DIY PVC Laundry Rack

Building the Base

• 1

  Connect a 2 foot and a 3 foot length of PVC pipe at a 90 degree angle using a side outlet elbow. The remaining opening in the pipe should point straight up.

• 2

  Attach another side outlet elbow and 3 foot length of pipe to the opposite end of the 2 foot length.

• 3

  Complete the rectangle using another side outlet elbow and a 2 foot length of pipe. You should now have a 2 foot by 3 foot rectangle with an outlet pipe pointed straight up at each corner of the rectangle.

• 4

  Attach a 3 foot length of pipe to each corner of the rack.

Building the Top

• 5

  Attach a side angle pipe to each end of two 3 foot lengths of pipe.

• 6

  Attach 1 foot lengths of pipe to each of the side angle pipes, always forming a 90 degree angle with the 3 foot lengths. Turn the pipes so all the remaining open ends face the same direction.

• 7

  Attach a tee joint to both ends of the remaining 3 foot length of pipe. This forms the center bar on the top of your drying rack.

• 8

  Connect all four of the 1 foot lengths of pipe to the tee joints to form a large rectangle with another pipe across the center.

• 9

  Attach the top of the rack to the upright lengths of pipe to complete your drying rack.

• 10

  If the rack feels wobbly take it apart and use PVC glue to attach the pieces permanently.