Extra-Wide Ceiling Clothes Airer
A wider ceiling-mounted drying system for everyday clothes, sheets and larger laundry. Raise or lower the entire airer by hand, without electricity.
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62 cm Main-Rod Spacing
Two main rods are spaced approximately 62 cm apart for a wider drying layout. -
2 Fold-Up Lower Drying Rods
Provide separate space for sheets, duvet covers and larger laundry, then fold upward when not needed. -
Up to 50 kg Total Rated Load
Rated up to 50 kg total when installed correctly with suitable structural fixings and evenly distributed load. -
Manual Lifting, No Electricity
Raise or lower the complete airer using the wall-mounted hand crank. The locking mechanism holds it at the selected height.
Multi-Rod vs Extra-Wide
Choose Multi-Rod for a more compact installation. Choose Extra-Wide for a wider, more adjustable drying layout.
Multi-Rod Ceiling Clothes Airer |
Extra-Wide Ceiling Clothes Airer | |
|---|---|---|
| Main-rod spacing | Approx. 49 cm | Approx. 62 cm |
| Recommended clear balcony width | Approx. 95 cm+ | Approx. 1.1 m+ |
| Lower drying rods | Fixed layout | Multiple spacing positions, approx. 11–36 cm |
| Frame structure | Standard layout | Additional end connecting plates |
Compare the Drying Layouts
Multi-Rod uses approximately 49 cm main-rod spacing for a more compact layout, while Extra-Wide uses approximately 62 cm spacing for a wider drying layout.
Mulit-rod
Extra-wide
11–36 cm Adjustable Spacing
Choose from multiple spacing positions between approximately 11 and 36 cm to suit sheets, duvet covers and other larger items.
The lower rods can also be folded upward when they are not needed.
Choose the Right Length
Both sizes use the same overall structure. Choose the length based on your available installation space and the number of hanging positions you need.
| Length | Hanger Holes | Crossbars |
|---|---|---|
| 2.0 m | 24 | 12 |
| 2.4 m | 30 | 15 |
A Wider Layout for Clothes and Bedding
62 cm Main-Rod Spacing
The two main rods are spaced approximately 62 cm apart, creating a wider layout with more separation between the different drying areas.
Separate Lower Drying Rods
Two lower drying rods provide dedicated space for sheets, duvet covers and other larger laundry.
Use Different Drying Areas Together
Everyday clothes can remain on the hanger holes and crossbars while the lower rods are used for larger laundry.
When the lower rods are not needed, they can be folded upward to keep the main hanging area easier to access.
Where to Hang Different Laundry
Hanger Holes
For shirts, jackets and everyday garments on hangers.
Crossbars
For smaller laundry and additional drying space.
Lower Drying Rods
For sheets, duvet covers and other larger laundry while the upper hanging areas remain available for everyday clothes.
The two lower rods fold upward when not in use.
Will It Fit My Space?
Check the main installation requirements before ordering.
- Recommended clear balcony width: approximately 1.1 m or more
- Main-rod spacing: approximately 62 cm
- Wall space for the hand crank: approximately 30 cm or more
- Standard ceiling height: up to approximately 3 m
- Maximum lowering distance: approximately 1.8 m
- Ceiling suspension points: 4
- Corner guide: 1 separate fixing point
- Ceiling structure: secure fixing to a suitable load-bearing structure is required
For ceilings above approximately 3 m, contact EaseRack before ordering to confirm the required extended wire-rope length. The standard hand crank can still be used.
Hand Crank
Approx. 30 cm+ wall space
Clear Installation Width
Approx. 110 cm+
Ceiling Height
Standard setup: up to approx. 3 m
How the Manual Lifting System Works
Easy Manual Height Adjustment
Turn the wall-mounted hand crank to raise or lower the entire airer, then stop at your preferred height. The self-locking mechanism holds it in position.
Maximum lowering distance: approximately 1.8 m.
Real Customer Installations
See how the Extra-Wide Ceiling Clothes Airer fits into real home laundry spaces.
Ceiling Types—Structural Fixing Required
The airer must be anchored to a suitable load-bearing structure. Plasterboard or decorative ceiling panels alone are not suitable fixing points.
Gypsum Ceiling
Sunroom Ceiling
Wood Ceiling
Integrated Ceiling
Frequently Asked Questions
How much space do I need for installation?
We recommend a clear balcony width of approximately 1.1 m or more. You also need approximately 30 cm or more of suitable wall space for the hand crank and a clear route for the wire ropes around the corner guide.
The standard configuration is suitable for ceiling heights up to approximately 3 m.
What is the difference between the 2.0 m and 2.4 m versions?
Both sizes use the same overall structure.
- 2.0 m: 24 hanger holes + 12 crossbars
- 2.4 m: 30 hanger holes + 15 crossbars
Choose according to your available installation length and the number of hanging positions you need.
Can I dry clothes and larger laundry at the same time?
Yes. Everyday clothes can be hung from the main rods and crossbars while the two lower drying rods provide separate space for sheets, duvet covers and other larger laundry.
Does the whole airer move together?
Yes. The complete airer rises and lowers together through the four ceiling suspension points. Individual rods cannot be moved independently.
What if my ceiling is higher than 3 m?
For ceilings above approximately 3 m, contact EaseRack before ordering to confirm the required extended wire-rope length.
The standard hand crank can still be used.
What types of ceilings are suitable?
The airer must be securely fixed to a suitable load-bearing structure.
Plasterboard, drywall, suspended or modular ceilings are suitable only when the fixing can reach a suitable load-bearing structure behind or above the visible ceiling surface.
