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We all host guests at our homes, and visitors, expected or not, have luggage. Luggage accessibility in such cases can be improved with a luggage rack. (Yes, those foldable racks found in hotel rooms.) Luggage racks are handy supports that hold open suitcases for unpacking. Ideally, a luggage rack should be solid and made from wood or metal. The best ones even have a shelf at the base. Depending on how much space you have, you may want to choose one that's foldable. We've compiled the best options available.
Winsome 92436 luggage rack with shelf
Stylish and practical
This foldable rack is made from solid wood.
Pros:
- Solid wood construction
- Two shelves
- Foldable
- Great size
Cons:
- Expensive
The Winsome luggage rack is our best pick. This luggage rack is made from solid wood and features strong nylon straps. It has two shelves—one for luggage and another for smaller bags or shoes. It can hold any luggage size and is finished in a rich espresso color that will warm any room. Conveniently, this model is foldable, so it will tidy away when guests have unpacked or left.
Casual Home luggage rack
Won't detract from your décor
This sturdy pick comes in several colors and it's foldable.
Pros:
- Solid wood construction
- Heavy-duty straps
- Multiple colors available
- Arrives assembled
- Folds
- 150-pound weight limit
- Inexpensive
Cons:
- Feet aren't non-slip
- Hard to clean
The Casual Home luggage rack is excellent. It's made from solid wood and features two shelves—one for luggage and the other for shoes or small bags. It has reinforced heavy-duty straps for increased support, shouldering 150 pounds. And the bottom shelf will hold easy-access accessories weighing up to 50 pounds. This rack comes in several colors, from this beautiful walnut finish to classic white. It arrives already assembled and is foldable for easy storage.
Whitmor chrome luggage rack
Sleek and polished
This is a great option for commercial or residential use, measuring 26.13 inches wide.
Pros:
- Metal
- Non-skid feet
- Easy to clean
- Arrives assembled
- Folds
Cons:
- No shelf
- Only one color option
Buy the Whitmor chrome luggage rack if you're after a metal option. This chrome luggage rack benefits from four thick canvas straps and high-quality non-skid plastic feet to protect your floor. It comes assembled but it's collapsable when it's not in use. This one is a more streamlined option so that it won't impose on your surroundings, but it doesn't have a shelf.
Wooden Mallet Deluxe straight-leg luggage rack
Completely customizable
Choose your favorite color frame and straps to customize this luggage rack to suit your interior style.
Pros:
- Solid oak wood construction
- Multiple color optiosn
- Foldable
- 100-pound weight limit
Cons:
- No shelf
The Wooden Mallet Deluxe luggage rack is definitely the most stylish option. This luggage rack is made from solid oak and has a low-gloss finish for polish and durability. It also has four 2-inch straps for support. There are several frame and strap combinations to meet your design preferences. This foldable luggage rack can withstand up to 100 pounds and measures 24 inches wide and 20 inches high.
Household Essentials 2126-1 folding luggage rack
Cool contrast
This foldable option is collapsible and made of sturdy steel.
Pros:
- Steel construction
- Folding design
- Contrasting frame and straps
Cons:
- Needs to be assembled
- No shelf
- Not as sturdy as other picks
Buy the Household Essentials folding luggage rack if you're looking for something budget-friendly. This great rack is made from steel and features four fabric straps. This one has a bold black frame and tan straps for a little visual interest that's still neutral. This luggage rack is collapsible and, once assembled, measures 19.88-by-24.8 inches.
Kings Brand Furniture high-back luggage rack
A clever pick that's still foldable
Pop this luggage rack anywhere in the room since it has a handy back.
Pros:
- Steel construction
- Handy back
- 100-pound weight capacity
- Arrives assembled
- Folds
Cons:
- Only one color
- No shelf
Choose the Kings Brand Furniture luggage rack for ease of use. This chrome luggage rack features a handy back so that you don't have to rest the other side of your suitcase against a wall to keep your suitcase steady. It's made from metal with nylon straps, so it's certainly built to last. This luggage rack has a 100-pound weight capacity and still manages to fold away for easy storage.
Our verdict
Why you can trust Real Homes
The best luggage rack is the Winsome 92436 luggage rack with shelf as it looks and plays the part. It's foldable, has two shelves and it's made from solid wood. That and it's pretty sizeable...
Our runner-up option is the Casual Home luggage rack since it's made from solid wood, it folds, it comes in four colors and it has a handy shelf for shoes or smaller bags.
The Whitmor chrome luggage rack is the best metal luggage rack and it has non-slip feet.
The Wooden Mallet Deluxe straight-leg luggage rack is the best-looking luggage rack since it's completely customizable and it can hold up to 100 pounds in weight.
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