X Wing Clothes Airer

I use a lot of Minky products and they've all been quality. Recently we bought a couple of clothes airers from Home Bargains and they've been really poor. The legs were easily broke and the build quality was generally poor. I've lost count of the amount of times we've bought these clothes airers and they've just crumpled.My partner thought I was crazy paying £29.99 for a clothes airer, but you get what you pay for. This airer by Minky is of exceptional build quality, it's sturdy and has a number of different ways you can erect the airer in order to dry clothes. It even has a flat drying area for delicate clothes or items. It has 2 very nice clamp kind of features for drying socks and the corners flip out so you can hang out underwear (if that's what you like to do) or other items.I've only received this today, but I'm really impressed so far and I can honestly find nothing negative to say about it. It's worth the money and the amount of clothes you can dry compared to a normal airer is amazing. Just a point to note that the image displayed showed the airer with wheels, but the airer that I received didn't have wheels, but I prefer that anyway.

I bought this to replace my old clothes dryer which had wings that you fixed between the bars. These sometimes collapsed when knocked or if you tried to reposition the dryer. This one is so much better, it has lots more drying space and seems much sturdier, it folds up neatly and I am able to wheel it straight into my store cupboard thanks to the wheels which you can fix if wanted, It unfolds so easily like a concertina and I can load all my wet washing onto it straight from the machine and then wheel it into the position I choose. There's no collapsing of wings, it can be moved easily and holds a lot of washing. I do have a large laundry room but this would work in smaller spaces too as it can be moved around easily. I would recommend this dryer.

Came without packaging. Cellophane around was torn and two rungs were bent. Overall love the design but rungs are very thin, not sure how robust it will be long term.

This is a great pice of drying kit, loads of space, easy foldaway, sturdy very happy with this purchase

This product is adequate. It's large, but folds into a compact shape. If you have lots of shirts, the hang space is ideal.Its main flaw is construction. The metal used is cheap. The plastics are cheap, it looks and feels cheap! The wires used to hang the clothes and flimsy and look like they will bend in a light breeze.The only other flaw is it is too narrow. It won't even allow a large t-shirt to sit on it without being scrunched up a bit.If you are willing to overlook these issues, it is good for the price.

Does what it says on the tin.

It is tad expensive, but very high quality. The metal feels solid, although it's also heavier than ones found in supermarket.

The capacity and layout are both pretty good.Where this really falls down is construction. We've had three in three years (because once you know something works in your small flat, you are loathe to get something different), and all three have broken.The overall frame looks sturdy, however, key load-bearing parts are incredibly weak. Both sets of legs are held in place by weedy, very bendable bar-ends that easily pop out of their sockets (and are then forever bent or weakened) when a full load is drying. The entire structure is held upright (like a suspension bridge) by the woven plastic mesh underneath. This is single stitched to the bars ends that hold it in place, and this flimsy stitching becomes a point of failure for the whole thing - once it starts to fray at either end, you know the whole thing will be in the recycling soon.There is yet a third point of failure, where the bars in the middle cross, and one bears the weight of both loads, cantilevered over the other. It took only a few weeks of drying wet towels for this to start bending, causing both sides to droop, and more strain to be put on the two weak points mentioned before.It seems odd that they would use such sturdy (relatively, for an airer) hollow tubes for the outer structure, and hold it together with these two incredibly weak points.Get something else, unless you want to pay for one a year.

JE SUIS ENCHANTEE DE CE SECHE LINGE. GRANDE CAPACITE POUR ACCUEILLIR BEAUCOUP DE LINGE. AVEC LES COTES QUI SE RELEVENT FINI LES DRAPS QUI TRAINENT PARTERRE. TRES ASTUCIEUX AUSSI LE FILET QUI PERMET DE METTRE UN PULL A PLAT. TRES FONCTIONNEL ET TRES PRATIQUE. DE PLUS PLIE ILPREND TRES PEU DE PLACE. VRAIMENT RAVIE

Necesitamos mucho espacio para tender por las largas temporadas de lluvia que tenemos en Galicia. Es genial porque tiene muchos accesorios para perchas y calcetines, a parte de los tirantes.Además es robusto y aguanta el peso que le cargues.

Un buen producto, fácil de utilizar y adecuado para secar la ropa. Lo único fue que realmente me lo imaginé más grande, incluso venían las medidas al comprarlo pero ten+ia la impresión de que cabría más ropa de la que realmente cabe.

Man kann unfassbar viel aufhängen. Fühlt sich etwas wackelig an, ist aber recht stabil. Besonders gefällt mir, dass man es sich sehr klein zusammen klappen lässt

My last clothes drying rack often collapsed under weight of wet clothes and came apart easily, it was too much work to open and close it so we kept it open all the time totally defeating the purpose of having a collapsable drying rack. We finally decided to upgrade our lives and came upon this Minky model which, thus far (about a month) is absolutely great. We live in a small apartment and we do laundry multiple times per week, we only machine dry for ten minutes and then hang the wash load on this rack. It is incredibly easy to open, and you can choose how you want the arms/wings to be positioned (if you have less space, you may want them at an angle, more and you can put them flat.) I recommend buying the one with the most drying space. There are some neat extra features i.e. sweater drying rack (which can be used for anything actually) retractable arms at all four corners which allow for additional three or more hangars in addition to the three spaces on the rack itself, very handy (just be careful to fold them back when you are collapsing the rack, I had a run in with one I didn't notice was still open!) There is a sock hanging thingie that I used once but I haven't since, it's just as easy to drape socks over one of the Roda, but nice to have this option if you are more patient than I am. It collapses in seconds and while I saw another reviewer say that she/he couldn't store it since it didn't have rubber legs to stand upright, I have honestly not had this issue, I simply lean it against a wall at a very slight angle and it stays put. It takes up far less room than my last one but handles as many if not more clothes and is very sturdy. In summary, I am not one who enjoys doing laundry so I want to get the chore done quickly, with this rack I'm in and out in no time and can move on to other important chores like writing too long Amazon reviews! (Sorry)