Honey-Can-Do Flat Drying Rack: Steel, Collapsible, Lay Flat to Dry, Sweater Dryer, White, 40 lb Capacity, Wheels, 23.4 Surface Area

This by far the BEST sweater drying rack! Once assembled it folds up super quick…and it even stands on its own super skinny easy to tuck in a closet. There is enough room between layers to slide sweaters in. I didn’t have any problems with the instructions. Once you open it, you just push both bottom hinges and one other and it’s sturdy for even heavy sweaters. I can’t wait until this comes back ins rock so I can buy some for my college kids. This is AMAZING!!!

This drying rack took an hour to assemble. All the mesh are super super loose and saggy making it worthless. I'm returning it! Don't waste your time.

Directions to assemble were awful, not helpful

I'm so happy my daughter saw the "how to assemble" video website which is in small print on the last panel of the instruction sheet. It should be in large print on the front of the instructions!! With the video we had it together in 20 minutes. Used it that day. Works as it should. Folds up nicely for storage.

I have this and like that it will fold away. It could be more sturdy though and I broke one of the bottom support, so now I have to make sure I have a small (maybe quart size) can under it. If they come out with a different, more sturdy design I sure will get one.

doesn’t even come with directions, it’s a pain in the behind to put together. also didn’t even come with the wheels, so that defeats the purpose of the “rolling” aspect. it’s not worth the $20-$30 saving of putting together - buy a better product already built from somewhere else

I think it’s going to work well, but assembly was a project. I’ve had IKEA furniture that was easier to put together! This required a screwdriver, pliers, and 30 minutes to assemble.

I have been utterly frustrated and confused by lack of assembly instructions. There is a sheet with letters for each type and number of parts, then only poor quality back a white “serial assembly” drawings … with skipped steps and impossible to decipher - a huge, huge pain and total waste of time an efforts.! I’d like them to come and pick up the uncompleted wreck!

Was sent a previously returned item but no parts were missing. Assembly instructions are not the greatest but manageable. Note that part C is the one that is slightly longer than all the parts B.

Parts were missing for me too and the box I got was definately a return. It even says so on the box. I'm returning it and decided to go with one of the stackable PVC ones that comes completely apart for storage. Although the idea of being able to fold this up was what prompted me to buy it, I'm afraid of it taking up too much room even folded.

Works great for sweaters or other items that need to lay flat. Directions to put it together aren't great. Takes up a lot of space folded. Your cat will like it too.

It was definitely one of the most annoying things I’ve had the build but I did it. The manual also sucks compared to ikea, they straight up combine steps and why is part C called part C if it’s the same piece as part B *facepalm*. These engineers and UX designers at honey can do got work to do! They didn’t even tell me they included a mini wrench for the wheels (I discovered AFTER hand turning 2 of them). Images r super unclear too. But now that it’s built, definitely a great purchase :)

I would like to be able to review this item but since I have ordered it twice and both times there were parts missing I still haven't actually been able to put it together or use it. What is aggravating is that both boxes had obviously been opened and returned before (probably for missing parts) and yet Target sent them to me with them open and with parts missing. I am going to return the second order today and purchase from another company. I really like Target and I am very disappointed in them.

Love this rack. Can fold it to put it out of the way, the "drying shelves" are a perfect size. I didn't give it a 5 star because it was so difficult to put together.