Aurora Wooden and Steel Laundry Dryers
Discover Aurora — where sustainable design meets everyday durability. Our laundry racks are crafted from certified wood and steel, made to last in both indoors and outdoors conditions. Designed with care, built to last, and created with the environment in mind, Aurora transforms a simple household item into a timeless design piece.
Eco‑friendly Materials, Responsible Design
We use only certified wood, sourced from responsibly managed forests. The wood is preserved using an innovative, chemical-free process that makes it moisture-resistant and weatherproof — safe for bathrooms, laundry rooms, or even outdoor use.
All components — wood, steel, and minimal plastic elements — are fully recyclable, supporting a circular economy.
Built to Last, Designed to Repair
Aurora is made to serve you for years, not seasons.
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All parts are replaceable, allowing you to repair and maintain your product instead of replacing it.
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We offer spare parts for long-term use and minimal waste.
Functional Design with Furniture Appeal
More than just a drying rack — Aurora blends into your interior like a piece of minimalist furniture. With its foldable structure, it’s easy to store, move, or transport. Choose from two versions:
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Assembled – ready to use, beautifully finished.
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Self-assembly – flat-packed to reduce carbon footprint and shipping costs, with clear instructions and video guides.
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