Aluminum Folding Clothes Drying Rack

Often copied but disfigured – even to the point of plastic versions. Yet, the original remains unrivalled since the 1950s. The dryer, nicknamed the “Ruckzuck” (“In No Time”) made by the Artweger family company founded in 1923 in Bad Ischl, Austria, became a classic among collapsible drying racks. When it comes to the “Ruckzuck”, a flick of the wrist will do, and 20 kg of laundry find a place on this sturdy drying aid. When folded, it protrudes only 11 cm; when in use, it extends to 58.5 cm and then holds nearly 7 meters of laundry on nine sturdy bars. The accordion rack-like construction made of aluminium and the plastic-coated steel bars allow you to use the drying rack outdoors as well.