Honey-Can-Do Steel Tripod 64-Inch Folding Clothes Drying Rack – Space-Saving Collapsable Clothes Rack, Durable Clothes Dryer Stand for Laundry Room, 3 Rotatable Arms for 30 Hangers

I like this foldable drying rack. It's very convenient in the laundry room to dry delicate blouses and when it's not in use, it fits nicely against the wall in the corner. This seems to be sturdy enough and good quality. So far it's been stable as long as I have enough clothes to dry for each of the 3 racks. I'd recommend this for your laundry room. You won't be disappointed.

Update as of October 21, 2022:The bad reviews aside, this turned out to be a better drying rack than I expected. Very easy to put together and take down, it is tall and large and holds a decent amount of clothes. It is sturdy for the most part, but unlike some reviewers have done, I would never stand this up outside in the wind. This drying rack needs a very flat, very hard surface.Some important tips for using this based on my experience:1. Go slowly and test it as you add clothes to it so that it doesn't get overloaded.2. IMPORTANT: Try to distribute the weight as evenly as you can among the 3 "branches" that the clothes are hung from.3. VERY IMPORTANT: Don't overload it, and hang the heaviest items toward the CENTER, not toward the outer edges. That will help to keep the rack from toppling and will help to prevent the bottom legs from breaking or cracking since they are plastic.4. Unless you really need to, I would not recommend sticking the hangers into the holes on the branches unless they are thin metal hangers. I have found that the holes are small and that plastic hangers were difficult to extract.In the picture I was able to dry 3 long sleeve shirts, 5 t-shirts, a towel, some socks, and a top sheet with no problems. Since then I have used it many more times with towels, sweaters, suit pants and jackets, etc. I'm always careful not to overload and I've not had ONE issue yet.Assembly and disassembly are easy (it is 2 pieces about 3 feet each) and I have kept the box so I can store it away until next time. I originally gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because half of it is plastic and I thought that was sure to cause problems, but for the money spent it is working well so far and I would buy it again.

Durable and easy to erect and breakdown. Good to hang dry clothing or to air out clothing. It doesn't take up that much space and can easy to transport. Use it a lot at performances requiring dress changes to hang outfits. Weight and size makes it easy to transport anywhere.

Very easy to assemble and use. It folds up well when not in use. I was impressed with how many items it could hold.

Love this. Saves my clothes from the heat of the dryer. Collapses nicely for storage. Easily take on back porch to dry in the sun or I place it in the living room over night while the ceiling fan goes.Update 5-2025: I still love this but it is unstable outside. It’s not even breezy outside and fell over twice. Inside us fine, outside a no.

5 Stars – The Clothes-Drying Giraffe I Never Knew I NeededLook, I never thought I'd get emotionally attached to a clothes drying rack, but here we are.The Honey-Can-Do Tripod Rack showed up on my doorstep like a tall, lanky butler ready to hold my wet laundry with dignity and grace. At 64 inches, it’s basically the NBA center of drying racks. I half expected it to start calling fouls on my socks.Set-up? A breeze. I unfolded it like an awkward origami crane and BAM—instant laundry tree.Functionality? Impressive. I’ve got shirts, towels, yoga pants, and one extremely judgmental cat all hanging out with room to spare. It holds a lot, and it hasn't collapsed once under the crushing weight of my damp adult responsibilities.Stability? Shockingly good. I bumped into it full-force while chasing a rogue fruit fly and it didn’t even flinch. I can’t say the same for my bookshelf.Portability? When you’re done, it folds down like it’s auditioning for a magician’s assistant gig. Poof—gone behind the door.If you're tired of draping your underwear across every chair in your house like you're airing out medieval tapestries, this is your new best friend. Highly recommend.

As a tall person I need to hang most of my natural fiber clothing so that I don’t lose length in the legs and sleeves. On this easy to assemble tripod I was able to hang up an entire load of pants and shirts, which dried quickly. The design is simple and effective and the unit is sturdy, at an excellent price. Love that it collapses and can be put away.