wires to form the body 10 and smaller wires to serve as the secondary features placed upon the body 10 in order to reduce the overall weight and manufacturing cost of the wire rack 100 the wire rack 100 has a movable torso 11 adapted to secure the iron 4 to the wire rack 100 with a retractable rail 35 having an upper holder 23 adapted for engaging a nose portion of the iron 4 shown as the pointed end and a lower holder 24 adapted for engaging the heel portion of the iron shown as the flat end fig3 shows an exploded view of one possible embodiment of the lower holder 24 located on a movable segment 12 of the torso 11 adapted to attach to a horizontal spacing bar 17 a 17 b on a fixed segment of the torso the movable segment 12 has a fixation device 13 shown in fig3 as two hooks capable of interlocking with one of the horizontal spacing bars 17 a 17 b etc in the preferred embodiment as shown in fig3 a handful of horizontal spacing bars 17 a 17 b allow the lower holder 24 to be placed at different distances from the upper holder 23 based on the spacing of the horizontal spacing bars 17 a 17 b the movable segment 12 also has lateral tabs 14 used to hold the iron 4 in place laterally as shown in.