Shop 96
Modular Drying Racks for High-Capacity Painting Projects
★★★★★ 4.9 on Amazon (23 ratings)
- 96 PaintBlox™: dries about 168 1x6x12' boards (24 layers, 7 boards each), or 112 1x6x16' boards. Same count for 5/4 material.
- Best for commercial jobsites, millwork shops and high-output operations.
- Tool-free: no screws, no tools, no fasteners. Sets up in seconds.
- 24 layers of drying capacity in the footprint of two. Every piece loads from the top.
- You add 1x3 or 1x2 furring strips (sold separately). Other board sizes? See Which Kit Do I Need?
Shop 96 is our highest-capacity kit, built for volume — commercial jobs, millwork operations, and high-output shops working against tight timelines. Stack parts vertically to dry about 168 1x6x12' boards, or an entire kitchen’s worth of cabinetry, all kept elevated, evenly spaced, and protected while they cure.
Its modular design scales with your workload and reclaims floor space you’d otherwise lose to drying. Configure it to your shop, and add more Blox anytime — every kit uses the same system.
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FREE SHIPPING & 30-DAY RETURNS
Free shipping to the lower 48. Every kit ships free from our shop in Williamstown, Vermont, within [1–2] business days. Alaska and Hawaii: we'll quote your exact freight before you pay a dime.
30-day returns with a prepaid label. Put it to work in your shop. If it's not right, tell us within 30 days — we'll email you a prepaid return label and refund your purchase minus a flat $15 return fee. That's the most that changing your mind can ever cost.
Arrives damaged or wrong? That's on us — replacement or full refund, shipping included, no fee.
PaintBlox Pro Portable Jobsite Drying Racks
When capacity matters, Shop 96 delivers. Built for commercial-grade output and millwork-heavy jobs, it keeps materials organized and protected—all without taking over the job site.
WHAT CUSTOMERS SAY
Twenty-foot boards. No problem.
“Our decking is 20 feet long, and this was the only system … that could easily handle boards of that length.”
Robert B.