🧺 Efficient Wall Mount Drying Rack for Laundry Room, Bathroom or Bedroom - iDesign Brezio Metal Clothes Hanger, White Review

This item is cheaply made. Very wobbly on the wall, even after installation by a specialist craftsman. Works for the few who use it for the short time but I won't buy another one or recommend it to anyone.

We have a good wash but no hanging space. This is easy to assemble, but only wobbles on the wall anchors. Put the 3rd screw in the stud (I used the 3 inch screw) and then it becomes very strong. Provides enough hanging space and then folds neatly. Very satisfied

When we were remodeling our laundry room my husband insisted that no hanging shelves be used on the new doors. This wall shelf is the perfect solution. We bought two and I use them every day. Thanks Revain for all the solutions! It's so nice that it folds up when not in use, doesn't hurt your eyes and doesn't get in the way at all.

I am very glad that I found this hanger. I needed a new place to hang my clothes when I got them out of the dryer. That works great. I can easily hang 12-14 shirts at a time. The base is metal so it should last a long time. Please note that the actual holes will vary slightly from the paper template provided. Check before drilling.

Hey, what's not to like? After seeing my wife hanging clothes on all the closet handles in the laundry room, I bought this cheap device and installed it (easy). It is well designed, works well and solved the problem. You can hang 6 to 8 light pieces of clothing and thanks to a well thought-out locking mechanism, they are easy to fold and open. Act.

The hanger itself is standard but the mounting template is complete crap. I went against my best instincts and, assuming I was right, drilled nearly half an inch. Thanks for the extra hole in my wall, Amazon. The reason people complain about it wobbling left and right isn't because the screws are tightening in the studs, it's because the screws are the wrong distance from the mounting fixture.

The back does NOT touch the wall as the screws are sticking out. The small gap between the metal and the wall caused the entire piece to move back and forth, leaving visible marks on the wall. Even if it's washed off, you'll have to pull the uncomfortable, slippery metal very hard, and most people with thick or fat fingers will have trouble. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone who opens and closes it frequently. I am sorry.

The title speaks for itself. It is closed most of the time and takes up very little space on the laundry room wall. Our laundry room is actually a corridor between the garage and the kitchen, and there's no room for a closet rod to hang clothes. It only opens when the laundry is taken out of the dryer / put on hangers and hung on this wall clothes rack. It's 10 stars if I could. I made the mounting holes larger in the front for better access to the mounting screw holes and tightening them up…