Step Up Laundry Drying Rack: The Original Patented Design
- Beware of Copy-Cats: Don’t be fooled by imitations with subpar materials and design.
- Complete Set Included: Our drying rack includes a wall template, long screwdriver bit, 8 screws, and holes spaced 8 and 16 inches apart, ensuring a perfect fit on studs.
Space-Saving Solution for Any Space
- Sleek Retractable Design: Folds flat for compact storage when not in use, making it ideal for indoor and outdoor settings.
- Perfect for Space-Constrained Areas: Great for houses, apartments, and hotels where space is limited.
Ample Drying Space with Heavy Weight Capacity
- 5 Sturdy Aluminum Rods: Provides a generous drying area equivalent to 20 feet of linear hanging line.
- Holds Up to 40 lbs: Designed to support heavy loads without compromising stability.
Versatile Indoor and Outdoor Use
- Durable Stainless Steel Components: Suitable for patios, balconies, laundry rooms, bathrooms, garages, hotels, and dorm rooms.
- Multi-Purpose Functionality: Use it as a pool towel rack, retractable clothesline, or towel hanger.
Easy Installation Process
- All-Inclusive Kit: Our drying rack comes with a wall template, long screwdriver bit, 8 screws, and anchors for hassle-free installation.
- Designed for Studs: Screw holes spaced 8 and 16 inches apart to ensure a secure fit on studs (may require drilling).
Package Included
- 1 Pack × Drying Rack
- 6 ×Screws
Leslie Hay –
Love this item¡has lots of hanging space for undies and socks I don¡¯t like putting in the dryer and then folds away so neatly.
Stella –
It took me a while to use it because I am currently in a 5th wheel and screwing into the walls is something you want to avoid. An alternative I tried was double-sided sticky tape, and even though I used a lot it was futile for a number of reasons: The wallpaper, the heat (I live in Arizona), and the weight of the drying rack – it is quite hefty (which I do like for lasting purposes).Well, then I had the idea to screw it to a plank setup and sandwich the plank between the pullout and the wall.Anyway, I have finally been using it long enough to feel comfortable writing a review and the bottom line is that I will probably have more as I upgrade my living space. I love it.
Nancy LaMotte –
Like the whole unit
Jack –
This is a great product for tight quarters. Once your done, just folds up on the wall and out of the way.
Sophia –
These are quite unique in concept and execution, and they fit our need for drying racks that can be stowed away into a very small space. The difficulty is that these are basically little sheet metal trays and so they are pretty… “bendy.”For us, we ordered 4. Out of that only 1 survived without some kind of dent or some bend introduced to some part (one looked like the box got a good twist).Returns were a bit troublesome in that we couldn’t send all three back without having to pay for shipping ourselves (or at least that’s what Amazon made it seem like). We could return them individually though, so we did that. It also gave us an opportunity to explain for each one what the issue was. Honestly, most of it seemed like something that happened during shipping.The really interesting part came when the replacements arrived (really fast too). There are apparently two different models floating around out there. Same company, same model, but there were changes. The most significant being the mounting holes. The ones we got from Amazon: keyhole openings (big opening with the mounting slot). The ones we got as replacements: just simple holes. The holes don’t match up between the two, so we had to modify one to fit into the wall mounts we had already installed.After installing all 4, the one thing that needs to emphasized is that these are made of sheet metal. The rack will bend to conform to whatever shape your drywall is in. And because of the way the rack closes up, any twist the rack picks up will become apparent when the two doors are closed. Our wall wasn’t true, so one rack kept getting twisted whenever we tighten down all of the screws. The solution was to put a washer between the rack and wall behind one hole. That helped take out the twist the rack kept picking up from the wall.Bear this in mind with installation. If your walls are perfectly true, you won’t have any issues.The “bendy” part also comes into play when installing since you have to have the rack fully open to get to the mounting holes. The rack will twist quite easily, so you definitely need a helper and need to be careful. As another reviewer noted, it is helpful to get the rods completely out. You just need to be careful about bending the flaps.The inclusion of the long Phillips screw head bit was nice, but it didn’t really help since the top rod still gets in the way. The installation instructions does NOT indicate what size holes to drill for the drywall anchors. Yes, you can eye-ball it, but it would have been nice to just write it down somewhere. The mounting hole template in the box itself was a nice touch (gives extra padding for shipping but doesn’t kill more trees with an extra sheet of paper).
NDeWitt –
Amazing!
Liam –
The rack arrived already assembled, with a wall template printed on the box. It also came with a screwdriver with a length that made it easy to reach the screws. The instructions were simple and easy. We need to touch up the wall and move the extension cord but look how great the small laundry room looks now! No more drying rack out all the time and the wood finish looks great, not cheesy. This is a great buy!
Anthony –
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!
Emma –
This is so well designed. it is super sturdy and wet clothes are well supported. there are a variety of ways it can be used and folds down to almost nothing. installation is super simple.Thank you!
Owen –
This is amazing. The low profile against the wall is perfect but it’s also sturdy enough to hold my hang dried sweaters and wet snowboarding gear. I’m just sad I didn’t order it sooner.