SHAREWIN Clothes Drying Rack Collapsible, Heavy Duty Laundry Dryer Racks Foldable, Space Saving for Indoor Outdoor, Hanging Garment Racks Length Adjustable, 63inch

Love this and it extends depending on the space used in.

Very sturdy and good use to dry clothes , hang clothes outside from the pool .

what I like about this product is that the rack comes pre-assembled, which eliminates the need for installation and makes it convenient for immediate use. The folding design allows for quick setup and storage, making it ideal for small spaces. The folding mechanism helps save space when not in use, making it perfect for apartments, laundry rooms, or any small living area. It’s easy to fold down and tuck away. I appreciate its sturdy construction, usually made from metal or rust-resistant materials, which provides good support for various types of clothing, from heavy towels to delicate garments. Despite being compact, the rack offers multiple hanging bars and enough space to dry a significant amount of clothes, making it efficient for households with frequent laundry needs. Lastly, it’s versatile enough to be used indoors or outdoors, giving me flexibility depending on the weather or available space.

My husband has an engineering physics degree and can figure out ANY puzzle --- but this clothes folder, which came with NO DIRECTIONS was a real brain teaser! When you first open it, the bars are crossed (phogo 1) or if the bars are uncrossed it seems like the legs are on incorrectly (photo 2). I can see why people returned it! It seems like it's defective manufacturing! Thanks to those who left directions, but you did say WHICH END MATTERS!!! We tried following others' directions and it still didn't work. Finally, I (the social worker) noticed one end was different! (see photo 3) That made all the difference! We also were trying to rotate it horizontally not vertically. THAT MATTERS TOO! you aren't going in a circle like an windmill. You rotate it vertically. See photo 4. Focus on that side and move it in the direction of the arrows. Why in the heck they don't explain this is just dumb. we aren't the dummies here! This is a bizarre design. And you have to fold it back up this way, too! I don't get why they have to cross things like this but then again I'm not the physicist. NOW I have my first load in the laundry and will report back after I hang them up to dry for the first time. I anticipate no problems until a windy day. I'll report back then.

Pros:- This is light enough to be easy to carry, even if you need to lug it with your basket of wet laundry. I have spine issues, and have no worries about the weight and no trouble setting it up.- You can fit a lot of items on it, if you use hangers with it. There are some to look for that are especially for laundry, with built-in clips and a way to secure the hangers from falling off - look for those as they have been a helpful addition.- Once you get used to how to fold it, it's easy to set up and take down, so that you can use it where you do not want a more permanent fixture.- The metal, smooth finish is easy to wipe down and keep clean.- The height is only roughly 4 - 5 feet when set up. This makes it easy to reach for those who are shorter or may be using a wheelchair. It may also allow it to fit on balconies that have an overhang or other areas with obstructions, more easily.- This is awesome for areas where there may be restrictions on laundry lines. By the time your HSA shows up, you can have all the evidence put away again, haha!Cons:- The low height does limit how long things that you are drying can be, so if you are used to higher lines then that takes a little getting used to. I have been able to drape some longer things across both sides as an adaptation.- This is nice enough and mobile enough that I don't think that I could have used it in a previous neighborhood where things tended to disappear.- This is suitable for calm weather or areas that are sheltered from the wind. If you are wanting to use it in different conditions then you'll need to find a way to secure it.- Remember that you won't be using clothespins on this, so you will be draping things either directly on the metal, or you will need to use hangers and may need to invest in something suitable. I find it very helpful to have hangers that are made for this application - the hanging part has a clip to close the opening, so that you don't come outside to find that your things have fallen. That helps a lot!I hope that this review is helpful to you. Do let me know, and happy shopping!

I air dry quite a bit of things from blankets to lingerie. I needed something I could use indoors and out; could hold a good amount of weight; yet could collapse down to take up little space. Check, check, check!

Like the sturdiness of the rack. Used at a church sale and it worked out nicely. It held about 60 pieces of light weight garments. Easy to assemble and take down. Will be excellent for hanging light clothing, light linens outside to air dry and using for my sewing projects. I find this item to be a good investment because of the many versatile uses.

There are multiple pieces to this product that require moving them from outdoor-large to indoor-smaller and they are moderately heavy pipes that truly surprised us. If you are 83 like my wife and I, they seemed to offer usage flexibility but opening the box quickly to view the pieces and appreciate the overall weight told us that there are limits to flexibility. Be absolutely sure of your physical limits as you consider this product keeping in mind size and weight. These comments are not meant to be negative but eye openers to consumers who do not pay sufficient attention. 3 stars for interlocking pieces and connections that end up being a somewhat large and difficult unit to deal with at 83 years old