Honey-Can-Do Heavy Duty Gullwing... vs BINO 3-Tier Expandable Collapsin...

Bought for an apt without in unit washer / dryer. Can work with hangers for collared shirts…. It pays for itself in short time vs pumping in quarters or reduced elec bill charges. It will clothe you.

The metal parts are sturdy, but the plastic crossbars at the bottom are a little flimsy. While we dreaded pulling out our old one, this one is a breeze. It's very sturdy and stable.

Holds a ton and folds up nicely. It is still pretty wide when it folds up (approx 1. Inches) i love how thin it is when folded up.

This drying rack is cheap and flimsy. It collapses on itself.

This one deeply bothers me, since it was used sparingly and lasted 4 weeks.

When folded, the rack is small enough to fit into a large checked bag for flight travel. Sturdy and easy set up/take down. Easy to fold and stands firm when lifted.

It fits perfectly into the bathtub. It opens up to a good size. Easy to adjust the size to fit your space.

This rack is far more sturdy and looks like it will last. It is much better than the spindly wooden racks. How awesome it is to finally condense a laundry rack and store it away.

Well worth the money. Loving it so far. And it’s not so cheap either.

When they say collapsible they're not kidding. This rack is not sturdy at all, always wobbling. It is so small there is no way it's going to hold a bed sheet not even for a baby’s crib. It will not clothe you.