Step Up Laundry Drying Rack (28-INCH Industrial Gray), Wall Mounted, Retractable Clothes Drying Rack, 40lbs Capacity, 11.6 Linear Ft, with Wall Template and Long Screwdriver Bit

Love this. Wall anchor are not strong enough to hold it w/clothes, but the product designer was smart and intentional. The screw holes are spaced so that you can put 3/5 of the screws into wall studs. 10/10 design, sturdiness, and functionality. Great compact design

This is an amazing invention! We hung it on the side of our house near our pool and it easily holds wet beach-size towels. Folds up neatly and can’t even see it on the white wall because it is so thin! It’s there when we need it and folds up flat when we don’t!Must be careful putting towels on, though. You must distribute the weight of the towel evenly before sliding into place on rods. Otherwise the rods can bend. Also, the metal side pieces that allow the unit to be folded in are very lightweight and bend very easily. Easy to fix but if you aren’t careful, I imagine they could break pretty easily. We have older kids and gave them specific instructions on how to hang wet towels. I wouldn’t let younger kids attempt to use it.I was worried that it may rust but the finish seems solid and after a month of 95 degree days and rainy nights, it still looks perfect.This works great for our family. We love, love, love it!! Everyone who sees it thinks it’s the coolest idea!

Such a space saver and was easy to install by myself. Works great to air dry and takes up such a small space when closed. Well made and easy to use. Great Purchase

Pros:I love how it tucks neatly out of sight and out of the way.It has a fair amount of drying space, and we hung it high enough that I can hang long dresses on it, which ability free-standing racks don’t often allow.Seems like it will last well.Cons:it really needs to go into studs rather than the included anchors. Still, since there are several holes you just have to pick the ones that line up with studs, and that seems to be perfectly sturdy.My main beef is that it is very loud and clanky when you pull it out and when you hang things from it. I’m trying to figure out some way to dampen the clanging. But I did order another one to add more drying space, so that wasn’t a deal-breaker.

We have had this rack for a year. This has been used quite a lot. It is made of metal and very sturdy. Still looks brand new.The rods are a bit noisy when putting things on/off. It's metal rods on metal frame. Just the cost of being sturdy.Some may be concerned with the weight. There are eight screws to attach it to your wall. I hit the left set screws into a stud, the rest are just into the drywall. We have no problem loading this rack up with five wet sweaters.We liked it so much, my wife wants another. Good thing I mounted the first up a bit high. Always good to make my wife happy.

I’m loving this drying rack. It was easy to hang and I love that it can be folded flat to the wall and saves space. I wish I had purchased it sooner.

I am thrilled with the Step Up Laundry Drying Rack! The wall-mounted design is incredibly convenient and saves so much space in my laundry room. With a 60 lbs capacity and 20 linear feet of drying space, it easily accommodates large loads of laundry. Installation was straightforward thanks to the included wall template and long screwdriver bit, making the setup process a breeze. The retractable feature allows me to tuck it away when not in use, keeping my space tidy. This drying rack has become an essential part of my laundry routine, and I highly recommend it for anyone looking for an efficient and stylish drying solution!

Mounting wasn’t that big of a deal, but it’s noisy to fold out and fold in. I’d describe it as just clunky. It also makes metal noise when putting clothes on and taking off. The rods spin, so when you’re putting clothes on and off-it’s a bit of the 3 stooges sometimes. For the price of it, I imagined it wasn’t going to be so cheap feeling and the constant metal noise.