WooliteLaundry 360 Aluminum 36" Collapsible Wall Drying Rack

Purchased for 2 purposes- I have a small amount of items that I do not throw in the dryer & for wet towels & swimsuits when we go camping. For home- it easily folds & unfolds for use & storage. Camping- have not used this 1 YET but have had them before & I like that I can move it around as needed to keep it in the sun or away from smoke & it looks "neat" compared to a clothes line. I thought this was stupid expensive 🙄 but it's aluminum. I've had 2 before that were like, I dunno, some kind of cheap wood & they lasted a long time- this damn thing had better last forever....$30....more than I WANTED to spend, but I know I'll use it. I've had it up & down a dozen times, or so, it's easy to set up & fold up. Seems pretty sturdy. I have no complaints.

I purchased two because I do a lot of delicate laundry. I needed the space where I had my floor clothes rack so I purchased two of these and it looks really nice. I used the mounting hardware that came with the racks but I think I may have to use larger screws because the ones provided just spin inside the plastic anchors that were provided. It’s fairly easy to install but unless you undo the top hinge you can not get to the top screw to tighten once you slide the rack onto the screws??I love how it retracts and has freed up the floor of my laundry room in my new house! I have not used it yet but the bars seem a little flimsy to me. I’ll update if they don’t hold much.Other than that I’m really excited to see how much damp clothes it can hold.Updated review after 2 years of using these racks. I definitely had to use different mounting hardware because the anchors and screws that came with are just do not keep the racks in place after folding and opening many times but now that I used heavy duty anchors and screws the racks stay snug and have not had them try to pull out of the wall since. I use these racks several times a week and they hold a lot of clothes and hold a lot of weight. I can not say enough great things. If I had the room I would put more in my laundry room but I have enough with the two racks. Well worth the price. If your on the fence about them, buy them. You will be glad you did!

I love this product. I mounted it over the counter between my washer and dryer. I can collapse it when not in use and pull it out when needed. Both my fiance and I do cross-fit and you can't dry Lycra, we hang a lot of cloths. The capacity is great for our needs (not hanging entire loads). I was disappointed that a few of the bars were bent when they came in because amazon crammed it into a box that was a little to small (product popped though box and taping was off). If they had packaged it better then it might have been ok. On the plus side, this is made out of aluminum and i was able to gently bend the bars almost straight with some patience. I would order this again

Man, the wife & I keep buying clothes that can’t go in the drier. This is great. I mean it can hold multiple garments and supports the weight well.

We relocated our laundry space to an upstairs bathroom so I needed to find ways to use the available space to the fullest capacity. This drying rack was so easy to install & has been working great for items that I need to air dry. It has the ability to pull out further but I don’t have the space so this accordion design is the perfect solution! I paired it with a metal shelving unit (also purchased on Amazon) & it’s working great!

The install was relatively easy but I had to redrill pilot holes on one side. I can’t fault the product- it was my fault. I am thankful that it was so lightweight. I like the fact that I was able to find a rack that is the perfect length and it’s nice to hang stuff of hangers underneath as well as lay items on top. The biggest perk? When not in use it collapses to be very compact and is out of the way

The plastic connectors that attach the metal pieces together are not aligned properly. The connector on one end of the rod is not pointed in the same direction as the opposite end. The plastic rod end is crimped in place and can be rotated with some effort, but this seems like doing so could make the part come loose from the crimping. Then there is the “latch” which holds the rack together when in use. The plastic pieces of that assembly are riveted in place and it is obvious that no jig is used in the assembly to ensure proper alignment. One side of the latch was mounted upside down (see photo). This piece cannot be rotated to the correct position. This latch is supposed to hold the rack up but the weight of clothes in this location will cause the latch to open due to the upside down mounting in the factory. When that happens, the weight of the clothes will collapse the rack and possibly bend the rod on the other side where the latch assembly was mounted correctly. The plastic feels like LDPE and I anticipate it will wear out or pull out of the rods over time with normal use. If that happens, the rack will lose lateral stability, similar to cheap wood dowel racks.

I love the material used for this product as opposed to the wood, which became discolored and left marks on clothing overtime. The only downside would be that it is lightweight. On windy days it has a tendency to tip over with clothing, slipping off to the ground. I tried to put it in an area where it’s against, something sturdy.

léger, facile à installer