10 Best Heated Clothes Drying Racks UK 2024 | Dry:Soon, PowerDri and More

This rack has plenty of features that really make it stand out from the rest. First of all, it has adjustable sides that can be folded up and down to provide enough room for up to a 15kg load, without taking up to much space in your room.

Perhaps more impressively, this large drying rack also folds down to just 8 cm wide, which is small enough to squeeze into a cupboard or under other furniture. If you want to make the drying process even speedier, you can even get a specially designed cover to go with it!

This medium-sized dryer is versatile enough to work in homes both small and large. It's lightweight yet sturdy, and will hold a relatively large amount of washing. What really makes this dryer stand out, is the fact that it comes with a cover. This gives it the heat-retaining power of hot-air pods, but without the noise. 

As you'd expect, it's very affordable to run, something only enhanced by the inclusion of the cover. Bringing together the two best elements of both types of drying rack? Sounds like a winning combo to us!

This drying rack is one of the largest on our list, with a huge capacity when is comes to both drying space and the maximum weight it can take. To ensure it won't topple over, the frame has been reinforced, without adding unnecessary bulk. 

The wheels on the bottom allow you to move it from room to room, or out of the way when not in use. Considering how large it is, this drying rack is incredibly cheap to run. It even has a timer so you don't need to worry about forgetting to turn it off!

This dry rack's lightweight aluminium frame means it won't be difficult to move from place to place. You'll have lots of space to hang, drape or place all of your laundry thanks to the spacious wings, and once it's dry, the rack will be easy to store away, folding down to just 11.3 cm in depth. 

With a weight capacity of 10 kg, it'll be able to hold a full load of laundry easily. Plus, the fact that this drying rack sits at hand height will appeal to those who would prefer not to have to bend down or reach up to different levels to hang clothing.

Whatever you need to dry, you'll be able to find the room for it with this pod dryer. The height makes it great for hanging large and long items, with a second layer for drying smaller, shorter garments like underwear or socks. 

Perhaps best of all, it allows you to set a timer for a drying time of up to 4 hours, giving you complete control over when you use it. But before you rush in, just be aware that although it has a maximum load capacity of 15 kg, it works optimally with a load under 8kg.

Socks, t-shirts or dresses, whatever you're drying, this clothes rack has a place for it! As well as 30 bars of space to hang your large items, there are spots where you can put your socks, or perhaps even warm your shoes.

Depending on what your drying, you can adjust the number of tiers, taking it down to 2 if you need some extra space. We love how this design manages to look less bulky that other models, despite still providing plenty of room. 

This pod dryer is able to hold more clothes than most round models, while still being relatively compact in size. It can also take more weight than other drying racks that have a similar design, so you can get through your laundry more quickly. 

There are no limits to the sorts of clothes you can hang on this rack as, unlike with tumble dryers, the gentle warm air circulation is soft on all fabrics. It does, however, still rely on a motor which will make noise. 

This  heated clothes horse is best for smaller households. Perfect for one or two people, it's very easy to put up, doesn't take up much space, and costs the same as a 120W lightbulb to run - so not very much!

Having just one layer for drying does mean that you won't have as much drying space as you might like. It's unlikely this drying rack will have room for a full wash, meaning it only really works as an additional drying aid. 

This drying pod promises speedy results, and that's exactly what you'll get. Using its secure pod and hot-air blower, heat circulates around the clothing inside, helping to dry it quickly. This method also reduces the time you need to spend ironing as it smooths out creases.

Unfortunately, this product is more expensive to run than other similar pod dryers. Plus, you'll be spending more on drying less clothes as a result of the smaller capacity. It does also make a bit of noise which, although only 52 decibels, will still be noticeable. 

This rack is a way of dealing with those extra few items when you've run out of radiator space. The way the bars are dispersed means you get good heat coverage, something which heated bar racks can't always provide. 

However, the vertical configuration of the bars does leave less space for laundry, particularly long items of clothing or sheets. That's why we recommend using it only for smaller garments, or a few towels.