Made for how it's used

Line drawing of the JART mobile art rack: a beechwood frame holding a wire grid, with adjustment holes along both uprights, a plywood base shelf and four castors

The grid rises as the child does.

3Adjustable heights
10 cmApart
118 cmTall overall
  • Pegs hold paintings and posters — swapped in seconds, no tape or pins
  • Add the base shelf for the clay, the origami and whatever will not hang
  • Beechwood frame on wheels: playroom, classroom, or into the light

Why kids need one

Why a rack, and not the fridge door.

The fridge runs out.

Four magnets hold about six drawings. A term's worth ends up in a drawer.

Changed in seconds.

Pegs, not tape. Today's goes up and last week's comes down, without an adult.

The things that will not hang.

Clay, origami, the cereal-box model. Add the base shelf and it takes them.

Wheeled wooden art display rack for hanging children's artwork and posters

More than it says on the tin

It does not know it is an art rack.

A wire grid and a row of pegs turn out to hold play silks as readily as paintings — hung to be pulled down, which is the point of a silk.

Dress-ups, ribbons, a week of drawings, a poster that keeps changing. It holds whatever is being made this month.

From our families

How other families are using it.

The build

What it's made of.

Material & safety

  • Solid beechwood frame — not veneer over board
  • Plywood base shelf on the With Shelf version
  • Steel wire grid
  • Non-toxic finish, safe for kids
Recommended age: 3 year old +
$149.00Without Shelf