Drying rack Drying trolley

Made from solid beech wood, this drying rack has a delicate design despite the solidity of the material, making it discreet and stylish in any environment. However, the drying rack owes its name not to its design, but to its four rubber-tyred beechwood wheels, which roll along smoothly even when fully loaded. Unusual, but clever: the wheels are not mounted crosswise, but lengthwise to the frame. This makes it easy(er) to get it out of its niche existence and even maneuver it unerringly with one hand (particularly helpful if you are balancing your laundry basket under your other arm). Now that you're mobile, all you have to do is decide whether you want to dry your laundry indoors or outdoors: the linseed oil-treated beech wood takes a stay on the balcony or terrace in its stride - even if a few raindrops fall. (In the event of a heavy shower or persistent rain, however, you should roll the rack back into the dry, and not just for the sake of your laundry).

The design of the drying trolley has been carefully considered right down to the washing line: The line is made from weather-resistant polypropylene spun fibers (colloquially known as polyhemp) in a small rope factory. Even when wet, the material does not leave any stains on the laundry and the moisture is wicked away into the environment. The non-slip surface of the cords minimizes the risk of the laundry slipping. And for those who prefer to dry their Sunday shirt or shirt pulled into shape on the hanger, there is a short bar screwed onto both ends, in the groove of which a hanger can be hung without slipping.

Once the job is done, the drying trolley can be folded up and stored away to save space: It waits patiently behind the door or in another narrow niche for its next use. It can even be stored under a sloping roof without any problems thanks to the top section that can be folded up continuously. It doesn't even need to be leaned against something, as the drying trolley is also stable and sturdy when free-standing - whether folded or unfolded. However, you will need to do a little work yourself before you can use it: The drying trolley is delivered disassembled, but can be assembled quickly and easily.

When the weather is right, anyone with a garden or balcony should take their laundry out into the fresh air. Because you know the effect: if you hang your laundry outside, it dries faster and later exudes that special, fresh scent of wind, flowers and sun. What's more, unlike conventional electric tumble dryers, the energy consumption is zero - apart from the small amount of muscle power required to carry the laundry out and hang it up.