Leifheit Classic Tower 340 Standing Clothes Airer, Foldable Clothes Rack for Outdoor & Indoor, 34 m Clothes Horse with multiple Hooks for Hangers, Leifheit Airer

I've previously been using two airers at home to accommodate all the washing that comes with having a one year old in the house. These take up most of the space in the dining room, leaving very little room for anything else, so I wanted something that would take up less floor space. This airer seemed to fit the bill, whilst providing plenty of space to hang every variety of washing. It is tall, and it is imposing, but the space that it actually takes up on the floor is significantly reduced compared to my two old airers. With space to hang up all my baby clothes, my husbands work shirts, and t-shirts and underwear, there's no shortage of ways to use this airer. I can put two loads on here with some space left over. It is easy to rearrange the layout, simply dropping the tiered shelves down or clipping them easily back up. The whole thing is fairly sturdy, and on wheels, which makes it easy to move about, though not so easy on our hardwood floor as on the carpets, I think the wheels have nothing to grip on.In all, I'm very impressed with this, it does what I want it to and whilst it can look pretty imposing, tucked into the corner of our dining room it leaves much of the floor space for us to eat dinner without it looking like a Chinese laundry. Highly recommended if this is the style of airer that you're looking for

This is the best quality washing line! Doesn’t take up a lot of space when in use and the wheels make it easy to move around. It is pretty stable but I would be careful of placing it outside if it’s a bit windy as it WILL fall over. Easy to assemble and fits nicely behind any door for storage.

Very useful, stands about 5ft tall which pleasantly surprised me. It is plastic so don't be rough with it but it does dry a lot of washing which is fantastic. Easy to collapse and store away

It cost almost £70 so you would expect it to be pretty robust and good quality, but this is something from the Aldi reject pile in the middle of the store, worth tops £25. In fact, if I spent £25 on this and took it home and set it up, I'd feel a little taken by the whole thing.It is wonky when you put it together, it is not strong enough to stand on its own, and it wobbles and falls over if you don't have everything balanced on it perfectly right. It is an absolutely dreadful item.You put a single shirt on one side of this, it topples over. For a nearly £70 (!!!!!!!!) airer, you really should be able to use this thing without babysitting it.This is a terrible item, it's very badly designed, and I would 100% not recommend it at all.

My friend bought one of these for her flat in France which we recently stayed in. I was so impressed that I ordered mine before I got home. It is the best airer I have ever had. I can use it just like it's a washing line. I can peg trousers on it and they hang full length. I can hang shirts and T shirts that I don't want to go in the tumble dryer. I can lay jumpers flat on it. I can hang things on hangers on it. Honestly, it is so brilliant and the fact it has wheels makes it much easier to just pull it out from the corner where it leaves and then I can utilise all of the space it has. My husband is a big guy and it easily fits his clothes. Wish I had known about this sooner but now I have it I would not be without it. Especially in the winter months.

This was to replace a very old and battered similar dryer which had lasted over ten years. Having no laundry room, when renewing the kitchen i had a cupboard built to accommodate the dryer half open (and store the ironing board! ) so that in winter i could hang whatever couldn't be machine dried even double duvet covers and large bath towels, etc.I wheel it in and out as needed and when done i shut it away out of sight. In summer i use it outside instead of the rotary airer when the weather is unpredictable and i can bring it in quickly when the rain comes! With different combinations to hang all sorts of items, it really is a great dryer but you have to make sure you have the space for it although when not in use it's very slim lined!

Arrived in a polythene bag covered in one layer of bubble wrap with an amazon label on.No box.Which means that the protection the cardboard would have offered whilst being dragged about wasn't there, and both the bubble wrap and the polythene had been abraded away.The bottom of the airer is missing a foot, and the plastic from the metalwork on the bottom is 'missing'.If I was intending to use this in a damp environment then this would no longer be possible. If I was intending to use it on an uncarpeted floor then this would not be possible.This is an expensive airer, bought because my old one from the same manufacturer was of good quality - still fine, just too wide now.Really, really, not happy that I have paid over £50 for a damaged airer.It is however lockdown, I am CEV (been told to shield) and anyway amazon thoughtfully provided no packaging that I could wrap it in to return it - so I can't actually return it.Ridiculous sending something this size in a polythene bag and a single wrap of bubble wrap, not even taped at the corners (in the manner that, well, everything of this shape always has been, before they're placed in a box for shipping.

Very happy with this. It was bought to replace a similar one that started falling apart (after more than 15 years!). It's quite sturdy enough to take a load of washing. I tend to open up one side only and use the top two tiers on that side for t-shirts etc and the folded side for sox and underwear, which take up less vertical space. The vertical gap between the "shelves" is 35cm so long t-shirts do tend to foul the shelf below and men's long sleeve shirts won't fit unless you don't use the tier beneath. It would be even better if it was a bit taller. It would be ideal for children's clothes and all three tiers could then be used. When not in use it fits against the wall and takes up little space.