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Question: Has it fallen apart for any one? Mine started loosing shape in 3-4 months of use. I have tried to put it back in place, but its not working for me.
Document: It's perfect for keeping small laundries at home. Normally I'd have some delicate clothes sun dried every week. Sometimes I hang them, sometimes put then on the drying net. Be aware that the drying net is not very strong. I wouldn't place something too heavy like wet sweaters on it. Maybe it'll hold one. That's top capacity.There're 9  rods for airing clothes, which seems plenty enough, yet I don't really like to use the bottom rods.
Received the rack today. The rack comes in 5 pieces, top portion plus 4 leg extensions. The leg extensions are inserted into the legs of the top portion. One of the holes for the legs was bent - cannot put a round peg into a non-round hole. Required some work with pliers to get opened enough to put the leg extension in. After setting up the rack, discovered one of the 4 corner loops for the top mesh was ripped. Not worth sending it back, but irritating.
I needed a small drying rack for use  in the bedroom, mostly for towels . This Household Essentials rack is perfect. It is very light but well made, and looks great. It was a breeze to assemble (took less that 5 minutes) and is expandable as needed from 18 inches to about 30 inches. It is easily and quickly folded up when not in use (although I leave mine open and in place all the time) or for storage. The price seems appropriate for what you get.
I've had one of these for several years (3-5 years)  No major issues except the screws and washers holding it together popped out this year and no longer held the thing together and one of the bars lost it's center stop when it fell apart. I can no longer fully extend it without the bars separating. I replaced the screws with a longer set. It always was a little flimsy when fully extended so don't load it up with jeans and towels when fully open. I'll probably buy one again.
I needed a rack for wet towels at our vacation home that didn't take up much room. I love that this is adjustable and when not in use, I can just stick it in the closet. Folds up pretty flat. I could even stick it under our bed. I have a wooden one, but it was too big and ugly to put in our bathroom when we have visitors. It is prefect for what I need it for.
I live in a place without central air/heat though I love to do laundry at home and dry them on the clothes line outside when I can. This  little rack is wonderful, as I can put it anywhere where it might be a bit warm in the place and dry clothes, not heavy ones of course, just light things. That is because of the heat factor, not the sturdiness, as it is very sturdy, it is metal.
I do a lot of yoga and my husband is a cyclist, so we need to hang dry the gear we use for both sports. This rack is the perfect size for our needs, and it looks great in my new laundry room. No more hanging things on the back of the dining room chairs. Very pleased!
Fully extended, you can easily drape a queen sized sheet over it, put a box fan on it, and have it dry in a couple of hours. The rack has tremendous capacity and good air flow. The mesh screen they fit on top is also pure genius for drying delicate items such as bras (it can fit 5) or lace sweaters that you don't want to stretch.Things that need improvement: It is about 4 inches too short.
We were looking for a drying rack for my wife's panties, and other clothes that cannot be put in the dryer. Folds up for easy storage, and its small enought that it dosen't get in the way. Very easy to use, and I would purchas this item again.
I sometimes wish it held more, but then I think where would it fit? I guess if it were taller, but it is light, fairly sturdy and hold most of a load of clothes. I put button up shirts on hangers. The corner holder of the sweater surface came ripped, but didn't render it useless. I actually don't use that part anyway. Would recommend.
Answer: Mine has lasted a year and a half so far. It gets loose, but tightening up the screws make it stable again. I haven't used it for a lot of heavier items much. It has made it on a few trips across the states though.