As soon as a drying rack has done its job, it should just go away somewhere until you need it again. Ours fold up to make it easier to store them once they've turned your big pile of wet clothes from the washing basket into dry clothes. Many can be used both indoors and outside in the sunshine, too.
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Types of drying racks
We offer a wide variety of drying racks to accommodate spaces of all sizes, and varying preferences, wants and needs. Our selection is always updating and evolving, but some popular types of drying racks we typically offer include…
Wall mounted drying rack designs
Designed for a more permanent installation in your laundry, our wall mounted laundry racks make smart use of vertical space. Whether draping clothes over the bars themselves or hanging them spaced apart from each other on hangers to dry, clothes are given plenty of airflow to facilitate quick drying.
Retractable drying rack styles fold up and away
Retractable drying racks are available in a range of styles, including hanging racks with clips and freestanding racks, detailed below. Hanging laundry racks are especially popular for smaller and lightweight items, including hats and gloves, socks and slippers, swimwear, undergarments and more. You can also use more than one clip at a time to hang items like t-shirts and shorts. While none of our hanging racks take up much space, some styles feature retractable hangers to make them more compact when not in use.
Freestanding clothes drying racks can be used anywhere
A freestanding laundry drying rack is the ideal choice for just about any budget, home or layout. Easy to open and fold up for storage when not in use, freestanding laundry racks can be used in almost any size space. Some are even compact enough to pop open inside the bathtub; perfect if you’ll be drying things that are still dripping, such as wet bath towels or swimwear.
If you frequently swim or often deal with damp towels from sports or the gym, consider keeping a folding clothes drying rack handy as a pop-up towel rack. You can even temporarily take it to an outdoor space by the pool, or place it on the porch or balcony so the air can help everything dry more quickly.