An indoor drying rack made from coated hardwood dowels, offering 27 feet of hanging space across its rungs. It arrives assembled and simply opens to 42 inches high, 30 inches wide, and 15 inches deep, then folds down again for storage behind a door. Useful for towels, kids' clothes, and anything too delicate for a dryer.
Adding up every dowel gives 27 feet of hanging length, which takes a small load of shirts, socks, and dish towels in one setup. Spacing between the rungs lets air pass on both sides of each item, so pieces dry evenly instead of staying damp where fabric touches fabric on a crowded line.
The rungs are hardwood with a protective coating, which keeps wet cotton from raising the grain and leaving splinters or stain marks on light fabrics. Wood also stays closer to room temperature than metal, so a heavy sweater laid across two rungs does not pick up a cold crease line.
Set up, the rack stands 42 inches high on a 30 by 15 inch base, tall enough that long items clear the floor and narrow enough to stand beside a tub or a radiator. It ships assembled, so the first use takes seconds, and it folds down thin once the laundry has come off.
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