foxydry Mini, Ceiling Mounted Drying Rack, Pulley Clothesline, Vertical Folding Laundry Drying Rack, 50 x 21.2 x 9.8 inches (120, Grey)

One of the best purchases I ever made! I used to have a drying rack that stood on the floor of my room. There wasn’t really enough space for it so it always seemed to be in the way and I frequently bumped into it. This has made a big difference. My ceilings are only 7 feet high so I still have to duck under the clothes a bit if I need to walk in that area but they are still sufficiently out of my way. I missed this review until now so it’s been 4 years that I have been using it and it’s still going strong

I adore my Foxydry. I used to use a fold out thing to hang my clothes on that sat in my bedroom while everything dried (and until I put all the clothes away!). I hated looking at it! With the Foxydry, our drying clothes are now out of sight. We hung it above our laundry sink so the wet items can drip dry. I put a small fan under it when I want clothes to dry faster. I load it up with tons of clothes, and I haven't had any issues. I would not put a rug or something that heavy, but I put wet jeans over it each week. 4 years later, the only issue I had were that some bolts were falling off because they came loose. We had it installed by our contractor, so I can't speak to how easy it is to install. It is easy for me to use from my wheelchair, and it enables me to hang clothes up high and out of the way even though I can't stand.

After we unpacked it, we realized all the hardware was missing. We just moved and it’s been sitting in my laundry room waiting to be put together. Now it’s too late for return!

I had a friend put it up. We found out we were missing 5 of the bars. I contacted them by email as they are in another country. They answered with in 5 mins. I didn't expect that. I told them what was missing and they got all the information needed. They took care of it right away. I received all 5 bars plus 3 extra. (Space for 8) I am very pleased with the service and it works GREAT! Didn't have anything to hang at this time, but it does hold quite a lot.

My household of 7 uses this drying rack constantly. But...despite our best efforts (measure 6 times, drill once...make that twice; use the density-detection tool from the hardware store), we failed to hit the more secure wooden joist on this heavier-of-two ends. If I have to do it over again, I would make sure to anchor the heavier of two ends, and not worry so much about the lighter end As it is, I advise housemates to hang heavier items on the end where we did manage to attach to the joist. The FoxyDry has been in place for 4 years, so I know longer worry about it falling.