Drying rack XL 100x100cm

A flat drying rack 100 by 100 centimetres with a plastic frame and breathable mesh, about 14.5 centimetres tall and weighing 0.54 kilos. One square metre of drying area per unit, and the idea is that you buy more than one.

You are buying a tier, not a tower

With a hanging drying net the number of tiers is fixed the moment you pay. Six tiers are six tiers, including in the season when you need two, and you pay up front for the capacity you think you will hit at your busiest.

These racks work the other way round. One rack is one tier. Need more, and you set a second and a third on top, roughly 12.5 centimetres apart. You build capacity as you use it, and in a quiet period the rest goes in the cupboard.

One hundred by one hundred

A square metre lines up neatly with the most common tent size. The rack stands on the floor rather than hanging, so your overhead stays free for filter and fan. Against that, it does cost you floor space, and that is exactly the trade between a rack and a net.

The 12.5 centimetre spacing is tight. This is a setup for loose, trimmed material in a thin layer, not for whole branches. Load evenly and leave gaps between the pieces, because stacked tiers see less air movement than a freely hanging net.

Frame and upkeep

Plastic tubing with corner fittings that clip together, so the rack assembles without tools and comes apart just as easily for cleaning. It weighs next to nothing, even stacked.

Technical Specifications:

• Area: 100 x 100 cm
• Height: approximately 14.5 cm
• Spacing when stacked: approximately 12.5 cm
• Weight: 0.54 kg
• Frame: plastic tubing with corner fittings
• Fabric: breathable mesh
• Build: modular, stackable

Frequently asked questions

How many racks do I need? Start with one and add more when you find yourself full. That is the advantage of this setup over a net with a fixed tier count.

Can I lay whole branches on it? No. With 12.5 centimetres between tiers this is meant for loose, trimmed material in a thin layer.

Does it cost floor space? Yes, that is the trade. Your overhead stays free for filter and fan, but the rack goes on the ground or on a table.

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