Clothes Drying Rack for Laundry,Wall Mounted Clothes Hanger Rack,Folding,Retractable,Collapsible(J Shape Hooks)

I needed something exactly like this since our new home has limited space in the laundry area, and this wall-mounted drying rack has been the perfect solution. It was easy to install, and I really appreciated that it came with all the screws and hardware needed—no extra trips or guesswork.Once mounted, it feels very sturdy, and the folding, retractable design makes it incredibly convenient. It folds flat against the wall when not in use, which is a huge plus in tight spaces. The J-shaped hooks hold even heavier items like jeans and jackets without any issue.It’s functional, space-efficient, and has a clean look. If you’re tight on space or just want a smart laundry solution, this one’s a great pick.

I give a 5++ for the drying rack, 0 for the installation hardware and instructions (the wrong instructions were included, it had the instructions for the more basic model)I absolutely love this!! But after reading several reviews, I tweaked it a little bit. (Attaching photos- they will probably make more sense than my explanation.) Here’s what I would recommend (I’m not a construction person, so take it or leave it):1. Don’t waste your time with the anchors / screws they include, either get some good (longer) wood screws, and make sure you’re drilling into studs, or get some heavy duty anchors.2. Several people complained about it leaning downward when extended, causing clothing to slide, so I put a couple of washers behind the plate for the 2 lower screws (slightly ugly, but also easy to hide). The plate (after tweaking) is actually angled slightly outward at the bottom which lifts the arm just enough so that it’s level when extended (but not level when closed / folded).3. If you’re OCD (like myself) spend the extra $10-$15 and get the upgraded one that folds up vertically. I have purchased both, (the upgraded version wasn’t available at the time) and the upgraded one is definitely more aesthetically pleasing.4. The hooks slide around really easily (too easily), which is kind of annoying. Haven’t thought about how to fix that. But it’s much less frustrating if it’s level, based on people’s reviews.5. Because it contained the wrong instructions, I wasn’t sure about a few things. There’s a little lever, (I’ve included a photo), which unlocks it to move horizontally. I thought there was maybe a lock to move it vertically, but it turns out it was just stuck. Once I used a little more force, there was no problem moving it vertically.Overall, it’s a great clothing rack. It’s heavy duty and there was no issue when I put wet clothing on all of the hooks- it didn’t sag at all, and no concern for it bending or breaking. It’s a great size when extended, and folds up nicely. It is well hidden when not in use. It was fairly easy to install, it took me about 40 minutes to install two of them, and a good portion of the time was spent rummaging around trying to find the correct size washers, better screws, and stronger anchors.That’s all, good luck!

Folds up nicely and out of the way when not in use; when extended gives good room for clothes to dry. Mounting with the supplied sticky pads would be a bad idea: fully extended there is a lot of leverage on the mounting. I attached this to a concrete lanai wall with Tapcon fasteners, and it is very secure.

Pros:1) Big and can hold a lot of clothes. Depending on how you use it and how compacted you tend to lay your clothes out to dry, this has an impressive amount of space for drying clothes. I say this comparing to typical accordion style folding drying racks.2) This particular style has legs that can fold so the entire assembly is relatively flat. This was specifically what I wanted as others had non-folding legs which I knew my family was going to trop all over when stored somewhere.Con:1) Not the most sturdy when folded and stored. It could tip over if not leaning against a wall or if someone brushes against it.2) The metal bars that make up the rack has very thin paint. This is important because you do have to take care when drying clothes with metal zippers and such. You want to take care not to scratch the coating as I'm sure rust will be an issue if the coating is damaged. I think this will be true of all drying racks of this style.If put together right, this is sturdy enough for most wet clothes. I've filled it up with hoodies and sweatshirts without a problem. For the price, this is a very good value.

My washer/dryer nook is really small. It has no room to put a closet pole for hanging clothes. This was the perfect option because it folds into the nook and is hidden when not in use. When fully extended outside the nook, it holds all the clothes I need for drying and staging to put away (and ironing, if anyone does that anymore). I would not put anything heavy on the outermost hooks but have had no issues with the extensions holding the weight. I would recommend using the included screws to install and not the adhesive. Very sturdy and functional.

Very sturdy, very practical. It fits a lot of laundry at once and doesn't sag more than a few mm at the far end. I hang up my clothes, go to bed, and wake up in the morning to fresh dry laundry. Great purchase.

Fantastic purchase! Perfect for tight areas! I would not recommend the adhesive install. Definitely find a wall stud and install all 6 screws

It works great, perfect for the needs of our studio. However to mount it in drywall it needs plastic anchors. It came with plastic anchors. The instructions say to drill 5/8" holes but the anchors that were included are too small and slip through when inserted. This required a trip to a hardware store to get the correct size anchors. Frustrating.