BAOYOUNI 4-Tier Standing Clothes Laundry Drying Rack Coat Hanger Organizer Floor to Ceiling Adjustable Metal Corner Tension Pole, Grey

I have to admit I don't remember having much trouble putting the two I already have together but it has been a while. Time may have dulled that memory given other folks comments. I just ordered a third.My purpose interestingly enough, isn't for clothes. I use inside tv antennas. I had dropped cable many years ago and have a very slow net. I had an antenna that was too heavy for the 3M hooks and stickers. It kept falling off after some time. Attaching one antenna using tie wraps to this hanger worked perfectly and holds the antenna high enough to get decent signal. The second I only recently just used because the flat paper sized antenna with power booster failed because some kittens chewed through the power boost cable and the antenna dropped off the window because the sun cooked the 3M glue of the stickers I had used to attach it to my south facing window. I moved my second rack to the location, purchased a new indoor antenna which happened to be flat and shaped like a circle (my googling had shown excellent reviews). With one of the hangers put as high as possible, the circle shape hangs just nicely and even though it doesn't come with power boost capability gets the few channels I get from that location much nicer than the old antenna. If I do need to hang any clothes the other hangers will work very nicely in a pinch.I know a weird explanation for the way I have used it, but I love that I don't have to use glue, screws or anything else to damage or alter my walls for this product.

I’ve had this since 2020 and I still love it. It has made our lives so much easier. I don’t know what I’d do without it. Makes steaming our clothes before work or church etc so much easier. Even my kids use it. We hardly ever iron anymore. I’m buying another one. Easy to set up, easy to use. Lots of hooks and hanging options.

Sooooo. I got it together in less than 10 minutes with no tools. It's sturdy enough, fits in my super high ceilings and rotates so you can even install it in the corner of a room where space would otherwise be wasted. It holds a whole washer load no problem.The hardest part of the assembly is getting yards upon yards of bubble wrap and plastic off the bits and pieces. What is it with the massive amounts of wrapping? Metal and hard plastic is not vulnerable I don't think. So, after you get the plastic off, you assemble the thing upside down.There's a plastic disc which you stick the smallest pole into- you then discover it's spring-loaded. The spring allows you to install the dryer even to the very highest victorian ceiling in my (or your) house without using a ladder! Now you add the rest of poles which stick end to end. They only fit together one way so if you don't get it right the first time, just flip the pole over and it will slide right in.There's one pole with plastic clips and bolts on it; these hold the hanger supports. Getting the bolts out of the clips and then through the hanger supports and bolting things back up was a bit challenging- it really helps if you fold the supports right up against the pole rather than having the supports stick out. Folding them up automatically lines up the bolts with the holes on both sides of the support. I spent the longest time trying to get the bold through the clip, through the support and into the threads until I figured out you need to lay the supports up against the pole to assemble them. Lastly, you push the other white disc onto the other end of your assembled dryer.Installing the dryer is super easy. Put the disc on the non-springy end on the floor and aim the springy end towards the ceiling. Loosen the quick-release lever on the pole with the support clips and push the dryer upward towards the springy ends contacts the ceiling. Close the quick release and the tension holds things in place. I would say the lowest height you could install the dryer would be around 6'/2m. The ceilings in my place are almost 10' (3m) high and I had no problem getting a really tight fit.The hangers supports are probably a foot long (30ish cm) long with lots of little divots to hold your hangers. It held a whole load from my normal-sized washer. There's a LOT of room on this thing and I put plenty of dresses and heavy wet stuff on it. I wondered how this would go- maybe the quality seemed a bit iffy, but the dryer held the weight no problem! The pole was nice and steady, much stronger than I had expected.You can arrange the hanger supports all around the dryer and the assembly really easily rotates around. I put my dryer in a closet type area and this neat feature means I can very easily put a lot more clothes on the dryer!

