Handmade hardwood pasta drying rack, holds up to 11 sq feet of pasta. That's the amount of a pasta I make using 8 eggs and about 5 cups of flour and rolling to thickness 5 on the Kitchen Aid Pasta Roller. The parts may be made of poplar, maple ash or birch. The wood is unfinished. You may wash the pieces before and using with a damp cloth, but do not immerse the pieces as swelling of the unfinished wood may occur.

Assembly is easy. There are two feet and two columns that press fit together and a beam that connects them. Putting in 12 arms that extend out 6 1/2" completes the structure. When your pasta is finished drying, disassemble and knock off any flour that may have accumulated on the surfaces. Place the pieces back into the mailing container and store until your next use. The finished size is 10 1/2" wide by 10 1/2" tall and 10" from front to back.

We have added an optional drawstring storage bag for only $5.00 more (a$7.95 value) Bag must be shipped with the rack.

The 6 1/2" extension of the dowel arms is perfect for the typical hand cranked pasta rolling machine or the Kitchen Aid pasta roller/cutter. Of course you can use the rack for pasta rolled with a pin.

Returns are accepted for any reason for 90 days. Replacement for broken returned parts is no charge for 1 year for normal wear and tear. Just send me a request by email to markwitt [!at] breadtechnique.com or via a conversation.