JOOM Retractable Clothesline Stainless Steel Heavy Duty 9Feet(MAX) for Hanging Drying in Bathroom Laundry Hotels, Chrome Finish,Round Style (Brushed Black)

I’m pretty sure as long as you take the time to install this clothesline correctly you’re going to have years of use.The build seems solid, the line is strong, the retractablity works perfectly. I examined the unit before installation and the whole thing is pretty slick and I don’t think I’ve ever said this about a clothesline but also, stylish.Just take your time and mount carefully, I mounted directly into a stud to avoid the pitfalls of wall anchors and we have loaded the line with multiple wet Pendleton blankets and it has been solid.

We installed this in our shuttle bus to put up a privacy curtain across the front. When we’re gonna be parked for a few days, we always have the reflectors and all the front windows, but this is much more attractive to look at when we’re sitting on the couch looking forward.

I'm glad someone manufactures this, because now I can have a clothesline in my little laundry closet. Yay!I haven't used this yet, so I might edit this review later, but I just want to say that that install requires some patience and dexterity.It's not too difficult to figure out how to install this. I didn't even need the directions. I would recommend using a stud finder so you are screwing the hardware into actual wood beams and not just sheet rock. It also helps to drill tiny pilot holes first.Basically, you install hardware to your wall on each end. They provide screws for that. The only trouble I had here was on the plate side, the screws stripped and I had trouble screwing them flush against the wall/plate. They do provide glue, so that helped secure it flush against the wall so it doesn't wiggle.The challenging part is attaching the outer parts on each end to their respective fastening hardware. On the spool side, you need to place 1 tiny (2-3 mm long) machine screw to hold the spool onto it's hardware. On the plate side, you need to place 2 of the tiny screws, one on the top and one on the bottom. See pictures. The screws have to go pretty close to the wall, and are very tiny, so it is easy to drop them. In my case, I dropped them in between the dryer and wall, and it was cumbersome to fish them out. They do give you a tiny screwdriver, which is helpful. But the main issue is you have to engage some tiny screws into tiny holes, right next to the wall.They give you 4 of the tiny screws. You only need 3. They really should give you 8, though, given how hard it is to place the screws and that many people will be installing this where they can drop down beside their washer/dryer. Good luck with that.

Quality materials. Has held up outside quite nicely. Used for hanging swim gear and towels throughout the summer to dry. It's easy to use and made from a metal, whish looks and functions so much better than the plastic ones. Line is sturdy and doesn't have too much slack when full.

Sturdy retractable clothesline that we installed over a washer and dryer that are in what used to be a double closet. The space above is just perfect for this clothesline. It holds A LOT of weight- we probably overload it, honestly. Easy to install. Has been in there over 18 months and has not snapped. I don't actually retract it. I just leave empty hanger son it until the next round of laundry- or until I get this load put away. Totally recommend if you like to air dry some laundry.

My new favorite 4 letter word is JOOM!First of all there's directions about mounting this clothesline with glue but no glue!I sent it back for another one with glue but STILL NO GLUE!I emailed JOOM about where's the glue and alternately what kind of glue should be used?No answer...So finally I want this clothesline up in my bathroom to dry bath towels and I don't want to have to sand off the finish on my ceramic tiles ( which every glue in the universe requires) so I give up and decide to install the clothesline with a drill.I buy the correct drill bit for my tile.In order to mount the big part of the clothesline that holds the line I first have to screw in this mounting plate that reattaches to the clothesline easily on one side.Naturally the other side requires me to install the type of teeny tiny screw that is even smaller than screws used on eye glasses.Also I can't see the hole inside that this itsy bitsy screw has to go in because it's behind the clothesline and of course it's not placed where people with normal fingers and a normal understanding of logic can screw it in .SO STILL NO CLOTHESLINE!!I really don't like it when manufacturers won't respond to correspondence about their product I just paid them money for and I have a question about. Why give me an email address then ignore my email???I also really don't like it when any product is designed in a way that makes it difficult for customers to assemble or install!I'm never ever going to use anything but JOOM again.I'm having someone with tiny fingers try the stupid screw and if they can't do it either then it goes in the garbage where it belongs and then I have to patch the drill holes I really didn't want to drill. Matching a patching material to my tiles is going to be unlikely so I guess I will need to purchase something else to hide the drill holes I didn't want to drill.Thanks JOOM!DO NOT BUY ANYTHING FROM THIS MANUFACTURER UNLESS YOU SRE TRYING TO PUNISH YOURSELF!!!!!!!!.UGH!!!!!!

I had this EXACT model as the No-Drill option for over 5 years but not from JOOM.I use it to dry my wet Yoga towel, and other Gym items before going into the laundry, or for use again.Over time the braded Stainless Steel line began to fray from use, and it affected the operation on the retractor, plus snagging cloth if I wasn't carefulI really like the look of this one; and took the chance that all I'd need to do was unscrew my old one, and put up the new JOOM (Drill) using the existing No-drill bracket. I was right! It took less than 5 minutes as a replacement.I hope it will last at least as long as the old one did; or that I'll still be able to get this style if I need to in the future.

We moved our laundry upstairs in my old space but didn’t have anywhere to hang delicates. Putting this over the tub was perfect and takes up basically no space to hang dry. Takes a lot of weight because we also hang diaper shells and trash can sized diaper bags easily.

El diseño esta hermoso. Pero realmente no soporta peso, el diseño que lo sostiene a la pared no resiste!

Se rompio, defectuoso material

>>The best one could hope for!— Requires a little perseverance to install, but remains secure when everything is done well (and screwed into a hard material).+ Compact, aesthetic (can be forgotten in the decor), solid, the cable is long and locks well at the desired size, reasonably isolated (from external moisture), quality materials (polished steel, plastic, nylon cable), resistant despite repetitive use…Could be as useful in RV, chalet, as at home…It is a model that seems to have proven itself for over 10 years. The price for 2 was very reasonable compared to some other sellers on the site, for just one.It didn't cost anything to talk about it!

Muy práctico, de fácil instalación, esperemos sea duradero

Einfach, aber gut: habe es mehrfach installiert (zu Hause, Boot, Ferienwohnung) und bin jeweils recht zufrieden; bei Nichtgebrauch unauffällig, bei Bedarf sehr nützlich.