Towel Blanket Ladder Black Metal Blanket Ladder Holder Industrial 5 Tier Wall Leaning Ladder Rack for Bathroom Living Room Laundry Room (Matte Black)

This was the only thing that fit in the space, and for heavy laundry items (hope it doesn't rust because they didn't say it was for laundry, but storing blankets...hey, maybe wet blankets, who knows?): sheets. I like it. I don't know why some reviews complained. You can put it anywhere because it leans against a wall. I added a couple of felt pads where it hit smack dab on my metal towel bar. You can move it if you need to open that drawer beside it.It is the last laundry holder in the bathroom/laundry room alongside a conventional shelf rack laundry holder and 3 floor-to-ceiling tension poles with extending arms. i could see more of these for other items, except they're somewhat costly. Very useful design. And do you know what? If you used very heavy blankets on it and it wasn't strong enough you could just make it stronger by adding some rods on zip ties. If it rusts I'll just have to cover it. Once you have the basic structure of something you need you can always fix it up to keep it together. No holes in the wall. No need to find studs. No big space needed. Weight naturally supported into the ground and not suspended in mid-air. That was my last obstacle, because I could have used extension rods with arms...but the sheets are heavy.

This ladder went together easily and is sturdy. I love the black finish. We have 5 blankets on it and it still looks great.

If you’re looking for sturdiness this is not it, but it does hold up!! We use 3 of the bars for blankets & it works perfect! But the bottom could easily move if you have kids or pets etc. It also bolts to the wall BUT the ladder just hooks on to the bolts it that makes sense??? For us - it’s perfect! But i was surprised by the flimsiness.

A little dinky but still cute

I usually wear the same jeans/shorts for a few days in a row and got into the habit of putting them on top of my dresser. Thus began the end of my dresser ever looking tidy. After much deliberation, I decided to try a ladder instead, and it makes my room look 100 times more put together.The price is great, but I didn't realize that it's not actually a single-piece ladder. Instead, it's more like a K'nex set that turns into a ladder when you're done. But it looks fine once it's up and standing, and I also like that you can lean it against a wall at several different angles, so the feet of mine are only about 4 inches away from the baseboards.