Can anyone recommend a clothes drying rack that lasts?

carrotstick_2

I invested in the lakeland drysoon airer, it's electric and fairly cheap to run, but I use it unplugged as a normal airer when the weather allows. It's lasted.

Teapot55

I once bought an old-fashioned clothes airer from these people: 
https://www.pulleymaid.com/
Pricey, but excellent quality & you’d only ever need to buy it once. 

bex2012

I have one of these, best money i have ever spent. Clothes are put across two bars to distribute the weight and so that there is a gap between the wet folds of clothes, which means they dry quicker.

https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/mulig-drying-rack-4-levels-in-outdoor-white-40233154/

Trace-T

I have one of these:
 https://www.amazon.co.uk/Brabantia-Tower-Drying-Rack-23/dp/B010LSYYE8/ref=sr_1_101?crid=70SO4ZNIWUJZ&keywords=brabantia&qid=1649846071&s=kitchen&sprefix=braban,kitchen,62&sr=1-101&th=1
 I can recommend it. Pricey right now but I paid £67 at the time.

molerat

I suppose how long they last will depend on how you abuse them.  We have the ones that now cost £10 in Lidl alongside the identical one we bought in Germany in the 1980s which is still in perfect working order and been in constant use.

badger09

shiraz99 said:

Never had any problems with my Minky airer - https://www.argos.co.uk/product/3896871?clickPR=plp:8:7

Another vote for Minky. In fact I've had that one for several years. I paid around £20 for it and it doesn't buckle under the weight of towels or jeans & jumpers. Also have a smaller Minky, again, been using it for many years.

Debran

I also have a Minky.  About six years old from Dunelm.  I'm very pleased with it.