BAOYOUNI 4-Tier Standing Clothes Laundry Drying Rack Coat Hanger Organizer Floor to Ceiling Adjustable Metal Corner Tension Pole, Grey

I only purchased this to replace a Hangaway clothes stand from Lakeland that broke after many years but really, I should have just bought this first! It was surprisingly easy to assemble and move into place. The arms to hang clothing from are study and despite the light weight the entire thing stays in place easily. Really useful that I can move the height of the arms too. Would definitely recommend to anyone who needs the extra space or vertical height to dry or hang longer clothing.

This is brilliant! Takes a full 13kg adult clothes wash! And doesn't take up mega space. I've had this full and not once had it moved (according to my spirit level).When assembling the arms onto the poll make sure the arm is upright position to screw in the screw then when the screws in drop down the arm.

Worth every penny.

I’m using two of these but only use three of the plastic arms on each. I hand 1 small 20cm hanging indoor plant pot with devils ivy, I’d be worried about the weight of anything heavy

I live in a small ISH flat with nowhere big enough to put the traditional airer this is amazing it's easy to assemble,takes up so little room I have it in my hallway clothes dry so fast .Definitely worth buying and will save me loads on electric not using dryer A++++++

My laundry area is a small balcony that has been converted into a utility room. Because we live in a rental, I can't affix space saving laundry racks to the wall. The folding clothes rack that I used to have took up most of the floor space and it made drying and sorting clothes in the utility room a nightmare. This is an amazing alternative: it's an extending pole that you fit from your floor to your ceiling, with long plastic racks from which you can hang hangers. Assembly is a little difficult: you need a step ladder because the screw to keep the pole in place is near the top. It stays in place as long as you don't accidentally nudge the pole. I can easily hang 2 to 3 loads of laundry on the pole, and I'm planning to get a second one so that I can string a laundry line between the two poles. The materials used to manufacture it all seem sturdy enough but I do worry that over time the plastic might become more brittle from the weight of the laundry.

Definitely saves space, easy to assemble and quite sturdy. I usually hang washed clothes, it can certainly hold heavy clothes. The only thing I don’t like is the space between each clothes. You can hang 20 but I only do 15 max. I live in a cold country and it takes a little bit longer for clothes to dry, especially indoor. It can get crowded if hang a lot of clothes next to each other. But honestly apart from this, I really like it!

I have only been able to use the two out of four hanging rails is a good idea but so much space wasted