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Question: It says total 24 hanging rods, Can anyone tell what is the length of each rod? I am trying to calculate how much in total hanging rod space it has?
Document: This is an excellent tool, and quite sturdy, easy to set up if you follow instructions well. It can hold a lot of clothes on it, much more sturdy then those other folding racks found in local stores. I recommend it highly to anyone looking for a versatile folding rack which takes very little space when not in use.
I sell antique and vintage linens and this rack is just perfect for several loads of linens. It is compact and does not take up much room, but there is plenty of hanging space.
Easy assembly required no tools. Great functionality, size, length of rods are long enough for wide clothing. It is perfect.
With very little space for hanging laundry, I needed a big drying rack, and this one it big! It does fold up as much as possible - totally flat on both sides and ends, but you still have to store a tall, skinny drying rack. I have absolutely LOVED this rack because I can put so much on it. It is mostly made of plastic and can feel flimsy, but this allows it to be very lightweight and easy to pick up and carry to storage.
I love this thing! I have been hanging most of my (and my children's) laundry for years with cheap folding racks. They hold so little, take up so much space. I have a new baby and am constantly washing clothes, bibs, etc. The little hooks on this thing is perfect for bibs & misc. items. The Badoogi is shorter than I expected. But even with that, it holds a ton. It is a genius product. Love it and highly recommend!
If anyone finds a more sturdy option for the same amount of money, please tell me. For the meanwhile, this will definitely do the job! BTW, it was pretty easy to put together. My 6 yr. old son did it practically all by himself.
I've been using a wooden drying rack forever, and while looking through Amazon, I found this. I just finished assembling it by myself, and it is very doable. I did break one of those little hanging clothes extensions while trying to figure out what they were illustrating in the instructions. By the second one, I got the gist. I think this is going to be just great, and I think I'm going to love it.
I read the reviews for all of these, this one is perfect,  It wasn't actually hard to put together but I did make the mistake of putting the sock hangers on backwards, they broke a bit trying to remove them but they still works. I've had it for 2 months now, Its sturdy, and portable. I wouldn't move it around with stuff hanging on it but it holds heavy sweaters on one side without tipping over.
I definitely wouldn't call it &#34;heavy duty&#34;. The plastic used for the base is very poor quality, the stainless steel hanging rods are weak which limits what can be hung on them, and it sways back and forth because the entire unit is so weak. Only 1 of the casters snapped into the base properly. My husband had to use JB Weld to glue them in so that I can lift the unit if need be, such as over a threshold.
I also make sure each bar section is firmly pushed in all the way so it is held firmly. I move it as I hang items and am careful to always use the vertical side supports to move it rather than trying to use the hanging bars, that way it seems to not stress the wheels. I love the height of it & that bars can be lowered if not needed, also the ability to hang items on the sides (before I had to hang items using a door rack in another room).
Answer: Each rod is 32 inches.