Laundry drying racks

7 years ago

Hello Houzzers,

Where can I find foldable wall mounted indoor laundry drying racks like in the photos please? (Image from Pinterest and don't link to sellers) I'm in South Australia. Thanks.

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kglynn93
5 years ago
hi I saw these and want to know is it possible to buy in Ireland or britan thank you
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Laundry drying racks

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