How To Build Your Own Pull-Out Drying Rack

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These drying racks can be pulled out when in use, and when not needed, they can be easily tucked away in the drawer, making them easy to use, efficient and space-saving.

How To Build Your Own Pull-Out Drying Rack

Materials

Step 1: Make the cut

Step 2: Make the holes for the dowel

Step 3: Seal the dowel

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How To Build Your Own Pull-Out Drying Rack

ANIKA'S DIY LIFE

ANIKA'S DIY LIFE

Learn how to build DIY Drying Rack drawers for your laundry room with this simple and easy-to-follow detailed step-by-step tutorial.

These drying racks can be pulled out when in use, and when not needed, they can be easily tucked away in the drawer, making them easy to use, efficient and space-saving.

How To Build Your Own Pull-Out Drying Rack

ANIKA'S DIY LIFE

Materials

- 1×3 boards for the sides of the drawers - 3/4″ wood dowels - 3/4″ Forstener bit - Waterproofing finish - 1 1/4″ pocket hole screws - Drawer slides - Plywood or 1×5 boards

Step 1: Make the cut

Make the cuts for the drawer sides based on your measurements.

Step 2: Make the holes for the dowel

Calculate the number of dowel holes you want in the rack. This takes a little math. I used 3/4″ dowels and spaced them out at 2.5″.

Step 3: Seal the dowel

Seal the dowels well using a spray waterproofing finish.

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