SwimlineHYDROTOOLS 89032 Free Standing Poolside Adjustable-Towel Rack With Water Weighted Base Three Arms Tier For Outdoors & Indoors Pool Patio Bathroom Accessory Holder Bar Drying-Stand

This item is perfect for a Jacuzzi…conviently holds towels robes, and reading material.

I love it, it is exactly what I was looking for! You fill the bottom with water so it doesn’t fall and it holds my bathing suits and towels

I like how I can store a few floaty devices using this organizer. I also like the “T” handle where I can hang goggles and rings for the pool. The basket is nice for catching all the other items like noodles and dive toys. I do wish it was a tad bit heavier, but I’m sure I could possibly open it and put sand into the base. I understand why it’s two separate parts for flexibility and adaptability, but the two parts do tend to drift apart when trying to add and remove floaty‘s. Overall would definitely recommend.

Unfortunately, I didn’t read the product description well enough before purchasing. My husband assembled it properly and it isn’t as tall or as strong as the picture makes it look. I’m about 5’4” tall and once assembled it doesn’t quite reach my midsection. It tips over frequently and my husband has to mess with it a few times a week. He is either attempting to keep it stable after it tips over in a slight wind or put it back together when it falls over and comes apart. In my opinion this outdoor towel rack is too expensive to be such a headache.I hope I have learned not to proceed to the check out, before I have checked out the item description throughly. The color is nice.

Love it

We bought one of these a long time ago and loved it. When it finally needed to be replaced (after almost 10 years and even then, only for cosmetic reasons), I bought this one on Amazon recently — and we hate it.Maybe the one we had before was a different brand or maybe they made them better back then?!? This one looks absolutely identical to the one we had before — even the hamper is identical color, size, construction, and material. But the plastic pieces don't fit together well. The open ends that pieces need to fit into are sometimes a bit too small or squished. And it's fairly thick plastic so you can't un-squish the ends. Also, some pieces constructed by the manufacturer — lengths with elbows and Ts already glued — came bent or misaligned. Took us a long time to put it together; at various points I was convinced that it was going to be impossible but the husband refused to give up.WARNING: Lots of pinched fingers trying to get pieces to fit. And lots of marital fighting!Once everything was put together, we saw that the stands were off balance, curved, etc. Neither stand wanted to lie flat on the floor. And both stands sort of lean and swerve in different directions at different points.It took a while to get the floats in, too. My husband actually had to help! Because everything's so out of whack on each stand, the stands want to splay out and move as soon as you touch them. And because this is actually two separate stands that have to be parallel to each other and aligned just right to accept floats perpendicularly, we both had to hold each stand with a hand and foot while we tried to cram floats in. We had to start over and reposition things at least three times.And when you remove a float, the whole setup wants to go sideways in different directions. And when there are no floats in the stands, the stands themselves lean, are crooked, and won't stay put — so it looks like a jumbled mess out on the pool deck. What happens when you want to put floats back in? Yup, you guessed it! You've got to repeat lining the stands up again, holding everything in place, and cramming stuff in before the whole thing goes crazy on you again.Sounds like fun every time you or your kids or your guests want to take floats out or put them away, right?!?

Definitely need sand or water to add weight to this

It is cheap but works great. I would not pay more than 35 for it. It is cheap but works well. I have had it out every day for about a month and it is holding up great. I would not expect it to last more than one summer Unless you put it up when not in use.

I love that you can adjust the rods to fit large Costco towels. Saw some reviews about tipping but we have never had a problem. I like that i can move it to a sunny area on our deck or move it under the awning if it rains. Would recommend.

A little flimsy, not worth the month I paid. The caps don’t fit on the poles. It works but looks like I made it myself or pulled the parts from a construction site

This was a nice surprise as it looks good and is strong enough to stand up to wind .

Nice item but the end caps don't fit well and don't stay on. We ended up heating the end caps in hot water so we could put them on with a rubber mallet. Takes up a bit more space than what I wanted.

For the money this product is poorly built.