Winco Cover for 10-Tier Sheet Pan Rack ALRK-10 and ALRK-10BK,Clear,Medium

Very helpful when baking lots of cookies

Heavy, good quality, easy to use and clean, and zipper is sturdy feeling. Fits a half speed rack perfectly.Do make sure to air it out prior to using, as there is a strong plastic smell. The scent goes away after a day of airing out.

This ended up being the perfect drying rack for my fluid pour painting art.The pieces must take at least 10 days to 14 days to dry and you have to keep them covered so that dust does not get on the acrylic. This is perfect. I do the pictures I slide in them on a cookie sheet with the vinyl paper underneath and, voila, they are drying for 10 days. I love the ease of rolling the cart to my painting wheel. Also, everything is level. A must for Fluid Pour Painting.I slide them out, check them out, put them back in.When I'm ready for varnish or resin, out they come and back into the little container all covered up for another 2 weeks.Perfect, perfect, perfect.

I’m happy with this product 😊 Now I don’t have to cover my baked goods individually which saves me time & tons of plastic wrap 👍🏼 My baked goods are protected from elements 👍🏼👍🏼 Material is thick & has openings front & back ❤️ Zippers are great quality, slides easily 🙂👍🏼

Me agrado, para poner bandejas de postres y bizcochos.

Thick cover but dimensions were inaccurate

This cover works great, does what it should. Keeps art work clean and dust free during drying time. I'm cheep and was going to make my own but I would have never made one this good, nice having two zippers to open and close.

This fit easily over the 10-shelf speed rack I bought on Amazon (Profeeshaw Bun Pan Bakery Rack 10 Tier). There's enough slack for it be placed and removed quickly. The plastic is thick (like plastic umbrella material) and looks to be durable. It does have a vinyl smell to it, but it's not overly offensive; I hope it airs out completely before I need to put food on the racks. I'm mainly using it to keep empty sheet pans from getting dusty while storing them on the rack. I don't understand the zippers though. One side has 2 zippers but they start above the bottom seam, so that you can't open up a side all the way. Maybe it's meant to go between the rack and the wheels? The 3rd zipper opens all the way, but since it only opens up one side, you still can't open that side all the way. I might cut through the bottom seam so that I can have a flap that opens completely, but will have to sew that bottom corner it to keep it from unraveling.