I was wondering if anyone can suggest a place to buy one. I am having trouble drying my cookies all over the kitchen/dining room table and I'd love to pop them in a rack. I tried a few places on line but they only sold to businesses which I am not, just a homebaker here 
This is a 3-tired shelf I added 2 extra shelves to. The shelves are about 23"x14", and stands about 40" high. I bought several units on sale at Target at $12.00 a piece about a year ago. As you can see you can add more shelves, even more than I have shown. You can also stack more than one unit to make it taller. I mix and match mine as I need them, because I only bake for family and friends and don't need the same configuration all the time. Takes up less space, and can be dismantled and stored. Sturdy too. Sorry this is so long, but hope it helps.
I had my dad make me one cuz I couldn't afford or find a place for the retaurant-size bun rack. 
It's in my photos.
i bid on 1 on ebay. it turned out the rack was going to be like $30, but the shipping was going to be $120. you're better off looking for a resturant equipment store. the last one i bought cost me $99. i'm up to 4 racks(yeah me!)
I AM jealous of you having four racks! That means business is great for ya!
also watch your local craigs list,i got one from there full of full sheet pans for a bargin.
I had my dad make me one cuz I couldn't afford or find a place for the retaurant-size bun rack.
It's in my photos.
My friend is making me one too (based on your pic - Thanks!)
that's a great idea michellem77! i've been meaning to have one made too but for cupcakes. thanks for showing me it can be done
I got mine at linens and things ( maybe bed bath and beyond too?) but i am in canada so.... i saw them on the us website for a good price. hth!
I typed in bun rack.
It took me to several places.
kimsmom, I have those racks they are awesome,I even put my pans on them.I got all mine at a flea market..
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