Wall Mounted Drying Rack, 31.5" Wide, 13.2 Linear Ft, 100% Aluminum Rods Space Saving Clothes Drying Rack with Wall Template for Indoor & Outdoor Organization, 60 lb Capacity (White 31.5" Medium)

I used to hang my delicate clothes anywhere I could—over doors, shower rods, random knobs—you name it. Total chaos. This drying rack changed the game. It’s sleek, collapsible, and honestly one of my favorite little features in our laundry room. I even show it off during house tours (and yes, it gets oohs and aahs every time).It folds out super easily when I need it, and tucks right back in when I don’t. No more makeshift drying stations, and everything feels so much more put together. If you’ve got the wall space, you need one of these. I love this thing so much.

This drying rack is great for my laundry room. I was worried about the mixed reviews but I love it. It was easy to install (I did it myself) and it’s held up well. I love you can fold it in to make the room look more tidy when needed. I want to order a second one now

this definitely does the job, I like that I can fold up and be stored away but the metal brackets are a little flimsy and bend with weight

Love it, pull it out to use it and push it back against the wall when not in use. Perfect!!!

The wall mounted drying rack is a perfect addition to my laundry room. It saves space, pulls out easily, and helps with laundry care in a small space. I highly recommend.

I wear a fresh bathing suit every day so I need a lot of drying rack space in my shower, since my bathroom is small and I don't have much wall space. My husband hung this in my shower and it was so easy to do. The template is what makes it easy. And it is rock solid STRONG. I hang all my bathing suits, my towels. I put command strip stick ups on the outside and now hang all my squeegees, sponges and scrubbies on it, as well. This is an amazing item for the money and it will not rust if you choose the aluminum one. I highly recommend this product.

I love how this closes when not in use and easily opens when needed. For summer clothes it fits a good amount. I was able to use clothes hangers by using the belt loop on shorts, tanks and t-shirts I was creative. For sweatshirts I used a hangar. When hanging be sure to fund a stud in the wall to make sure it has a strong hold on the wall.

This is great! Doesn’t take up much space and looks clean. Only problem is, it is LOUD! When I hang anything on the metal rod, it spins around with a high pitch squeal the entire way!