Winged Electric Clothes Airer

Compact, energy-efficient clothes drying with a practical foldable design

Experience fast, efficient, and cost-effective clothes drying with the Winged Electric Clothes Airer. Designed with 18 bars for ample drying space, this lightweight yet sturdy aluminium airer provides a reliable solution for indoor drying, perfect for compact living spaces or cooler months when outdoor drying isn’t an option.

Operating at just 220W, this heated airer is exceptionally energy-efficient, costing approximately 5.5p per hour to run. It delivers consistent warmth to evenly dry your clothes, making it a more economical and eco-friendly choice compared to conventional tumble dryers.

When not in use, the airer folds completely flat to 95cm x 55cm x 9cm, ensuring easy storage in small spaces like cupboards, under beds, or behind doors. With anti-slip rubber feet for stability and a 15kg capacity, it’s designed for hassle-free, reliable performance every time.

Features

• 18 bars for ample and even drying space
• Energy-efficient operation at approximately 5.5p per hour
• Folds flat to 95cm x 55cm x 9cm for easy storage
• Lightweight aluminium design for easy manoeuvrability
• Anti-slip rubber feet ensure stable use

What’s Included

• 220W Winged Electric Clothes Airer

Specifications

• Dimensions (open): 148cm x 55cm x 92cm
• Dimensions (folded): 95cm x 55cm x 9cm
• Input Voltage: 220-240V, 50Hz
• Wattage: 220W
• Cable Length: 1.4 metres with UK plug
• Weight: 2.8kg
• Material: Aluminium
• Capacity: 15kg
• Colour: Chrome

How to Use

1. Unfold the airer and position it securely on a flat surface.
2. Plug the airer into a mains socket.
3. Spread clothes evenly across the bars for effective drying.
4. Once clothes are dry, unplug the unit and fold flat for storage.

Warnings

• Do not cover the airer with non-breathable materials.
• Ensure the airer is used in a dry environment.
• Always unplug when not in use.

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.