Indoor Parasol Hanger

I've finally found the ideal parasol hanger that solves all the problems I've had with other hangers. ① The branches of the parasol are a little short, so they don't hit the wall. 2. You can lower the branches one by one, so you can use them in a way that suits you, such as lowering just the amount you need or leaving some space between them for good ventilation. 3. You can use the branches spread out in a half-circle shape to make it easier to hang clothes indoors, so you can put them up against the wall. 4. The gray and white color-coding of the branches is stylish.

After a year and a half of use, it started to crack here and there. I left it outside on the balcony, but it was supposed to last at least five years, so I'm really disappointed that it broke so easily.

I was looking for a low-pole parasol hanger to use on my apartment balcony. It's not easy to find a good one. The legs of the Nitori one are thick and look sturdy, but it takes a while to open all the way. It's a hassle every time, so it's quite stressful. I want a low-pole type, so it's fine if it's a short-branch type to begin with. It would be good if there was a stopper to fix it to the pole. Something simple would be fine. Please make something easy to use.

I live in an apartment where I can't hang laundry higher than the height of the balcony. When I used a normal umbrella by inserting the pole into the clothesline rack installed, the laundry would often touch the balcony floor and I had to wash it again, but with this umbrella, there's no need to worry. The length of the pole is perfect.

・It's well made ・You can hang 20 towels ・There are holes on the pole of the parasol where you can attach a separate pin ・The function of the parasol base is excellent and when you close it, everything fits in at once. However, it's a pain to open each of the 20 poles one by one. I learned from other reviews that you can “pull it up a little and then open it” (thank you! It's easier to open now).