Folding Maple Clothes Drying Rack | Small to XX-Large

Folding Maple Clothes Drying Rack

Give laundry a dedicated place to air dry with a folding maple clothes drying rack. This freestanding design uses horizontal wooden dowels arranged on a folding frame, creating several levels for towels, clothing and other washable textiles. Five listed sizes range from Small through XX-Large.

The open frame makes it easy to see what is drying and to arrange different pieces across the available bars. Choose a size around the floor area you can spare when the rack is in use, along with the place where you plan to store it afterward. A folding format is useful when your laundry area also serves other household tasks.

Place a freestanding rack on a level, stable floor before adding laundry. Distribute items across the frame rather than concentrating them at one end, and leave room around the rack for normal movement. Treat the size names as separate options: the largest pictured rack should not be used to estimate the dimensions of the smallest selection.

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Features

• Maple hardwood frame and dowels.
• Freestanding folding design.
• Small, Medium, Large, X-Large and XX-Large options.
• American-made clothes drying rack.

Specifications

Product format

Freestanding folding clothes drying rack

Sizes listed

Small, Medium, Large, X-Large and XX-Large

Material

Maple hardwood

Country of manufacture

United States

Materials and American manufacture

Maple hardwood is the primary material. The maker identifies this product family as handcrafted in the United States. Natural wood appearance varies between pieces; photographs illustrate the design and should be considered alongside the selected size.

Care and use

Dust with a soft cloth; wipe away moisture after use. Avoid prolonged wetness, fold gently and store dry. Keep away from open flames and excessive heat.

Follow the drying directions on each garment. The FTC guidance on clothing care labels explains why those instructions matter when choosing a drying method.