The product has terrible instability as a clothes drying rack, but the quality of the materials is excellent. If it is intended for indoor use, you should buy it with your eyes closed; for outdoor use, I definitely would not recommend it

It rusted in 4 months. Unacceptable for such an expensive clothes drying rack.

Very good material quality and smart design with a telescopic frame so it fits in spaces of small and large dimensions.

It's perfect! I've had it for some time now and it has been very convenient for me. It can support many washing machines with the extension it has and it is very lightweight. The only negative is that the bars are very thick to put clothespins on, but it doesn't leave marks on the clothes like that

very nice build quality but it says it's for three washing machines but it's for two washing machines, it didn't bother me, it's just fine

While in theory it is really meant to make your life easier when it comes to handling a larger volume of clothes, it has many flaws and I believe it wouldn't take much to fix them! In addition to everything everyone else mentioned, I will add that in the huge holes it has in many places, not only bees but wasps can easily get in and out! For me, this is the worst flaw! For its price, it needs significant improvement in order to be truly worth it...

The drying rack with extension did not satisfy me at all. The rods are not spaced far apart, making it difficult to hang clothes. The extension is practically useless, as it cannot support weight and you can only put very light clothes, such as baby clothes. When you try to hang regular adult clothes or a larger quantity, it bends and seems like a rather weak construction. I do not consider it a reliable choice.

THE BEST THING THERE IS! I wanted it for the winter and it made my life so much easier! For 2 years I had been thinking about buying it and in the end I say that I shouldn’t have thought about it for a second!

This particular drying rack is a big disappointment. It is not worth the money in any case. Within 4 months we are forced to buy another drying rack, for many reasons. Firstly, an entire row of metal broke just because I tried to move it. When you extend it, it has incredibly limited weight resistance. It has also rusted in multiple spots, ruining two of my clothes because I hadn't noticed. Finally, the rods are quite thick, resulting in the clothespins not fitting well. I do not recommend it under any circumstances.

Very little for the money. Within 5 months it rusted as if it were 5 years old. I live on an island and I know there is a lot of humidity, but I also had cheaper drying racks that lasted 3 years and were outside all the time. I do not recommend it under any circumstances.

Its capacity is enough for two to three loads, depending on the weight of the load. It is tall, so the sheets do not drag on the floor. On the negative side, I would note the thick rods, which require the classic clothespins and not the small ones, as well as the narrow spacing between the rails, which makes it difficult to pass the clothes through. As for its durability, I hope it will last at least two years, though from the reviews I doubt it, so I will come back with an update then.

Amazing!! Tall, lightweight, extendable, with looooots of space for two large loads of laundry! I highly recommend it!

Nice sturdy construction but the bars where you hang the clothes are very close together and if you have thick clothes like jeans or sweatshirts, it's very difficult. You need to have a lot of patience or hang them over two bars at a time.

Waste of money. In one year, three rods have broken and we only use it for clothes. It's better to keep the receipt because it has a warranty.

It expands enough to be convenient for hanging quite a few loads of laundry, 3-5 (depending on the weight). The red accessory it has for socks is also somewhat useful for thin underwear, because in winter socks don't fit. The gaps between the racks, if it's at its smallest size, are somewhat small and with thick clothes it can be difficult. -1 star only for the leg closing mechanism, because if you're not careful it can hit you since they close very abruptly as there is no brake.

Good build quality and it fits quite a lot of clothes (not sheets) and you don't need clothespins. However, the rods are quite close to each other and the height of the drying rack is tall (dangerous for falling in strong wind). It is not suitable for large sheets, whether double or king size.

I have been using it for years, it is quite durable. Now the new model I think will last much longer because the construction is of higher quality.

The part that opens is very thick. It requires a very large peg and it squeezes the clothes. If the fabric is delicate, it might damage it.

I bought it today, first impression is very positive. Plenty of space for clothes, the pegs hold just fine. Many may have said they had issues with the pegs, but that's not true, unless you have mini pegs — what can I say.

As for whether it's difficult to move and if someone has trouble moving it, that's not the case. It folds up very nicely and you can take it wherever you want. Obviously, you don't move it while it's open — come on, that's too much.

Now, regarding durability, I will come back after some time has passed and it's been tested. But obviously, we need to take care of our things; the drying rack isn't for playing rough and throwing punches at it XD.

It rusted in many spots within the first month without much use and with care for the weather conditions! In no case is it worth its price compared to the quality of the materials!

Huge! It fits a looot of clothes. You get frustrated waiting for it to fill up, you can't find an excuse to stop doing laundry. I'm so glad I bought it, it's worth its money.

It seems very good.. I would like the distances between the arms to be a bit larger so that the clothes can dry more easily without touching each other..

This is the second one I buy for two different homes. It fits a lot of stuff and it's sturdy even though it doesn't look like it.

Finally. If you have struggled for years with commercial drying racks and want peace of mind, get this one with your eyes closed.
By far the best drying rack on the market

For the money it was bought (a little less than €60), it is undoubtedly VFM. It is of good quality, sturdy (not heavy), and it really makes hanging clothes easier because, 1. it is relatively tall (so you don't have to bend over to hang clothes), 2. it expands/shrinks according to your needs (you can hang a lot of clothes without cramming them). Otherwise, the drying space is relatively small (the rods are close together - although I think this contributes to its stability) and, you will probably need to change your clothespins because (since one rod fits into the other to allow for expansion/shrinking), one side for hanging will be a bit thicker (in cross-section) than the other.

I really wonder about the reviews that misled me into buying it. Whoever designed it had no idea, it is way too tall, the rods are very thick and you can't use clothespins, and the distance between the rods is so small that it's hard to hang clothes.

I have had it for 5 months. I use it normally with clothes and underwear, and the heaviest thing I have put on it is light fleece, single blankets. Just now, one rod broke, as it was touched by the fabric of a winter pajama. As for the overall quality, you feel that it "wobbles" in your hands. It is not sturdy enough (and apparently not good) to justify its price.

Excellent quality and very convenient. It easily fits two full 9kg loads of laundry. The fact that you can fold it is a plus in case you want to hang just a few clothes.

Apart from being very large in size so it fits a lot of clothes, it is also very durable! It is definitely worth its money