Model 5012-1 stands on three legs instead of a rectangular frame, which is how it carries up to 72 pieces while touching only 26 inches by 26 inches of floor. The neck adjusts between 70 and 77.5 inches tall, and the whole column folds down once the laundry is dry.
The tripod arrangement spreads weight across three points, and the redesigned arms carry a full wash load of up to 72 items without leaning. Shirts, socks, and lightweight linens distribute around the column, so air reaches both sides of each piece instead of the crowding that happens on a flat rack.
Height moves from 70 inches up to 77.5 inches at the adjustable neck, which decides how much clearance hangs below the lowest arms. Set it low under a sloped basement ceiling, or raise it so long dresses and trousers clear the floor entirely. Silver and blue hardware keeps the look utilitarian rather than furniture-like.
Collapsing the arms leaves a slim column that slides behind a door or into a closet between laundry days. Standing in a guest room, the same frame becomes temporary hanging space for visitors who arrive with more clothes than the closet rod can take, then folds away after they leave.
Folding bamboo drying rack with 11 dowels and a flat shelf for sweaters, opening to 29.25 inches wide.
Collapsible steel tripod rack standing 64.5 inches tall, with folding arms and slots for hangers indoors.
