Air drying spares fabrics the heat of a dryer, and this rack supplies nine rods to hang them on. Each rod telescopes from 20 inches out to 34.5, so the drying width matches the load. Once the laundry comes down, the steel frame folds flat for storage.
Rather than a fixed width, the rods slide out individually from 20 inches to 34.5 inches, which lets a bath towel get full length while shirts share a shorter rail. Nine of them across the frame spread a wash far enough apart that air circulates instead of trapping damp fabric against damp fabric.
A drying net comes with the rack for pieces that must not hang: knit sweaters, wool, and anything that stretches on a rod. Laid across the frame, the mesh supports a garment flat while air passes underneath, which keeps shoulders from developing the points a hanger leaves behind.
Lightweight steel with polyester components keeps the rack easy to carry from bathroom to balcony, and the frame folds into a flat panel when the last load comes off. Standing 34.5 inches high, 34.5 wide, and 24.5 deep in use, it covers a full wash without dominating the room.
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.
