There’s 24 rods total to drape things across. The hanger arms are especially useful for hanging longer clothes like dresses or long pants. Multiples of jeans and sweat pants can be hung from the rods.

This drying rack is wonderful. We quit using a dryer in 2006 to cut down on fabric damage (the lint traps hold the fabric remains) as a result, it's both environmentally & economically helpful.

This item works amazing. Highly recommend. This thing is awesome.

There's no real way to lock the sides into place when you fold them up, and they sag heavily, so your * is 50/50 going to end up on the floor. Attempting to fix one pole makes 3 to 4 poles fall apart. The "steel" rods are of very bad quality, they ben...  Read More

I feel like i have to be super careful with it if i want it to last. Kind of disappointed after reading the good reviews.

It’s super lightweight and surprisingly sturdy. Easy to store and easy to assemble. Comes with a bunch of different over the door hooks to fit your specific flavor of door width.

This drying rack is amazing! Great for all your hand washables and sturdy enough to even hang dry. It works well and lets them dry without smelling musty. I'm in a small space now, and this allows me to dry a lot of yarn (or my handknits after washing...  Read More

Does the job. Since owning. It definitely solves my needs. Well worth the money.

Works great for small spaces. But also didn't want a big one to clutter the house. My son's college apartment bedroom is compact. Really convenient for my laundry room.

It’s easy to pull open the rack but folding the rack back up is awkward, it sticks which causes the frame to slide around. The over the door hooks are so cheap that they bend every time i close the door, and one of them falls off every time. There are...  Read More