Wooden Clothes Drying Rack for Laundry - Collapsible Folding Bamboo Laundry Drying Rack for Drying Clothes - Heavy Duty Pre Assembled

This bamboo clothes dryer is functional, looks great, is sturdy & was a great price. The size was was approximately 1.5 inches smaller in width & depth & height than anticipated, but perfect for my granddaughters space in her dorm room. When unfolding the fully assembled rack, the legs/pieces were stuck together (perhaps the polyurethane sealant was not dry before packing). Because of that, parts were rough & splintered. Rubbing sandpaper over all those areas smoothed things out perfectly.

Solid, rigid construction. Very good value for the money. The rack is sturdy and well made. Folds up flat for storage. 5 stars

It's small and fits nicely in the corner of the room and collapses down to store it away. I was able to put about 5 pairs of pants on it at a time. Holds up really well under the weight of wet clothes and over the years, has not deteriorated in any way

Came well put together, without any structural flaws. Some ends were splintering and could use a little sanding. Some folks state it is not that stable but with some weight on it, it should stand up fine. The design of these racks make them inherently not very stable. Just choose one you think you will like.

A little expensive but these are well-made and very handy. I've had a couple for some years, folding and unfolding them regularly, and they haven't warped or loosened. They still look nice, much better than plastic. They hold quite a bit of clothing. Works nice even with a dryer. I don't dry things fully in the dryer, just a bit to fluff dry and then let air drying do the rest. They also work nice just for holding or drying out jackets and other clothing, sort of like a coat rack or closet hangers. Good for drying towels. They can take a decent amount of weight, yet are lightweight to carry.

Much better than the old rack that it replaced--horizontal bars have a larger diameter so they don't bow. It is not as easily knocked over as the old one. The frame has kind of a rough surface, so maybe that's why someone complained about splinters. I don't fold it up very often, so this is not an issue for me. The bars are firmly attached to the frame, so they don't pull off as they did on my old rack, so folding and unfolding is easier. This rack is strong enough to hold a couple of heavy cotton throw rugs (2' x 3'). Works well for me. It's on the expensive side, but I don't plan on replacing it for the next decade or so.

Unfortunately, quality and functionality was sacrificed for aesthetics. This rack looks nice and is sturdy, however, the positive review ends there. It will ruin your clothes and whatever else you hand on there. It has a strong odor that transferred onto my clean clothes causing me to have to re-wash them, which isn’t a huge deal, BUT the color/wood stain bled onto my items leaving large brown stripes across everything. It came out of one piece after a wash, but a very expensive rug is permanently stained even after multiple stain removal techniques and a lot of elbow grease. Additionally, it has a rough texture that snags fabric and will splinter your hand if you’re not careful. I missed the cut-off to return it because it sat in the box a while before I used it, so I’m stuck with it. I think I might try to sand it and give it a clear coat of polyurethane. If that doesn’t work, it’s going in the garbage. Bummer.

It's a really nice bamboo rack. One screw came loose first time used. It was a pain having to replace and fix that; 3 trips to the hardware store. Whoever put this one together blew it. I've learned a lot about wood screws. Still not right because the screw has to go through 3 sections, the rack rod won't fit with the wood screw.