Oypla 15m 4 Arm Lightweight Free Standing Aluminium Airer Portable Washing Line

I just moved into my new home with a small garden. It has no clothes line so this is just perfect to air my washing. I can dry my clothes indoors and pop It outside on a nice day. It's much bigger than I thought. I can dry everything ither than a duvet cover and towels. They are a bit large and heavy for it but most everything can hang on it. It's sturdy and assembles and folds away easy. I highly recommend for that extra drying space or for flats or small gardens

I use this indoors and my washing is dried within 24 hours usually. So much better than a clothes horse. Has 4 sides so plenty of room.

Value for money rotary airer easy to put up and move around.

it is very useful..

I was a bit unsure at first as the washing line seemed small online and there was a lot of reviews talking about it falling over.It’s arrived now and I’ve used it a hand full of times so here’s my thoughts.It’s a great replacement for having a rotary line built into the ground. I can move it around the garden when the sun moves and if I want to get the garden toys out for the kids I can move it out of their way.It holds a whole load of washing with space to spare. The only issue is towels and jeans - it couldn’t handle a bath towel and fell right over. So I’ll just use it for clothes minus heavy items.I did use it on a windy day and it did fall down but once I propped it up against the shed wall it was ok. Just needs a few sand bags on the legs or tent pegs to hold it down.Two of my friends have since bought it too based off my recommendation.

Great product - now need a cover

Perfect fir a small garden but loses a star as it falls over with only a small gust of wind.. It needs something to make the legs heavierAlso when you try to move it the top comes away from the bottom part yo. There has to be a way to stop this other than the gaffar tape we use.But on the whole a good airer

One can only but wonder if the design for this was thought up by a 1st year metalwork student. It is crudely basic and deeply flawed as an outdoor drier, unless there is absolutely zero breeze, never mind an actual wind in which to dry the clothes. Even the slightest breeze will knock it over.The assembly/operating instructions are a joke. They seem to have been written by someone with a limited command of English and who has not actually seen the airer. They referred to "the blue section" but the airer has nothing coloured blue anywhere on it. Fortunately, there was a telephone number to call their "dedicated customer service team" who are, it says, "happy to help". On getting through an automated message informed me that the telephone service is no longer available, citing Covd restrictions and government advice for its absence - how bloody ridiculous at the present stage of the pandemic!The message assured me that I could email any query, so I did just that and was rewarded with another automated message, informing me that a member of their customer service team would contact me within 24 hours, Sure enough there was a response - but only to query whether I'd ordered it as they had no record of my doing so. Presumably somebody must have thought that maybe I was not a bone fide buyer and got my kicks my emailing firms about products that I had not purchased. Perhaps Oypla has been deluged by bogus purchasers inventing problems about their airer - who can say? I replied that it was ordered via Amazon with the date. 3 weeks later I have heard nothing back.Thus, I still do not know if my airer is missing "the blue section", or if perhaps the instructions were out of date - as well as almost useless.DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT - for outdoor use.