I have an Accuquilt fabric cutter and I had problems with storing the strip dies, that are approximately one foot by two feet by 1 inch. The storage racks that the company sells to store them, stored on the ends. These dies are each over $100, so when I found that the storage was damaging them, I knew that I needed to find another solution. I decided to try using this art drying rack for something totally different. The drying rack stores them perfectly, flat and not stacked. I will be able to get many more years of my dies before having to replace them.

I have a small studio space, and this rack lets me dry multiple canvases vertically. Fantastic use of vertical space.

The metal shelves feel sturdy, and the coating prevents rust even with occasional wet paint. Moves around easily without tipping.

It’s lightweight but surprisingly strong. The adjustable shelf gaps are perfect for thicker or multilayer pieces. Excellent value.

Took me less than 10 minutes to set it up. The wheels glide well even when it’s fully loaded. Perfect for storing and drying kids’ artwork without clutter.

The metal structure feels durable. I’ve loaded all 25 racks with artwork and there’s no bending or sagging. Really happy with this item.

I’m a watercolor hobbyist, and this keeps my workspace clutter‑free. Love being able to roll it away when not in use. Smooth-gliding wheels!

I often roll the rack between classrooms, and it’s held up great. Wheels are sturdy and smooth, and the locks keep it from moving when stationed.

I was worried it might be flimsy, but it’s rock solid. The one-inch spacing fits my acrylic paintings perfectly. Love how easy it is to move between rooms.

I was shocked by how many projects fit on this thing. My high school students each get a shelf — makes everything so organized.