Standard Hotel Retractable Clothes Line in Stainless Steel

I purchase another well known brand which turned out to be a waste of time. When the line was filled with clothes the line sagged and sagged and sagged until I just threw it away and replaced it with this one which is capable of supporting the same set of clothes without much sag.

This is just like the ones I have seen in hotels. I like that it has a twist lock to secure the string. We use it frequently to hold sweaters and other heavier items and it works well

VERY sturdy (compared to the "string" line I previously owned) - holds several pieces of clothing without bowing in the middle of a 3 foot + space! So glad I bought it!

If you are looking for a retractable clothesline, like what maybe you've used at a nice hotel, this is the one to buy. It's made by Geesa, a company based in the Netherlands that makes products for hotel chains. While it is pricey, almost 3 times the price of the comparable Moen brand, this one is very high quality (no plastic parts - everything is metal) and is guaranteed for 10 years.One thing worth noting, this product has a polished stainless steel finish (product number 134), closer to chrome. Although Geesa also makes a brushed stainless steel finish as well (product number 134RVS). I wish the Amazon description was a little more clear on which finish is being sold here.

I purchased this thinking, at that price, it would be heavy, substanial, and have a beautiful chrome finish. Instead, the metal seems thin, tinny, and it looks to me more like polished stainless than true chrome. I don't think this is brass construction. I'm disappointed because I have purchased other items from this company that are great. It seemed to work fine and it has an all-metal construction, so I'm sure it's very functional, but I returned it because it just didn't look as good and feel as solid as I wanted. I purchased one by the Swedish company Smedbo for basically the same price -- it has a more modern look, which works better for my bathroom, but more importantly, it feels really substantial and heavy, does have an all-brass construction, and has a beautifully chromed exterior. Plus it has a 10 year warranty. I would recommend the Smedbo over this one.

A little pricey, but very nice and does the job. If it lasts for years - then I will be happy.

Works good. Does droop a bit if you load it up. But overall very satisfied.