Four kinds of storage stack on one 43.75-inch metal frame that hangs over a door: a small basket, a large basket, a towel bar, and an accordion drying section that pulls open when wet items need air. Between them they carry up to 18.3 pounds.
The drying section works on an accordion mechanism, extending outward for socks, delicates, and hand-washed pieces, then folding flat against the door once everything dries. That rack alone takes 8 pounds, and collapsing it clears the doorway rather than leaving arms projecting into the room all week.
A small basket rated for 3.3 pounds and a larger one rated for 4.4 pounds hold detergent pods, brushes, or rolled cloths, while the towel bar takes another 2.6 pounds. Stacking these on the same frame keeps supplies within arm's reach of the spot where the work actually happens.
Built entirely of metal and finished in white, the frame measures 17.5 inches wide and 7.25 inches deep, projecting very little into the room. It hooks over a standard door with minimal assembly, which suits a rented bathroom or laundry closet where drilling into walls is off the table.
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