Supa Dry Rack

Very sturdy yet easy to move once it’s put together. It comes rolled up in plastic and, for me at least, it was a little awkward. Lay it all out , legs to either side and cross poles in between. The legs, which are bolted together at the top to form a front and back leg, should have the big side of the bolt on the outside. If one set of the legs has the bigger side of the bolt facing in, the whole frame won’t stand up. Once you have it all laid out, start pushing the cross poles into the pre-cut holes I needed a hammer to give most of them a good whack. You’ll know it’s right if you can push the frame upright with the legs easily adjustable to be as close together as needed to support a lot of weight. Otherwise, knock it apart and start again. Looking forward to juggling outdoor all weather coats with indoor barn blankets with plenty of room to keep everything off the floor this year.