Trays support for small Darkroom

[Henry Alive]

Last September, I wrote a thread showing how my darkroom looked like. This is the link: http://www.apug.org/forums/forum43/1...raits-118.html
At that time, I commented that my darkroom was perfect for printing as big as 12x16, even though it was possible to print 16x20. With this size, I had some problems because there was no much free area available, but it could be done.
Now, I have made an improvement. My brother Saver has made a new trays support that allow me to work more comfortable with tarys for 16x20 paper size.
I am annexing some pictures of this support. I hope it will be helpful for the forum.
Henry.

[fotch]

Very nice, good design.

[Toffle]

Looks like a good setup... makes the most of your space.

[Sundowner]

I know what I'm building in the shop tomorrow...

[Christopher Colley]

what is the blue stuff in the bottles ?


(oh yeah.. neat darkroom, i remember liking it the first time i saw it.. way cool space)

[ROL]

My brother Saver has made a new trays support that allow me to work more comfortable with tarys for 16x20 paper size.

Nice. Should introduce him to sister Spender at the convent.

[Newt_on_Swings]

Cool! I saw a similar setup somewhere else as well but with smaller trays maybe 8x10 size. very convenient setup for space. But do you lose some ability to rock the trays by hand?

[Henry Alive]

Cool! I saw a similar setup somewhere else as well but with smaller trays maybe 8x10 size. very convenient setup for space. But do you lose some ability to rock the trays by hand?

No. It is very easy to work with 16x20 papers if you put the trays as they are in the photos. I have to say that I do not need to work with this supports if I am making 12x16; in this case is better to work just in the sink.