Drying rack L 70x70cm

A flat drying rack 70 by 70 centimetres with a plastic frame and mesh, about 14.5 centimetres tall and weighing 0.36 kilos. Not a hanging net but a rack you set down, which solves a problem hanging nets do nothing about.

Not everyone can hang something

Almost every drying net assumes you have a solid hanging point at well over a metre and a half. That is often not the case. A cupboard has no bar. A room with a plasterboard ceiling has no point that will carry a loaded tower. And in a tent the top is usually already full of filter and fan.

This rack simply goes somewhere: on a table, a shelf, the bottom of a cupboard. It is 14.5 centimetres tall, so it fits under a shelf where no hanging net would go. For anyone who wants to dry discreetly and without building anything, that is the whole point.

What 70 by 70 gives you

Seventy centimetres square is an area that fits most tables and most cupboards. The mesh passes air from above and below, so do not set the rack flat on a solid board; make sure something can move underneath as well. A couple of centimetres on supports already helps.

The frame is plastic tubing that clips together with corner fittings. The whole thing is light, weighs almost nothing and comes apart for cleaning.

Stacking

The racks are modular and stack, with roughly 12.5 centimetres between tiers. Start with one and add more when you find you need them. If you want more area per tier straight away, the same design exists at 100 by 100 centimetres.

Technical Specifications:

• Area: 70 x 70 cm
• Height: approximately 14.5 cm
• Spacing when stacked: approximately 12.5 cm
• Weight: 0.36 kg
• Frame: plastic tubing with corner fittings
• Fabric: breathable mesh
• Build: modular, stackable

Frequently asked questions

Why a rack rather than a hanging net? Because you cannot always hang something. A rack fits in a cupboard, on a shelf or under a unit, where a metre-and-a-half net will not go.

Can I stack them? Yes, they are modular and stack with roughly 12.5 centimetres between tiers.

Can I put it flat on a table? You can, but then no air reaches it from below. Raising it slightly dries more evenly.

What is the difference with the XL? Only the size: 70 by 70 against 100 by 100 centimetres.