Bigzzia Clothes Drying Rack,4-Tier(67.7" H)Drying Rack Clothing with Wheels

I recently purchased the Bigzzia 4-Tier Clothes Drying Rack, and I am thoroughly impressed with its functionality, durability, and versatility. This drying rack has become an crucial part of my laundry routine, providing a complete solution for air-drying numerous clothing items. The Bigzzia drying rack has 6 retractable trays and 2 side wings, offering ample space. Each tray can be folded down to save space, allowing me to dry clothes on multiple rails. The two side wings have seven holes to hang hangers for additional drying, making it easy to dry a large number of items simultaneously. Constructed from high-quality stainless steel and durable plastic, the Bigzzia clothes drying rack features strong weight abearing capacity and stability. Each rack can hold about 22 pounds of clothing. The premium materials ensure that the rack can withstand consistent use and support the weight of damp clothes without bending or breaking. The stainless-steel construction also adds a sleek, modern look to the rack. The design makes it incredibly easy and convenient to move the rack around, even when it's fully loaded with clothes. Each wheel is equipped with a brake, allowing you to lock the rack in place to prevent unwanted movement. This feature adds a level of practicality and safety, ensuring that the rack remains stable while in use. The assembly process is straightforward, thanks to the clear installation instructions provided. I was able to put the rack together in a short amount (less than 20 minutes) of time without any hassle, which I greatly appreciated. I highly recommend the Bigzzia drying rack to anyone in need of a reliable and efficient drying solution.

This is awesome!! Sturdy, wasn't hard to assemble, just took time and it has loads of drying space this was a 10/10 for me.

This item only took me about 10 minutes to assemble all the plastic parts but took about 20 minutes to get all the screws and nuts tightened. There are no instructions just a sheet with pictures on it, but pretty straightforward. I have used this about 3 times so far and I do like that the shelves can be pulled out of their grooves and made to just hang there to make it more compact. The hanger bar can be swung inward so this can be put right up against the wall. I don't think the hanger bar could hold more than two pair of jeans, it's mainly made to hold light weight shirts. As far as size, it doesn't take up too much space, which is nice. We keep ours where our dryer used to be to give an idea of how much space it takes up. It has four wheels, two that lock. The wheels make for easy moving. Has far as durability, I don't feel like it will last very long being made out of plastic. It definitely won't hold a whole load of heavy cotton towels. I give 3 stars because I don't feel like it is very sturdy and for when it was being assembled a piece of plastic that holds one of the bars in place broke which made that bar unusable, but I give 5 stars for customer service. I reached out to seller and they responded within a few hours and we were able to come to an agreement for the broken piece. All in all I would recommend it given it's price but take care while assembling it.

We would be sitting in loads of dirty laundry without this. It dries our clothes so much faster than hanging on shower rods or backs of chairs. We don’t have a place for a towel line or anything like that so we invested in this. We don’t have a dryer and haven’t for a while. It stands approximately 5ft 4in tall and I can see over it. It holds a ton of laundry and it’s built pretty well. We’ve had this for about a year now and it is still one of our best purchases in a long time. It is kind of big but it does fold in on itself if not in use. It rolls decently on carpet but better on hardwood. Would recommend this to anyone who’s in need of a way to dry their clothes. We actually enjoy not having a dryer since our clothes look so much better than when we had a dryer.

I needed something that could fit in a smallish space but still could hold a lot of clothes - I had been using a clothes rack and a shoe rack as a clothing rack next to it which wasn't ideal, so was looking for something with some height. This perfectly fit my needs. I've never had the posts fall out, didn't measure if they were all the same size because none were obviously shorter than the rest in their group. However there are differences in diameter and height between the groups which makes sense. It's quite simple to put together with the bags labeled obviously, and even without the letters telling you what goes where, the picture makes it simple, though you may have to lay out all posts before starting if you're missing the letters on the bags. It's basically an IKEA item with better, clearer photos. It isn't flimsy at all. I have 2 very wet rugs on it (see photo) and the top one is very heavy, and it doesn't buckle or anything. I have a feeling people mentioning it's falling apart didn't get the posts put in far enough. A note on that: I used a mallet to push the posts into the plastic edges, and when I did almost all sunk in at least another half inch, so keep that in mind. I didn't hit it hard... It's plastic and thin metal, but gave it a good whack. Once the posts were in though, they're not coming out, so I made sure the "wings" were put together properly prior to whacking. So if you're having trouble with it falling apart the likely issue is the pieces aren't put in all the way. You can also use a hammer with something like a sock wrapped a couple times around. The wheels are fine, but 1/4 doesn't spin easily. Its essentially stuck facing 1 way, but I'm sure some grease would fix it up, just not something I need currently.

