Lakeland Dry:Soon 2-Tier Heated Airer
Our verdict · The same clever engineering as the Deluxe in a slimmer, lower-cost, less power-hungry two-tier frame.
Buy it if
Slimmer footprint suits flats and small rooms
Skip it if
Not enough capacity for a large family wash in one go
Where to get it
Lakeland Dry:Soon 2-Tier Heated Airer
From ~£150
Indicative price at the time of review.
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If a full three tiers is more than you need, the two-tier Dry:Soon is the sensible step down. It shares the same well-made aluminium frame, quiet operation and low energy use - around 220W, or roughly 5-6p an hour - but is far easier to squeeze into a spare room, hallway or bathroom, and it folds flat to slide behind a door or under a bed. With around 14 metres of heated bars it handles everyday couples' and small-household washes comfortably, though a big family load may need two rounds. As with the Deluxe, the tailored zip-up cover that transforms drying times is sold separately. For smaller homes and flats short on floor space, it hits the sweet spot between capacity and footprint without giving up any Dry:Soon reliability.
The good & the bad
Pros
- Slimmer footprint suits flats and small rooms
- Lower ~220W draw than the three-tier model
- Same trusted Dry:Soon build quality
Cons
- Not enough capacity for a large family wash in one go
- Cover still sold separately
How it compares
| Pick | WATTB Score | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.Lakeland Dry:Soon Deluxe 3-Tier Heated Airer | 96/100 | From ~£190 (indicative) | overall |
| 2.Lakeland Dry:Soon 2-Tier Heated AirerThis pick | 90/100 | From ~£150 (indicative) | smaller homes |
| 3.Black+Decker 3-Tier Heated Clothes Airer | 84/100 | From ~£100 (indicative) | value three-tier |
| 4.Russell Hobbs 3-Tier Heated Clothes Airer | 80/100 | From ~£80 (indicative) | mid-budget buy |
| 5.VonHaus Heated Clothes Airer | 78/100 | From ~£50 (indicative) | budget winged airer |
Key facts
- Best for
- smaller homes
- Typical cost
- From ~£150 (indicative)
- Tiers
- 2
- Drying space
- ~14m of heated bars
- Power
- ~220W
- Running cost
- ~5-6p per hour
- Storage
- Folds flat
Researched by WATTB
- Published
- 31 August 2026
- Updated
- 31 August 2026
- Last verified
- 31 August 2026
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