Laundry

How to choose laundry drying equipment
A drying rack should fit the space where it will actually be used, not only the laundry load. For apartments and small utility rooms, the folded footprint, clip count and whether the rack can be moved between rooms matter as much as total drying area.
What matters most
Drying positions. Clips and rails should match the items you dry most often, from socks and underwear to shirts and small towels.Folded footprint. Measure the storage gap before choosing a rack that only fits while unfolded.Rust resistance. Damp laundry keeps the frame wet for hours, so a coated or stainless-steel frame is easier to maintain.Stability. A wider base or wall-supported design reduces tipping when the load is uneven.Indoor airflow. Leave space between garments so air can move through the fabric.
Our rangeThe laundry range currently includes a foldable stainless-steel drying rack with clips. Check the product page for the number of clips, folded dimensions and recommended placement before ordering.
Common questionsIs a folding rack suitable for every day?Yes, if it is opened and closed with care and the frame is not overloaded. Check the load guidance and distribute heavier items near the centre.Can it be used outdoors?It can be placed outdoors when weather and surface conditions allow, but bring it in during strong wind and check the frame regularly for wear.