I'm building a tiny home- 6'8 x 20' total. Would it work on a wall as a pasta drying rack in a tiny kitchen? How noticeable is it when not in use?
1102725
We mounted ours on 2x4s because it didn't quite align with our studs, so it sticks out a bit more, but if you can mount it directly on the wall, it only sticks out a couple of inches. In terms of how noticeable it would be, I think it depends on your wall color. Ours is on a dark wall, so it's very noticeable. On a white wall, it would be fairly unobtrusive. The only thing to keep in mind is that it's not designed for food, so the materials may not be food safe.
1102726
It folds fairly flat. Look at measurements and you can figure about how long it is and how far it will stick out. I have a small place too so I mounted it up high above my shower. Great for wet clothes and towels.
2012698
It takes up very little room. Less than 2 feet square on the floor. It can sit right up next to the wall.
1622669
The height is accurate. The width really depends on you, as you can stretch out space between each piece. It works as an accent piece on a feature wall, but the wall shouldn't be much longer than 8 ft or so.
2231113
I suppose it depends on your wall and how well it is mounted but mine works great! I have a 7 piece Cuisinart Tri-Ply set hanging there (which includes a very heavy 13" skillet, as well as a metal colander and another 13" Circulon grill pan) and although I have to stack a few things on a few of the hooks, it works fantastically. It's very strong and sturdy but doesn't stand out too far from the wall. It's a total space-saving life-saver! GET IT! You'll love it!
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I use it on the counter, not in the sink. However, this is a smaller rack, and I really like it because of that. It also drains well which was a problem with other types of racks. I suggest just measuring your sink on the side you want to use it and see if the rack's measurements work.
212467
This will not move ALOT of air. I use it to exhaust hot air from a 24"x48" cabinet, and this will work fine for the a small cabinet, not for a room.
1913713
it is small.... maybe 8x10... I would not want to attempt a room with this.
1124276
I only have it on a small bathroom vanity counter, and it's holding up well so far...not sure what the result would be in a kitchen though!
2213101
My tub might be on the small side but I still think this rack is too wide to stand in a tub. I tried to stand the rack in the tub sideways but it wouldn't open enough and I think the minute you put clothes on it, it would tip over. This is a great drying rack but it needs room to spread its wings.
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I have it in our house in CA so I am not there a lot. I use it self-standing and it works great. It could be mounted and it would be more rigid so it wouldn't move easily when you putting things away. I used it with a Circulon bronze set of cookware from Costco which are heavy duty.
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Not a lot; maybe 4-6 or so, but it generally holds more than you think if you "stack" the items, because it is deeper than the typical dish rack. If you are just using it as secondary to your dishwasher (so just to hold plastics, pots, etc.) and you have a small household, this should work fine. If more for primary usage and/or household is larger, you might want to consider next size up.
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I don't think it would work very well for that purpose, but I've never used a pasta pot before so hopefully someone else will answer your question better. It's an awesome steamer! ;)
1915779
Yes,It very much would. I used the smaller size in a closet with very small square foot. It is great. It is very difficult to find smaller racks. I was very pleased to find it and how it worked out.
1012502
I mostly used on my small porch, but many times used inside my small apartment, I prefer this to the drying racks; feel clothes dry quicker with no creases from rack & can hang more clothes on. Hope this is helpful.
1176112
I love the dryer. It holds a lot of clothing. I just collapsed it (took just a few seconds). Lying down it's only 3.5" off the floor and it's 42" long and 24" wide. There are two levers that hold up the wings so they don't collapse. The drying rack is useful too, not just for sweaters - you can even just lay a bunch of socks on it.
2004522
the height is what you want it to be...the shelf is only about 3'' x 36'', the bracket is about 5''...your own pots and pans determine the overall length. So hang it where you want it...I put mine about 6' up the wall because I am short.
698920
We use this in a bedroom that is 22x25 and it works well. Normally our bedroom is closed off during the night and most of the moisture is trapped inside. If you were to put it in a more open room such as a living room or open living area, I would anticipate that it would work ok, but probably not quite as efficiently.