Very helpful to have!
"I’m so glad I ordered this. I actually bought 2. Nice for hanging anything reallyI love it for drying my hand wash clothes."
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 6 reviews.
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Very helpful to have!
"I’m so glad I ordered this.I actually bought 2. Nice for hanging anything reallyI love it for drying my hand wash clothes."
Very helpful to have!
"I’m so glad I ordered this. I actually bought 2. Nice for hanging anything really I love it for drying my hand wash clothes."
Instructions are easy to follow
"Instructions are easy to follow - you just have to match the parts with the pictures. The material is a little cheap and light but that does make it easy to fold up and move around. Have to be careful about evenly distributing weight so it doesn’t tip. But great for drying laundry so far."
I bought this for air
"I bought this for air drying slightly damp laundry (on hangers). What I love about it is that it folds up neatly and can be stored easily. IRIS products are typically space saving, and this one really is. This can be used in zigzag or triangle configuration. I can spread it out like a zigzag for maximum capacity, or, for smaller loads, it can be folded into a small tight triangle, which is very stable. When spread out as zigzag, be mindful to give enough “angle” to stabilize the rack. Also, start loading from the center section for large loads. It is lightweight, compact, and super for air drying slightly damp laundry on hangers. It can be spread out in a long zigzag pattern for max capacity, or in a compact triangle for small loads. Best of all, it folds up easily for quick storage. For that alone, it is a winner for me!A few notes…1. Assembly. Look over the picture of the finished product b4 starting. Notice the center section is slightly taller than the satellite sections. This a key point to help guide you more intuitively through the instructions. Make sure to align the holes for the center section with the “big picture” in mind. The rest follows. 2. Use. This is best used with hangers. You can hang things on end posts, and across top bars, but it does not maximize the drying space of this rack. 3. Shelf. The shelf can be placed on either side section. I actually removed it to make more room for long items such as pants. But, point is, its location is flexible, which is nice."
One of the M bolts
"One of the M bolts holding together the rack is missing and two parts C and D (as shown in the picture) do not hold together because D's joint is too broad to fit. Edit: Looked around and found some bolts. They were attached to the packaging and had fallen out while I was organizing everything. Thank you God. They had not been attached to the rods as some of the other bolts had, so be sure to check your workspace to see if it fell out when you were unpacking everything. However, the extension of rod D was too wide at the bottom and I had to keep hitting it with my hammer until it could fit. It was annoying, so I will take a star off."
