YORKING Clothes Airer 4 Tiers Clothes Drying Rack Foldable Laundry Rack with Casters for Indoor and Outdoor Air Drying Clothing

Really happy with this. Holds so many clothes, probably about 2 loads if used to its full capacity. Doesn't take up much floor space so looks less ugly than other airers. Thick poles with space in between them so clothes seem to be more spaced out. Wheels are really helpful for moving around. A bit wobbly but if you space clothes evenly so they're balanced it's sturdy. Instructions aren't super clear but only took 1 person about 15-30 mins to build.

I didn't put it together, my partner sa8d it was a bit of a faff and the screwdriver that came with it was too small. I've used it once and I got a full load of washing on it and there was still room to hang things on the side arms. It doesn't feel very sturdy but as long as you don't be rough with it then it's a great airer and really happy with it

I liked this as it is nice and light easy to assemble I bought one for my brother and mum. They luv there's

Can assemble per the instructions. Need to read instructions carefully. Hope all fixed and nothing fall out. But be careful of the plastic. Found Sharp end like nail on a piece of plastic. See picture. Also the edge of plastic not smooth. Just assembled not yet use. So can’t comment.Update: Used for around 2 months. Quality is not good. The drying rack rods fall out from the ends. They rods are not long enough. Lousy quality as I need to fix the falling rods again and again. Don’t buy.

Bought this after looking at lots of options to get away from using the tumble dryer.It's a big beast but if you need to dry a full load you need something like this, you need to get air to the items so it has to be large.Assembly took about 30 minutes. Instructions are not detailed but study the picture and work about which bits are which before you start.Once assembled I was happy with how sturdy it is, just make sure you push all the parts fully home. The rack subassemblies for example I found myself standing up, putting one end on the floor and pushing down on the other end because they are too wide to be able hold them in your hands and squeeze together.Overall I'm very happy with the unit and happy to recommend.

The media could not be loaded. Well where do I start, the good is its nice and big, can easy get a large wash load on, i am putting heavier things like towels/jeans on the inner rungs are they are sturdier than the other rails, plus i get the feeling if you put heavy items on the outer rails it may topple over, side rails fold down when not in use so not taking up space, I am 5ft 2 and can stand under top rails with inches to spare, you can move it around if your carefull as it has wheels with little brakes, the not so good is, assembly was a bit of a minefield as instructions were useless, we had to look at pictures to see how it was put together, but we got there in the end, once assembled you see how poor the quality is, just a small nudge will see the rails come away from brackets, the whole bracket and rails are not very sturdy when putting them up and down which you need two hands to do , you will see this in my video, although when clothes are on its fine, as long as your carefully, saying all of that I have to admit to liking the airer so I am going to attempt to glue the side rails in place in the hope it strengthens it up a bit , maybe manufacturers could add screws to hold rails in place hope this helps 🙂

Easy fast built.sturdy with wheels to move around your home.lots of drying space.easy storage.folds up and fit in tight spaces.worth every penny.

Looking at the picture I thought it wouldn’t be too big, but when building it, it was about 6ft tall. It’s decent though, I did have a hard time putting it together as some of the packets weren’t labeled correctly.The good thing about it is, it’s not super heavy so you can easily move it from room to room, but it’s heavy enough that it could hold loads of wet clothes and not fall over. It also comes in multiple layers so you can take some off to make it taller/shorter depending how much clothes you need hanging up.It also came in a very small box, and I would recommend this if you have need to save space/dry your clothes more efficiently. The instructions are a bit informative and in my pack some of the packages didn’t have a letter on them so you couldn’t tell them apart to other parts. So building it was a bit of a pain.And that’s it; I would recommend this if you have small room, but it’s a pain to build this thing as it comes with loads of little parts, nuts and bolts, etc. It took me around half an hour to build.