Ok, so I’m an AVID review reader before online purchases. The reviews I read for this purchase were very split, and I probably wouldn’t have purchased it because of such a divided response. The only reason I DID was because I could not, for the life of me, find Something similar that could fit where I needed it to fit. So, I rolled the dice and took a gamble.Showed up on my doorstep, in Amazon fashion, before it even said “shipped” on my account. To this day, I am convinced that amazon has somehow acquired a secret portal/teleportation situation to send product to delivery drivers from the mother ship.Upon reading reviews, I found that there were two sides. The people who said, no problems, great product, AND the people that questioned their entire existence attempting to put it together.Let me tell you; everything you think you know about putting things together, will not prepare you for this assembly. Check your ego at the door and consider IKEA-furniture-building the equivalent to a spa day. Anyone who buys this product must temporarily change their name to Jon Snow because YOU KNOW NOTHING.Everything was labeled, packaged and appeared put together in an organized and easy fashion, but this was NOT the case. Everything about the instructions made no sense. If you speak ANY HUMAN LANGUAGE, you must learn/create/discover an entirely new language to figure out what ever it’s trying to communicate to YOU the reader. Also, if you have any extensive knowledge of hieroglyphs, this will not help you in the slightest. In fact, it may make it worse. I recommend looking for the mind erase thing they used in Men in Black to erase everything you know about hieroglyphs.While you’re at it, you should probably go ahead and find a new religion with a more powerful God to pray to, to help pull you through this assembocalypse.Once you’ve discovered a new language and new God, you can now attempt to assemble the pieces.All the lettered labels are randomly slapped anywhere. There is absolutely no rhyme or reason to where they put the labelled letters on the I assembled pieces. To figure out this puzzle, you must jump into a DeLorean and go back before the earth was even created and discover the true meaning of life. If you manage to get that far, the next steps will be easier for you. If not, just keep in truckin’ and may the odds be ever in your favour.Also, (insider tip), the already semi-put-together pieces are put together wrong. I’m not sure if this was intentional as a crime against humanity, or if whoever is pre-assembling these pieces are doing it blind-folded by gunpoint under an impossibly short timeline.You, my poor unfortunate soul, will have to dissemble and the re-assemble the already “assembled” parts.If you’ve read this far, I applaud you. It is here where I will tell you that there are literally ONLY 6 PARTS. This is NOT like opening up a box of lego or a puzzle with a million things to figure out. They SOMEHOW MANAGED to force us into the labyrinth of assembly with only SIX PIECES. But, alas, David Bowie’s bulge as the Goblin King is NOT awaiting at the end of this journey. You’re still waiting, hoping and wondering in limbo if you’re even going to hang your clothes ever again. Forever doomed to a heap in the corner of your room. Destined to be eternally wrinkled until the end of time.7 shots of fireball whiskey, 1 deLorean, 1 language discovery and 1 religion transfer later, you will finally see the light at the end of the tunnel. Life will flash before your eyes. You’ll see your younger self laughing and running through a field of wildflowers. You’ll hear distant echoes of children’s laughter of a childhood you so desperately want to warn to STAY AWAY from online orders in the future... but it’s too late, you’ve already gone too far.You wedge the seemingly Medieval torture device in you closet, or laundry room or salon change room and are blinded by the beams of light that explode from the middle of the product once you click it into place. You’re alive! You’ve returned the key to its rightful place in the world!You slump against the wall and slide down to your knees and cry and cry and cry. Your clothes.. they will never only know a life of eternal wrinklage. As you rub the tears from your eyes and kick the empty whiskey bottle across the floor you make it your life’s purpose to warn civilization of what is to come. What they are in store for if they order this product. It is within this moment that you finally discover the meaning of life.For real, though - an extreme nightmare to put together but an absolute work horse of a product that’s extremely sturdy once you figure out how to not self implode while putting it together.9/10 would recommend.

Not sure what people are doing to make these things break, but it's quality was better then I expects. I wouldn't put... say... plants on it (lol) cause that's pretty heavy stuff when you start adding more and more plants.My significant other uses this for clothes, and keeps a fair amount on it, including some heavier items... it has stood rock solid since it was purchased. I give it a thumbs up.

I recommend it and would buy it again

Easy installation and excellent for small area as it takes no space while have many branches to hang even more clothes.

We live in an apartment and now have 3 of these. Easy to put together & easy to move about (& hide when having people over). Love the many different ridges allowing specific hanger placement. Much better then the traditional collapsible drying racks - everything dries quickly now, inside or outside!

This laundry pole resolved my laundry woes . It’s neat and takes up minimal floor space which is essential . Thumbs up . It’s working well so far !