller hole and working up to 1/2 drill bit. I think that helped.

Does the job and it is fairly sturdy. However I think it is a bit expensive for what it is. Also the fittings where not appropriate for a block wall and I used my own plugs and screws

Creo que una mejora en el diseño podría facilitar el montaje, tengan cuidado con el instructivo ya que indica usar brocas ya sea de 1/2 o 5/8 lo cual son demasiado grandes para el hoyo de 1/4

I bought two of these for our compact laundry room. I have only had them for 4 days but totally recommend them. They are sturdy, narrow at 22" . They can hang flat or raise to 45' or 90'. Very convenient.

These are fabulous in my small laundry room. Allow plenty of drying space. Strong and sturdy.

From the description it looked amazing, don’t get me wrong it is good but could just be better. The plates / frame for mounting onto the wall is super flimsy, but the actual hanging part is good, didn’t use the provided screws as they were for plasterboard, I have mine fixed on a concrete wall. It will hold a full load of washing