The AC Infinity Hanging Drying Rack gives you 6 zippered tiers of drying space in a footprint of 600 mm (24″) across, hanging from a single point. Polyester mesh over a flexible steel wireframe means air reaches material from every direction, which is what an even dry actually depends on. It collapses flat into the included carry bag when the season is over, and a built-in Velcro loop plus the included hook means it goes up almost anywhere without extra hardware. Quick Bloom Lights is the official Australian importer: stocked in Sydney, shipped domestically.
Air from every direction
Drying on a solid surface means turning material regularly, because whatever is touching the tray is not getting any air. Mesh removes that problem entirely: each tier is open on the top, the bottom and all the way around, so air moves through the layer rather than past it.
That is the difference between a rack and a shelf. Material dries at roughly the same rate across the whole tier, which means the batch finishes together instead of in stages, and you spend far less time rearranging it.
Zippered chambers, not open shelves
Every tier has its own full-length zip. Load a tier, close it, and what is inside stays inside — nothing falls through to the layer below when you move the rack, and dust and insects stay out while air still passes freely.
Each chamber is 171 mm (6.75″) high, which is generous enough to lay material out in a single layer without pressing it against the tier above. Zips also mean you can work one tier at a time, checking or removing a layer without disturbing the rest of the batch.
Up in seconds, away in seconds
The steel wireframe is flexible by design: it twists down flat and drops into the carry bag that comes with it, so a rack that stands 1,194 mm tall in use takes up almost no cupboard when it is not. There is nothing to dismantle and no parts to lose.
Hanging is equally simple. A hook is included, and the built-in Velcro loop means it can go over a tent bar, a rafter, a rail or a branch without you fitting anything. It is at home in a tent or a spare room, and it works just as well hung under cover outdoors.
Full specifications
| Manufacturer | AC Infinity Inc. |
| Product / model | Drying Rack / AC-DRA66 |
| UPC | 819137022041 |
| Tiers | 6 zippered chambers |
| Diameter | 600 mm (24″) |
| Length, hanging | 1,194 mm (47″) |
| Chamber height | 171 mm (6.75″) |
| Mesh | Non-toxic polyester |
| Frame | Flexible steel wireframe |
| Design | Collapsible |
| Colour | Black |
| Suits | 3×3 tents and larger |
| Included | Hanging hook, carry bag, built-in Velcro loop |
FAQ
Which size suits my space?
This is the 24″ with 6 tiers, sized for 3×3 tents and up. The 18″ four-tier version is the other option if your batches or your space are a different scale. Both use the same mesh, the same frame and the same zippered chambers — the difference is purely how much they hold and how much room they need.
How much will it hold?
More than people expect, because the capacity is per tier rather than overall. Each chamber takes a full single layer across the whole 600 mm width, and there are 6 of them. Loading in single layers rather than heaping is what gets you the even result the mesh is there to deliver.
Where can I hang it?
Anywhere with something to hang it from. The included hook covers most situations, and the built-in Velcro loop wraps straight around a tent bar, a rafter, a clothes rail or a branch when a hook is not convenient. It needs roughly 1,194 mm of vertical clearance fully extended.
Does it need a fan?
Some air movement helps a great deal, and most people already have it in the space. What matters is that the air is moving through the room rather than blasting the rack — an extraction fan ticking over, or a clip fan pointed at a wall rather than at the mesh, is the setup that works well.
How long does drying take?
It depends entirely on your conditions rather than on the rack — temperature, humidity and airflow set the pace, and a week or thereabouts is a common working figure in a controlled space. The rack's contribution is evenness: because every tier gets air from all sides, the batch comes down together rather than in patches.
Can I wash it?
Yes. The polyester mesh takes a wipe with a damp cloth, or a gentle hand wash if it needs more than that, and it should be fully dry before you fold it away. Doing it at the end of a run rather than before the next one is the easier habit.
What else do I need for the harvest?
The rack handles the drying stage. For the trimming that comes before it, a trim tray keeps the work contained, and a bowl trimmer gets through the bulk of the leaf quickly. The three together cover the whole post-harvest workflow.
Is this genuine AC Infinity stock with Australian warranty?
Yes. Quick Bloom Lights is the official Australian importer and distributor for AC Infinity. Stock is held in Sydney, orders ship domestically, and warranty is handled here rather than through an overseas seller.