I have an older aluminum model from the same company that I have had for 21 years and it hasn't broken yet. I bought it for 80 euros, quite expensive but it was worth the money. I needed a second clothes rack, unfortunately I couldn't find the same model as the old one, but I hope it will last a few years.

I knew Leifheit from their expensive but excellent quality spatulas. I bought 2 of them out of fear that they would break quickly like the one we used until then. Now we use both of them and I simply can't imagine that they will break. If they do break, I will definitely buy the same ones again. I have been using them for 6, maybe more, years now.

I have it for many many years. It is extremely sturdy. It does not tip over like a Vileda one, which falls if you put more clothes on one side. It holds a lot of clothes. The only drawback is that it doesn't move so easily. But personally, it doesn't bother me. I'm thinking of getting a second one

From capacity it is very good and the hangers are very practical, it can hold two washers. It is not sturdy, it is very lightweight. Its joints are plastic and when the clothesline is set up, they do not secure, resulting in the legs easily closing. If you pass by it carelessly, meaning the clothesline will fold. And the most important thing is that it folds with the wind, it does not overturn, the clothesline closes and falls to one side. If it didn't have this issue, it would be worth its money

I had this model for 6-8 years (minimal differences with the current one), at some point it broke from the sun and usage and started to deteriorate.
It is sturdy and I hope it will last for many years

Excellent clothes rack.
Excellent quality, stability, very useful the clips for socks and underwear.

I have another model that is 8 years older but was much sturdier and stable. However, it is definitely much better than all the ones on the market

The clothesline for us was good because it is wide. It gives it extra capacity and the dimensions are stated before you get it, so it couldn't be a disadvantage since it is a personal choice. On the other hand, the reason I will give it a 3/5 is because it only lasted 5 months and one of the two legs broke...so it's going in the trash. It could have lasted another 10 years + 5 months if a metal mechanism had been used instead of plastic. Unfortunately, I realize that there is no clothesline on the market with a metal mechanism.

Well, the clothes rack is quite wide and makes it difficult to pass through internal room doors. It is quite short and cannot fit large clothes, such as bath towels. Its legs are uncomfortable for transportation from the balcony inside, and it does not have wheels. The construction quality is good, and its durability over time will be shown.

Very good clothes rack. Good construction quality. Lightweight. Stable and compact, ideal for narrow balconies. The hooks in the front for socks are very convenient. However, if there is enough space, it is better to choose the pegasus 180 model, which is taller and wider. 4 stars due to its high price.