The product was ok and fit easily on the balcony, however despite my efforts to tie the strings so they wouldn't bend and tear, they tore anyway after about a year. Be careful if you buy the product to immediately replace the strings with wire so you don't hang your clothes at night and wake up in the morning without them.

Practical, but the construction is quite lightweight. Not to the extent that the wind can take it or that it bends, it is durable. It also has a plastic rope, which after a while disintegrates and fills the clothes with small plastic fibers. If it had a wire rope with a plastic coating, it would be much better. I put one like that which I bought from the supermarket and I am relieved from the plastic fibers of the rope.

It turned out to be very convenient, stabilizes easily on a round railing and fits on horizontal railings as I wanted.

Honestly, I would buy it again, it stays stable, the ropes are very durable, it moves easily. I didn't expect it to be so persistent in its position. The best thing I have bought from Skroutz.

The drying rope is of low quality; if the durability of the rope were better, it would be an excellent quality construction with minimal additional cost.

Good and durable, fits quite a few clothes, is foldable and saves space. Compared to expensive floor drying racks, iron ones, thick plastic ones, etc., it has lasted over time.

Perhaps one of the value for money items I have purchased. In my very small balcony, no other drying rack fit and it didn't stand on the railing, and the fact that you can fold it makes it incredibly useful. Perhaps only the quality of the ropes is not perfect, but that's okay, I might change it in a year.

Two things I need to emphasize.. first I put foam underneath so it doesn't touch the railing directly and scratch it and two it has a rope not wires..
Both are of course of negligible importance since you can change the rope while if the wires come off you throw them away.
And the foam is not a problem to put on, 1 minute's work.. maybe not even necessary. It definitely sits better on the railing due to the back

If you tie it with cable ties to the railing, it is incredibly stable. The only drawback is that the rope lasts only six months. I bought and put wire with plastic coating.

The rope starts to fray after a few months, resulting in it transferring and sticking to clothes.. Very annoying! If I had known this from the beginning, I wouldn't have bought it.

Excellent choice. Takes up little space. Medium size. If you tie it to the bottom with a string on the railing, it is completely stable even if you try to move it with your hand.

Just received it. It is 1.40m. It seems well-made. For the hanging, it uses ropes instead of bars like I thought. This is not necessarily a bad thing. Overall, time will tell...

I was saved!!! Okay, it has a rope which will probably wear out, but it can be easily replaced... other than that, I finally found a clothesline that can be supported on the rails without having to pick up the clothes from the ground...

I had the same one for many years, a tree fell on it and it got bent. Luckily, I found the same one and bought it. Very good and the store is impeccable and fast.

Bad design... I don't know if I got a defective one. The rods don't stand as shown in the photo. The holes on the arms are higher and the holes on the horizontal bar of the clothesline are further out. As a result, if you hang the arms vertically on the balcony railing, the clothesline is inclined 45 degrees downwards! What I had to do was forcibly lift the arms upwards so that the clothesline would be horizontal. Of course, to do this, I needed one roll of insulation tape.

However, I don't regret the purchase. These clotheslines are immortal. I have another one here for 30 years. Needless to say, I have changed the ropes, but the metal parts are intact. On the contrary, modern clotheslines do not withstand the test of time because they have plastic parts that get burnt by the sun... and then the whole clothesline is useless.