Print Dry Room

Room for the whole edition

Print Dry Room starts with the sheet that needs somewhere to rest. An image size alone cannot tell you whether a rack will work: borders, deckled edges and the full paper dimensions belong in that decision. Our collection puts the usable sheet envelope beside the shelf count, from the Folio Twelve desk rack to the Archive Thirty studio rack.

The sheet planner checks both orientations and counts only shelves on racks large enough for your paper. Enter the wet sheets expected in one run, then compare that number with the available positions. Replacement shelves are replacement parts; they do not turn a twelve-position frame into a larger rack.

Space matters after the last print leaves the press. Listed width and depth describe the rack footprint or open wall projection, while your studio must also provide loading room. We organise these dimensions so a drying area can be planned around the way you actually carry and handle paper.