The Brabantia HangOn 15 m is the better fit for a shorter drying spot. The Leifheit Pegasus 150 Slim suits a narrower space and has taller wings for longer items. Both offer 15 metres of rails; the useful difference is how that hanging space fits into your home.

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At a glance

FeatureBrabantia HangOn 15 mLeifheit Pegasus 150 Slim
Best fitShorter floor spaceNarrower floor space
Open footprint108 × 59 cm157 × 55 cm
Hanging space15 m15 m
Useful extrasFour hanger hooks; adjustable wingsTwo small-item holders; 105 cm wings
FinishMatt blackBlack and anthracite

The HangOn is 49 cm shorter when open. The Pegasus saves 4 cm in width, but needs more length for its wings. That makes the HangOn the more practical starting point where a rack has to share a living room or spare room with other furniture.

Brabantia HangOn: the shorter option

Our pick for shorter spaces

Brabantia HangOn 15 m · Matt Black

Brabantia HangOn 15 m drying rack in matt black, with both wings open
Photo: Brabantia
Who it suits
Small homes where the rack needs to fit between furniture and fold away after laundry day.
Why we picked it
A 108 × 59 cm footprint, adjustable wings and four hanger hooks for shirts. It folds to 98 × 59 × 5 cm for storage.
The tradeoff
It is 4 cm wider than the Pegasus. Brabantia specifies indoor and limited outdoor use, away from rain and corrosive conditions.
OUR TAKE

Choose the HangOn when saving floor length and storing the rack flat matter most.

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The HangOn’s main advantage is its shorter frame. It takes less length along a wall, and the four hanger hooks give shirts a place away from the main rails. Its folded depth of 5 cm is useful for storage beside a cupboard, though the folded rack still stands 98 cm tall.

The Brabantia product sheet gives separate open and folded measurements for model 403347. The smaller storage dimensions describe the rack put away, not the space it needs while drying.

Leifheit Pegasus: the narrower option

Our pick for narrow spaces

Leifheit Pegasus 150 Solid Slim Black

Leifheit Pegasus 150 Solid Slim Black drying rack, with raised wings and small-item holders
Photo: Leifheit
Who it suits
Homes with a long, narrow drying spot, especially for loads with trousers, towels and small items.
Why we picked it
A 55 cm wide frame, wings reaching 105 cm high and two holders that keep socks and underwear off the main rails.
The tradeoff
At 157 cm long when open, it needs considerably more floor length than the HangOn.
OUR TAKE

Choose the Pegasus when a slimmer frame and taller wings matter more than overall length.

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The Pegasus puts its narrow frame to good use with raised wings and separate small-item holders. According to Leifheit’s specifications , the main rail height is 87 cm, while the wings reach 105 cm. Those higher rails offer more hanging clearance for longer garments.

Its extra length is the main compromise. Allow space around the loaded rack as well as the frame itself, because towels and sleeves can extend beyond the rails.

Which drying rack should you choose?

For a small room, start with the HangOn. Its shorter footprint is the bigger space saving in this pair. For a narrow drying spot, choose the Pegasus if you have room for its longer wings. Both provide the same stated rail length, so neither offers more hanging space on that measure alone.

Measure the space where your rack will stand open, then think about your usual load. Shirts benefit from hanger hooks; bedding needs enough room to spread out. Our drying-rack checklist and bedding guide help you plan that space.

Specifications updated 2026-09-12. Amazon links open the US store; delivery varies by location.