Very disappointed in this drying rack. The rods come apart very easily and while you’re trying to put one rod back in the other ones fall out and so I bought glue to glue the rods in so that wouldn’t happen. It still didn’t hold..As time went on the screws start coming out as there’s nothing to hold them in place so after your bending the rack enough the wiggle out and fall out . I like the rack itself I like the design, but it needs to a lot of improvement with the rods and screws. I paid almost $50 for the drying rack plus the glue that I bought trying to get the rods to stay in and I am throwing it out because it’s too much of an aggravation to use because every time I use it now it falls apart and I have to keep fixing it.

Assembly is a bit tedious and instructions are vague but not too hard to figure out. But once it's done it's amazing. Sturdy, and holds 3 loads of laundry easily! I love the vertical use of space. It doesn't fold down as small as other racks so I can't put it in a closet but I don't mind because that's what makes it sturdy enough to hold so much. The wheels are a great addition. I'm very happy because I moved into a building where I can't have my own washing machine, and the building's dryer makes the clothes smell stale. Now I just bring the wet laundry to my apartment and dry it on this rack. I save money and my clothes smell fresh. Update: I've had it for 5 months now and I still love it. I use it once or twice weekly and it's just as strong and reliable as on the first day. This is my best household purchase of the year. Update 2: 3 years of constant use, several loads of laundry a week, and it's as sturdy as the day I bought it. I'd buy it again in a heartbeat.

It really is a neat drying rack. I like that it uses vertical space that is often wasted. Horizontal space is something I don't have a lot of in my apartment. Especially since the washer and dryer are stuffed into a small closet inside the bathroom in my bedroom. That means when it comes time to do laundry, my bedroom turns into a laundry room. I also like that it rolls. My last drying rack did not have wheels, and attempting to move it with clothes on it caused the whole thing to fall apart. You could easily roll this drying rack from the laundry room to a dresser or closet on the same floor. I didn't put this together right away. I suggest that you do. More than likely you will have an issue based on the quality of the materials. The plastic is cheap, which is why I only gave this drying rack 3 stars. There are a lot of poles and screws that have to fit into plastic holes. Many of them don't fit well, causing you to have to force them. I never did get the wheels in all the way. I had to give up when the plastic cracked on one of the holes in a Part F (the base). And again in a Part E (one of the "wings" that swings out). I contacted the seller, as was stated in the instruction manual. They responded within 3 hours, which was good. But they said they were out of Part F, which was not so good. They told me to contact Amazon for a replacement or a refund. Personally, I prefer replacement parts, rather than having to trash an entire product. But it probably costs more to ship the parts than the parts are actually worth. Hopefully I am within the return/refund window. I was able to put the entire rack together despite the cracked plastic pieces. But it makes me nervous that it will not hold up to a full load of semi-wet clothing. Assembly Tips: 1) You need a Phillips screwdriver for assembly. 2) Get someone to help you, if you can. I struggled with some of the steps given the fact that I only had 2 hands. Which is why I only gave 3 stars for "Easy to assemble." 3) Open the individual plastic bags that all the parts come in, but leave the parts in the bags until needed. The bags are labeled with letters, not the parts. It's just easier to keep everything straight that way. At the least, keep each bag with its respective parts until finished. 4) MAKE SURE ALL PARTS ARE PRESENT BEFORE YOU START PUTTING THE LAUNDRY RACK TOGETHER!!! There is supposed to be 1 extra L and 1 extra M screw. The extra M screw was missing in my order. Everything else was accounted for, so I was able to continue with assembly. 5) I found a YouTube video of a similar product (different company) that showed assembly from start to finish. That was helpful when I got to the step where you screw the "wings" into the frame, as the female and male parts did not look like they went together at all! I found it worked better to hold each "wing" vertically (the 3 poles stacked on top of each other), rather than horizontally. I then pried each female part (from Part D) open with one hand and kind of wedged the male part (from Part E) in with the other hand. The plastic is flexible enough that it ends up sliding in with some effort. This would have been easier with another person to help, but I managed on my own. 6) As far as the screws are concerned, you will notice that assembly of the top 2 "wings" is a little different from the rest. Stick each nut (from the M bag) into the nut-shaped hole in Part C first. Then insert each screw (from the M bag) in the other side. The plastic keeps the nut from turning while you turn the screwdriver. 7) To fold each "wing" down once assembly is complete you have to first pull the male parts of each Part E out as far as they will go from the female part of each Part C on either end. It's a bit tricky to do without pulling the whole rack. Which is why I only gave 3 stars for "Easy to fold." 8) The rest was pretty straightforward. Just be gentle with the plastic when parts don't fit well together (easier said than done). The plastic just cannot withstand the force, which is why I only gave 2 stars for "Sturdiness."

Very good product....

so good

El armado es fácil, sólo hay que tener ayuda para asegurar que ensamblen firmemente

This clothes drying rack is made of excellent material. It's sturdy and can carry very heavy clothes. It's convenient and space-saving. I'm very satisfied. I'll come here to buy a clothes drying rack again next time

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