3-Tier 1.1m Compact Heated Clothes Airer without Cover

Maximise drying space with compact, energy-efficient heating

Introducing the 3-Tier Compact Heated Clothes Airer, the ideal solution for fast and efficient indoor drying. Designed to fit seamlessly into any home, this space-saving airer delivers 21 metres of drying space across three tiers, making it perfect for small apartments, cottages, or homes with limited floor space.

With its energy-efficient operation costing just 5.5p per hour to run, the heated aluminium frame provides gentle and consistent warmth, ensuring your clothes dry faster while keeping energy usage low.

When not in use, the airer folds completely flat to approximately 111cm x 60cm x 9cm, making it easy to store in cupboards, behind doors, or under furniture. Its lightweight yet sturdy aluminium construction supports up to 15kg of laundry, making it reliable for daily use. Enjoy freshly dried clothes year-round with this versatile and practical addition to your home.

Features

• Versatile 3-tier design with 21 metres of drying space
• Energy-efficient operation at approximately 5.5p per hour
• Folds flat to 111cm x 60cm x 9cm for compact storage
• Lightweight aluminium construction, supports up to 15kg
• Ideal for small homes and indoor drying

What’s Included

• 3-Tier Compact Heated Clothes Airer

Specifications

• Dimensions (open): 60cm x 63cm x 111cm
• Dimensions (folded): 111cm x 60cm x 9cm
• Voltage: AC220-240v
• Frequency: 50Hz
• Rated Power: 220W
• Surface Temperature: 45-55°C
• Material: Aluminium
• Max. Load: 15kg

How to Use

1. Unfold the airer and position it securely on a flat surface.
2. Plug it into the mains and switch on.
3. Hang clothes evenly across the tiers for efficient drying.
4. Once drying is complete, unplug and fold flat for storage.

Warnings

• Do not cover the airer with non-breathable materials.
• Keep away from damp or excessively wet areas.

Disclaimer
Energy cost estimates are based on the current UK energy price cap of 24.86 pence per kWh, effective January to March 2025, for average usage on a standard variable tariff.