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Question: Is it too heavy to take outside. I have to go 1 1/2 flight of stairs
Document: Yes! This queen size wooden rack is just right! I was short on space before this purchase. It has sturdy construction like my old one. My old wooden drying rack gave up the ghost after 20 years of service. This Queen is an upgrade from the old eleven rung model:1. More dowels, 15 total!2. Thicker dowels, half inch diameter for heavy duty.3. All the wooden dowels have a smooth, painted white coating that is easy to wipe clean. No mildew buildup.Ah!
With the cost of house utilities going up, I really hoped to use my electric dryer minimally this winter so looked for a large, heavy duty clothes rack dryer. This is certainly it...the rails aren't wooden so the wet clothes spread out nicely on them and it can be put in 2 positions (depending on what you're drying). It also folds up easily and, when not being used, tucks into the corner of the room. It's worth the price - don't bother with the cheap wooden ones!
I really like this drying rack. I bought it to replace a rack that had unfinished wooden rods that had gotten mildewy over the years. This new rack I have been using for the past two months during this hot, humid summer, and there is no mildew at all on the rods or on my clothes. The white, finished rods came absolutely smooth except for two pin-size, rough spots where the paint was a bit thicker, and I scraped those two spots smooth with just my fingernail. Two tips for using this rack: (1) make sure that wet clothes touch only the finished rods and not the unfinished wood frame, and (2) put rubber cups (sold for putting under furniture legs) under the four legs to keep the rack from sliding around on a hardwood floor.
Good, easy as expected - a little concerned about the rubberbands that fix the unit together and how long it will take for them to deteriorate.
A really nice, sturdy rack and I will use it again and again. Even though I gave it 5 stars, I am still a little bit confused about how to replace the rubber bands if they should wear out. I guess I will find out when they go, which will probably be years from now.
I was frustrated with the flimsy drying racks I had and couldn't find anything better locally. After reading the reviews, I chose this and think it's great. You can't go wrong with it. Don't recall what I paid but I think the price may have dropped since I purchased it.
rack is sturdy and well made. way better than the metal ones, this is the way to go if you dont want a rusty rack
When the rack arrived, one (1) of the dowels was damaged in transport. This was not surprising because the box it was shipped in was falling apart. The company was very responsive, took responsibility, and gave me a full refund. I was able to repair the dowel and so far, the damage has not negatively impacted the structural integrity of the rack. This rack is a wonderful drying alternative to using a dryer.
What can I say? This is a greatest clothes rack I have ever owned. I have three now, and dry everything I can on them from bed sheets to blue jeans. They stay outside, tucked back behind my gas grill, so I have easy access for drying clothes.. I'm from the old school where we had no clothes dryers and everything was dried on clothes lines. Because of change and progress, we aren't allowed to have clothes lines any more, but I can put these on my patio and have sweet smelling air dried laundry.
I have this #16 "queen" rack and love it. takes a heavy load and very spacious. I use it on the deck. On rainy days it stands nicely in my walk-in shower which happens to be by the washer and dryer. Great buy for a heavy duty rack which will last years beyond the cheaper models.
Answer: It's not heavy. It is bulky.