ikloo Free Standing Towel Rack for Bedroom ∣ 4-Tier Blanket Ladder for Living Room with Black Metal and Pine Wood ∣ Ideal Towel Drying Rack for Bath Storage, Bathroom Floor, Home and Room Decor

When we pulled this rack out we expected it to be a bit larger. It is cute and functional, but won't hold much. Keep that in mind when looking for a rack for towels or clothes.

The material on this Free Standing Towel Rack is durable and holds clothes well. I use it for my towels, and it holds up well. I had no problems putting it togethers.

This is smaller than I expected which is perfect for the bathroom ,bedroom, and even living room. It is so versatile. I like to hang small throws on it for quick use. The material is durable and while its lightweight it hold is pretty well.

I got this for my bathroom to hold towels. But, I think I'm going to use it in the bedroom to hold blankets and quilts. It is a black metal frame. It seens very sturdy and can be used in different rooms for different purposes. It was easy to assemble. I will update my post after I put my quilts and blankets on it. I would recommend.

This was listed as a towel rack when I opted for try it. The problems I found with it was that it was too short leading lower level towels to drag on the floor and those on the top rungs were close to touching the floor. Because of the width being short, the towels had to folded lengthwise 1x to be hung on the rod. This led to slow drying. The other issue is the closeness of the rods, thicker and folded towels remained wet and dampened the towels hanging nearest as they touched.I opted to use this instead for blankets. I used 4 different thicknesses and lengths (pictured). The largest had to be folded 1x lengthwise and 1x width-wise to keep it off the ground using the highest rung. The second rung also required a double fold. Both of these blankets were adult size. For the lower two I was able to place single folded blankets for children without worry of them touching or dragging on the floor. The top two rungs with multifold blankets were tighter fit causing multiple blankets to pull up when taking one out. Unless planning to use for thin and shorter towels, I would recommend only for blankets or possibly clothing accessories like scarves, ties, shawls, etc. Assembly is just screwing in the rungs. Thin flat legs, slight balance rock if heavier weighted blankets weren't centered.