Vertical Space Savings
Ceiling and under-cabinet mounts keep your laundry off the floor.
These racks help apartment dwellers and homeowners maximize vertical space with wood and metal drying solutions. You can mount these models to ceilings or hide them under cabinets to keep floor space clear
Ceiling and under-cabinet mounts keep your laundry off the floor.
Expandable designs fit various cabinet sizes and laundry loads.
Ceiling models use pulleys to move clothes up and out of the way.
This set features heavy duty wood and metal builds designed for permanent installation in small spaces. The listings include retractable and expandable mechanisms that adjust from 21 in to 32 in.




2 racks listed here, grouped as Retractable drying racks, Wooden drying racks, Ceiling mounted drying racks, Apartment drying racks.
Read the listed parts and finishes — Ceiling mounted wooden pulley drying rack; Under cabinet retractable clothes drying rack — rather than a slogan.
These Home in Bold racks line up with Retractable drying racks, Wooden drying racks, Ceiling mounted drying racks, Apartment drying racks.
Compare Home in Bold models on Retractable drying racks, Wooden drying racks, Ceiling mounted drying racks, Apartment drying racks. Examples: Ceiling mounted wooden pulley drying rack; Under cabinet retractable clothes drying rack.
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The ceiling mount pulley system makes it easy to dry large loads without blocking the hallway.
I installed the expandable metal rack under my laundry room cabinet and it hides away perfectly when not in use.
The wooden slats on the ceiling rack are very sturdy and hold several heavy wet towels at once.
These models are constructed using wood and metal components for durability. The specific material depends on whether it is a ceiling or cabinet mount.
The under cabinet rack features an expandable metal frame. It can be adjusted between 21 in and 32 in to fit your furniture.
Yes, these are specifically designed as space-saving solutions for apartments and dorms. They utilize ceiling and cabinet space instead of floor area.
The ceiling mounted models use a pulley system. This allows you to lower the rack to hang clothes and then raise it to dry them overhead.