Folding hotel luggage racks
A luggage rack keeps suitcases off the bed and the carpet, and protects walls and furniture. It folds away into the wardrobe when the guest doesn't need it.
Two materials: solid wood for warm, welcoming rooms, and stainless steel for a contemporary look and maximum durability.
7 luggage racks models
Antibes solid wood luggage rack
The sturdiest in the range: solid wood, five straps and a look that matches the furniture.
Cannes stainless steel luggage rack
Contemporary and hard-wearing: a stainless steel frame that shrugs off knocks and humidity.
Pointe-Rouge solid beech luggage rack, made in Europe
A solid wood luggage rack made in Europe, with interchangeable nylon or leather straps.
Croisette ultra-slim beech luggage rack
The best-value wooden luggage rack, just 43 mm thick when folded.
Pharo brushed stainless steel luggage rack
Compact and contemporary, in welded brushed stainless steel.
Corniche matt black steel luggage rack
The graphic look of matt black steel, in two designs.
Prado steel luggage rack in four finishes
The economical steel luggage rack, right up to a gold finish.
How to choose your luggage racks
Wood or stainless steel?
Solid wood matches oak or walnut furniture and adds warmth. Stainless steel stands up to knocks and humidity, ideal for high-turnover hotels.
Protecting the walls
Place the rack against a wall fitted with a protective rail or backboard: hard-shell suitcases mark paintwork quickly.
Frequently asked questions
Does wood hold up to heavy use?
The solid wood model is the sturdiest in the range. For properties with very high turnover, stainless steel remains the easiest to look after.
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