Wonderful drying rack... it doesn't move and doesn't rust because it's plastic. I have bought two... I highly recommend it

It is heavy and the wheels do not roll. The lock button was also stuck at first, fortunately now it works

after one use, it fell apart

So far very good for not rusting the floor on the balcony or generally not producing rust! Of course, it doesn't withstand a lot of weight—I generally fill it up with clothes, but if I put large sheets, it's better to hang them elsewhere if you're going to fill it completely.

It is convenient that it is plastic and does not rust. In addition, it has enough spaces and can hold a lot of clothes. However, it is very heavy, the wheels do not help much with moving it, and finally, it has plastic spikes that stick out in some places and you may need to cut them off with a box cutter. I consider it expensive for what it offers!

Many advantages compared to the aluminum ones that get blown away by the wind, but as soon as I opened the package with the drying rack after 15 days of purchase and storage, the plastic was broken

Incredible drying rack, durable, with enough space for a large 8kg washing load. I recommend it without a second thought

Use indoors, be careful because especially the plastic rods on the "sides" break relatively easily. I will buy plastic again because it is indeed convenient as it does not rust like the iron/aluminum ones, but I might look to try another brand.

Sturdy and stable construction. I ended up with a plastic drying rack because the aluminum ones were leaving rust on the floor. It doesn't seem to lack anything compared to the previous ones in terms of use. I have a reservation regarding its resistance to weather conditions. We'll see...

Very sturdy and well-built, you can tell it doesn't fall easily, nor does it wobble. It requires specific clips only because the wires are thick and the clothes don't hold easily, leaving marks; you will find the suitable ones in practice.

Aside from the fact that you have to use a cutter to remove the rough edges, which cut like.. knives, from the mold so that the fabric of the clothes doesn't get damaged, it seems good. We'll see!