Leifheit Telegant Wall Dryer and Towel Rail, 81 Protect Plus

I had one of these in my previous flat . It served me well for many years but I had to leave it behind when I moved as the new flat only had a shower room. That was some ten years ago. Now I've had a new bathroom fitted and I was delighted to find they are still made. Now the new one has been fitted and I find it every bit as good as the one I left behind. Drying washing in a flat is often a problem. This is the answer!

Never know what to expect with these sorts of "home solutions" as they can be hit and miss, this is actually pretty good. I did use some heftier wall plugs/screws than those provided just to ensure the weight of wet clothes could be supported and so far so good, it's solid. Ok the plastic could be a little better quality but overall it's a clever design that is easy to open/put away quickly, plus it holds a surprising amount of clothes on it. The best part is when not in use my kitchen now has far more space as the clothes airer I was using was far more hassle to put up/down, and it folds away into an unobtrusive fitting on the wall. Would recommend for anyone who is looking for an alternative to the traditional clothes airer, can't go wrong!

Perfect for hanging shirts to dry and then when using a handheld steamer to iron. Sturdy and does the job well.

I love this foldaway clothes airer, once it’s used I know how to fold it away and open it. At first it can be a bit tight as you open it and put it away, as it looks it could break if you force it a bit to hard. I bought three, two with the bar underneath and the other without it. It looks very neat, I just managed to mount it on the wall and I just hope it last. So far so good, enough for my clothes.

I used to have a concertina type dryer in my utility room, however this required constant moving about in order to get in and out of other appliances as it took up so much room. When I unpacked the Telegant I thought it looked very flimsy however this is not the case. The rails are solid although flexible and the drying space is surprisingly large. It is quite stylish even when it is in its extended position. I particularly like that when it is not in use I can fold it away quickly and simply and it is very unobtrusive. It only requires two screws and is easily fitted to the wall. I would have thought if you lived in a flat it would be a 'must buy'.

Was looking for something compact and functional for utility, to hang up the MANY baby aprons and cloths and tea towels that we now end up washing every few days. Before I had hangers all over the place on random doors or the oven or backs of chairs. Now it's all nicely contained hanging above the washing machine and packs down to nothing when not using it. Handy having a towel rail too as we have a small sink . I've not overloaded it with heavy things but it seems really nice quality and easy to use.

being a bit OCD I over research before any purchase, then end up torn as cant find anything that covers everything I want. Not with this. I bought 2 x the largest ones and mounted side by side along my back alleyway under a canopy so I m not having laundry on a horse around the house. Main benefits to me: * folds almost flat so not always out and ugly or in the way * each rail slide independently (not overtaking the ones before and after), so as I remove dried items I just slide that bar along to reduce the projection * If I want to walk under the lines without whacking the dangling clothes (eg getting the bikes out), I temporarily slide the lines in with clothes on them, then pull back out after * easy for 1 person to put up

This airer is neat and functional. This is our fourth and we rely on it pretty well every day. However with all things these days quality is compromised for price. The first two each lasted 20 years, the third has lasted just 5 years and, being the same construction, I expect the new one to only last 5 years. The strength just isn’t there any more - the arms warp and the rod ends split and break.

Great small clothes line, put it at my height and fits my whole wash

Review of the smaller, 28" model: This thing is great! It's so nice not to be tripping over or constantly moving drying racks, or dodging stuff on hangers hung on the shower rod. True, there is not tons of space between the rods, but it doesn't seem to take much longer to dry than when it's more spread out. The 70 model has five rods, so I have dried 5 long-sleeved shirts with room for some socks, or a few pairs of yoga pants and a couple of t-shirts. The picture I uploaded shows a shirt, 3 yoga pants, and several pairs of socks drying in harmony. As I must flip them over the rods, due to mounting height, I can only dry 2 pairs of jeans at a time. I have not used clothespins, but they would work on this. The rods are designed to have a little give, which does not mean they're flimsy. My walls are plaster lath, so installation was easy. In my opinion, the screws and mollys that came with it are sturdy enough. Having said that, I don't hang stuff to dry sopping wet - I fold and squeeze water out, then roll into a towel and lean on it with my knee (planning on getting a spinner eventually for my hand-washing). I wash my towels at the laundromat, thus haven't tried those on the Telefix yet, but I am so happy with this, I plan to get the 100 model which is 40" wide, and has 8 rods. If that works out, I may not need the drying racks at all, yay! Update: February, 2020 Five years later, and I still think it's great! I use it at least once a week and it looks and works as well as ever. I have also gotten a spin dryer for my hand-washing (centrifugal water extractor - no heat), and wow, no soppy towels from blotting, and things dry much faster! I got the Laundry Alternative Nina model and have been very happy with that as well.

Ho acquistato questo stendibiancheria perchè quello che avevo uguale si è rotto dopo decenni di utilizzo. Leifheit Telegant 36 Protect Plus si è rivelato un acquisto eccellente, soprattutto per chi ha poco spazio ma non vuole rinunciare alla praticità. Il design è moderno e discreto: da chiuso sembra un elegante mobiletto, mentre da aperto offre ben 3,6 metri di spazio per stendere il bucato. I materiali sono solidi e di alta qualità, anche se non come quelli che facevano molti anni fa) come da tradizione Leifheit, e trasmettono una sensazione di robustezza e durata nel tempo. Molto apprezzata la funzione Protect Plus, che protegge i fili da sporco e polvere quando lo stendino è chiuso. L’installazione è semplice (avevo già i buchi) e l’utilizzo quotidiano comodo. È ideale per bagni, balconi o lavanderie e rappresenta una soluzione salvaspazio intelligente, ed esteticamente curata. Un prodotto affidabile e ben progettato, consigliatio. Se aggiungessero due rondelle oltre alle vite in dotazione aiuterebbe.

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Es verdad que no puedes colgar prendas pesadas como pantalones me mezclilla o ropa de cama, pero para la ropa interior y prendas likeras va bien. Las varillas son de plástico y le resta resistencia y quizás durabilidad. Si lo cuidas te va a durar. Si le pones peso, se romperá si duda. Aun así pienso que es buen producto porque a mí me ha servido mucho para tener la ropa dentro de mi departamento. Recomendado para prendas ligeras.