Pennsylvania Woodworks Clothes Drying Rack: Solid Maple Hard Wood Laundry Rack for Baby Clothes, Hand Towels, Delicates & More, Durable Small Folding Drying Rack, Made in USA, No Assembly Needed

Sturdy, beautifully made, and easy to use once you know the trick!
I love this drying rack! The quality is excellent solid maple wood, very sturdy, and it folds up nicely for easy storage. It looks great too, much nicer than the flimsy metal ones I’ve used before.I did see a few people mention trouble with getting the lever part to stay in place. Just a tip, you do have to use a bit of force the first time to snap it in. You’ll hear it “click” when it’s secure, and after that it’s super easy to fold and unfold.Perfect for drying sweaters, linen sheets, or delicates. Highly recommend and worth every penny!

Excellent ,well constructed
We were so Impressed. This is a beautiful piece of wood working. Excellent construction and instructions on care . Made in Pa . Size is exactly as stated!! Easy to fold and transport or place In a closet. Dowels are smooth so as not to damage delicate clothes,

EXCELLENT DRYING RACK!
I’ve been using a small 29 inch wide clothing rack for a long time but really needed something bigger. I don’t like to use the dryer because clothes last longer when they air dry and I save a ton of money, not using the electric dryer as much. Plus I want to reduce energy use when I can.I was so hyped to find these clothes drying racks by Pennsylvania Woodworks.First, I was amazed that I even found racks as large as the ones they sell. I was really tempted to get the largest one, but I knew that I could still use my small rack and decided to go with the size XL.It’s nothing short of perfection. The craftsmanship is remarkable. The quality is top notch. The wood is beautiful unfinished maple. It’s gorgeous. These are handcrafted. The wooden dowels are thick as is the wood all around. There’s no assembly required.The best thing about it is it works well. At 40 inches wide, I can put two shirts side-by-side, two pair of work pants, and all other necessary items in between. The key is not to space everything together because the clothes need ventilation in order to dry.On dry days when I do my laundry, I open up windows and the clothes are dry within about 3 to 5 hours on this drying rack. Even faster on windy days. Remove your dry clothes from the drying rack when they’re dry and allow the rack to thoroughly dry before putting wet clothes on it again.To anyone on the fence about spending the money on these racks- just do it. It’ll be worth every penny.When you first get the rack, you have to wipe down each dowel with a damp cloth. This is unfinished wood and there might be a little dust on it when you first get it.Don’t think about finishing the wood. There’s a reason they don’t put a finish on these drying racks. Google it and you’ll see why.I know that some people have said their clothes stained using these racks, but you cannot put soaking wet clothes on them. Make sure your clothes are thoroughly drained of water. If clothes feel heavy when you take them out of the washing machine, put them back in and do an extra drain and spin. Then before you put them on the rack, shake out each one and place them on there.I’m very satisfied with my purchase. Definitely recommend Pennsylvania Woodworks. I had a few questions and the seller was more than happy to provide answers to me. Very good doing business with them and will recommend to my other friends and family who are looking for ways to reduce energy use while making their clothes last longer.Thanks, Pennsylvania Woodworks!———-Here are a few tips on how I dry my sheets and towels quicker since those require the dryer:When I dry my sheets, I put a dry bathtowel in the dryer for 17 minutes, remove the towel at 17 minutes- and usually by then the sheets are dry, if not, I let them go for another seven minutes on low without the towel and that’s it.For towels, I only dry the bath towels that we use on our bodies, all the rest air dry, and to make them soft, once they’re dry, I put them in the dryer for four minutes to soften them up.

Good clothes rack
I used to have a couple of big wooden clothes racks like this right from Lancaster, PA. I received them as gifts so I don’t know how much they cost back in the day. I downsized my living situation and gave one away, but now I wanted to have a second one again. They are big and sturdy so you can hang up lots of clothes to dry and the air can get to them. Not like the small, cheap plastic and metal versions you find in most stores. Winter air here up north gets very dry so it is nice to air dry clothes to help keep the indoor humidity a little higher. These big racks are especially good for blankets that would get beat up if you were to put them in the dryer instead. I bought this item thinking it would be even bigger than the ones from way back when (based on it being described as “X-Large” online), but it’s actually the same size. It’s a good product and I’m glad that I have it. I’m just surprised how expensive it is. I feel like it should be closer to $60 instead of $140. It’s a clothes rack, not a luxury item. That’s the way I look at it anyway. It’s made of hardwood and is apparently handcrafted, so those are probably the reasons for the price. If you can afford it and have space for it in your home, it is so much better than the small cheap drying racks you find in most stores. Sure, in a lot of places you can just run a clothes line outside. But I have allergies so I don’t want pollen and whatever else getting into my clothes and bedding. I use these indoors where I have better control over my air quality. If I’m going to have company over I just fold them up and put them away.

works great well made

I was looking for a good laundry rack and this one looked great. I wasn’t disappointed! It is excellent and very well made. Would highly recommend it.

Fantastic laundry hanger, as described nice and thick Maple construction. Could be bigger but I knew that when I bought it as the dimensions are clear. Solid construction, only complaint I had was they ship the folded down rack in a plastic bag in a box (good so far) but when you try to remove the bag one side has been stuck to the rack with a super strong double sided tape? Completely unnecessary. I had to break out the hair dryer and scrape that tape off. That was a pain in the Tush.