BR505 3-Tier Collapsible Clothes Drying Rack with Casters, Laundry Drying Rack, Stainless Steel Hanging Rods, Indoor & Outdoor Use

The Pros:This is an amazing design for a drying rack. My family was able to get what amounts to over two loads of wash on this drying rack, and we still had room for a few more items..The bars are wide, so I can easily layout larger-sized garments and items for drying. There's almost 31.5" of unobstructed bar space, so in many cases, I can not only drape a shirt or other item on the bar, but also have room to add socks, bras, etc. to the same bar. There are 10 bars per tier. If you do a decent job spacing the 3 tiers of bars, you can hang 3 levels of normal items without them touching.The built-in clips on the undersides of the "wing" supports are also great for hanging ankle socks (as shown in one of the photos), underwear, bras, etc.. There are 12 clips per tier.The two fold-out arms are designed for items on hangers, and add even more drying space.It was easy to put together, and everything fit or popped into place as expected.For the amount of drying space provided, It has a fairly compact footprint for storage, when the "wings" are dropped down, and the feet are pivoted in.The Cons:I'm not sure how durable the plastic connectors are that join the two "wings" to the main section for each tier. I'm erring on the side of caution and hanging heavier items on the two middle bars of each section, or on the bars on the "wings" that are closest to the middle section.When popping the "wings" into (or out of) position for drying or storage, I think finesse should be used - otherwise I can see something breaking in pretty short order. If you are rough on your drying rack, or want to use it to dry pretty heavy items (such as comforters), this may not be the best option for you.While somewhat compact when collapsed, it is still tall and has a larger footprint than a typical drying rack. This isn't going to slide under a bed for storage unless your bed is up pretty high or you disassemble it first, so you may want to consider where you are going to stow it before you order it.

There is no convenient place for an clothes line in my yard, so this is the next best thing. Ibought this rack to use outside on my deck and I love it. There is plenty of space for everything. The hooks under each rack are useful for bras/underwear. The extra "feet" that pull out on the bottom adds the extra stability it needs. Due to its wheels, (which can be locked, if needed) I can move the rack around easily. Its light weight and folds down easy so that I can store it in my garage when not in use.Cons:Due to its size (which is why I bought it), I dont have room to store it in my small laundry room, but its fine in my garage.The arms are made of plastic, which I could foresee cracking down the road. Maybe not an issue if you are not constantly folding it down after use.Not strong enough for bath towels (or maybe hang heavy towels on the center rungs only). That being said, make sure the racks are pushed in/locked, which gives the racks more sturdiness. For heavier stuff, I use an old style clothes rack that is made of metal.I would definitely buy again.

Assembly was easy. Light weight. Has rollers for moving it. Adjustable arms for hangers.Only complaint is it doesn't fold up for storage. Otherwise I'd give it 5 stars.

The directions are horrible!! Absolutely horrible. Looking at the photo of the product on amazon, give you a better clue as to what goes up, what goes down. There is nothing stated that the lower foot portions have to be fully extended. If you try and roll the rack with the feet pushed in at all, the wheels fall off..and if you have a rack full of clothes..it's a real pain to get the wheels back on. BUT! It is really awesome how the racks fold down. Very cool how they lock into place. It took me about an hour to put it together..but I had to take it apart because I had the drying racks on upside down because the directions don't show you anything about what goes on top or bottom. I do feel it is a very good value for the money. It is designed pretty cool. So far so good..but I did just put my first 6 pair of jeans on it to dry...As for durability..the fact that the little nubs that actually are the guide for the adjustable shelves , didn't break when I had to break the rack apart to put it together the right way. It is NOT heavy at all. It is a little wider than I imagined, but not too bad for what all is going on with this rack.

I was looking for a large and sturdy clothing rack. I ended up purchasing this one based on reviews, compared to other options. This has 4 sturdy poles but the actual racks to hang clothes is not strong and most of the rack is made of cheap plastic. Also, when you try to roll it, the large poles come undone. Racks are adjustable, which is nice. Overall, would not purchase again due to cost, should be half the price.

This isn't the most expensive or sturdy version of a clothes drying rack but it does exactly what it is supposed to do. I use it almost every day. I wash clothes at night and they are dry in the morning. It holds heavier things like heavy jeans and thick towels without issue. the arms and feet all fold in so that it fits on the side of my dryer when I'm not using it. You can adjust the height of the racks so you can have one for short things like socks and washcloths and another for longer things like towels or jeans. Standard clothes pins fit on the bars. It wasn't difficult to assemble (it took me about 5 minutes and I didn't really look at the directions. I have no complaints about this clothes drying rack.