after less than a year, the metal cords are falling out.. I had to throw it to trash.
Daily functionality is ok, and the product is stable, just got broken to fast,

overall a very good choice, it needs a bit of care because it is lightweight aluminum and is sensitive on the sides.

Although its use does not exceed about 3-4 months, it developed a fault without having suffered any bad or excessive use. The product is essentially intact, however the rod came off.

Within two months, 2 rails broke and unfortunately I made the mistake of getting the black one this time (believing that it was just bad luck that they broke) and they broke again in the new one. Great disappointment for the company. I regret the almost 70€ I spent

Within a short period of time, rods break, I would never buy it again! Expensive and terrible quality

As other users have described, in less than 6 months of use the 'cables' break and in my case, the cable that connects the entire mechanism broke, making it now useless.

In a few months, three rods broke without me putting heavy clothes on. Tragic for this price. Money wasted. I bought a cheap one, for less than half the money and it still holds up just fine. Stay away from this drying rack

While it is quite practical. The metal does not rust easily. BUT it does not have durable rods. Three of mine have broken and it is now useless. I would not buy it again.

Average construction, in less than a year one bar bent and came off. It is used exclusively for baby and toddler clothes, so we are not talking about heavy weight. Generally, I decided to try it because of the brand name, but I don't think it's worth the extra money compared to the simple ones from the supermarket.

It's a shame, with very careful use, in two months the first strip broke, a shame for Vileda, disappointment

Indeed, the rails break. It is suitable for clothes but not for sheets, which on one hand are heavy, and on the other, the rails are "pressed" to be spread. I also have a second aluminum drying rack, more economical but lighter in construction, in which the rails can be repositioned, and I use it for this purpose.
I remind you that it comes with a warranty. Keep the purchase receipt.

While they seemed okay, the rails started to break. Expensive for its durability and build quality. I bought it to last. If I had bought a cheaper one, it wouldn't rust so quickly.

Unacceptable construction! See pictures. While the two side fins have aluminum rods that go through the frame and are riveted so they don't break, the main aluminum rods are simply pressed (resting) only on the inside of the frame, resulting in them breaking! See the makeshift fix with a tie.
In the third picture, after I got fed up with the four rods and the ties, I put a clothesline wire after drilling the frame.
Now it won't break no matter what!

in less than a month of use, one of its rods broke. small space between them.. expensive for its durability update after 2 months of use lost another 3 rods.. at least I will use the rods to support the plants... extremely poor quality for a company with this reputation.. probably just reputation

Unfortunately, after a month the first rod you hang clothes on broke, and after another month, two more broke... useless in a year... :( and no, I'm not using it in a weird or bad way... Btw, you should know that every product within the European Union has at least a 2-year warranty. This is because if they tell you something strange, you can go to the consumer advocate.

It is very convenient, but when it is open and has clothes on it, it is quite difficult to move even with the wheels. If you don't need to move it, it is a very good purchase.

Unfortunately, while it seemed good, in two years two rods and the support broke. It's not worth it; they need to use higher quality materials

After a year and a half of use, 3 horizontal rods broke, one after the other. Also, a plastic support that keeps it balanced broke, and it became completely crooked. I only used it for clothes and not for heavy linens (sheets, towels, etc.) Unacceptable quality!

I don't know how durable it is and how long it will last, but for the money, it is very good. Easy to carry and quite lightweight.

Unfortunately, I was disappointed with the quality of the product. The rails broke very quickly, even though I don't use it often and always with a few clothes. I expected greater durability, especially for daily use. I would not recommend it unless the strength of the construction is improved.

I like it. When it arrived, it had some dents on the rods you hang things on. Anyway, two of them broke, but I have to mention that my wife thinks she is a weightlifter in the Olympics.

Super. So far stable even with a lot of wind and easy to open and close without problems. I recommend it!

A horizontal element broke before even reaching 2 years of light use as we hang heavy clothes and blankets on ropes.

In a few words, wonderful. Sturdy and lightweight construction. The red little gadget for the socks is MAGICAL, it can even fit me lying on it, maybe not for 50 euros. If you find it for 35 with a heavy 40 max. Other than that, life-changing 8/10 with love

Very good. Aluminum = lightweight for transport but vulnerable to strong wind with clothes, so it needs additional support at its base.

Two rails broke for fun, and they were also from the rails where I never put anything heavier than a t-shirt

Overall, it is a very good drying rack. The only strange issue, which both of the ones I have purchased have, is that its surfaces are not completely smooth and can cause damage to the clothes.

The worst thing I have bought for drying clothes.. the rails break easily. With 3 short-sleeved children's shirts, the first one broke.. and I don't even leave it in the sun or overload it. I have another anonymous aluminum one for 8 years and it is like new, and this one is only six months old

Within 6 months, 2 of the rods broke in a way that cannot be fixed. Tedious opening, mediocre quality, and overall not value for money

One rail broke after 7 months, okay... then the base that holds it open broke shortly after and the next day another rail broke. I had a no name one for 14 years before, not expecting it to last that long, but not to buy 2 clothes racks a year