Correct choice for the moving part (leg) is the use of plastic that moves in extreme conditions of the clothesline (instead of the usual metal part that always rusts first). The quality is not top-notch, the opening side panels have already tilted from the first month of use. However, for its price, it is a good clothesline.

It is very stable, and you don't have to worry that it will collapse if you try to move it with clothes on top (e.g. in the rain). On the contrary, it is difficult to close. Its ropes are good, but they create a little bulge, especially when you hang something heavy on a rope because it is a continuous piece that zigzags. If this bothers you so much, you can take it off and divide it into smaller pieces. The best feature of it is the legs. Usually one leg has the closing mechanism on it, so as soon as it loosens a little, the whole clothesline tilts, and you can't put weight on the edge. Here the legs are all continuous pieces, and the closing mechanism is at the top.

Although it is lightweight and easy to move and open/close, it is stable and of good quality construction. The most important thing is that it is entirely made of aluminum, bars, and legs and does not rust. It is worth its money, it is a Greek company, I haven't had it for a long time, if I notice anything negative, I will comment again

I was not satisfied with the product. It does not fit well closed, it arrived quite dirty, and the ropes do not seem like they will last long. I would not recommend it.

Very good so far. I have had it for 2 months. It is indeed 100% aluminum. I hadn't noticed that the legs on other aluminum ones are made of iron, which results in them deteriorating and rusting over time once the electrostatic coating is damaged