A draining board covered in wet crockery takes over the worktop, so this compact rack gives your dishes a proper place to sit and drip dry.
This small dish drying rack holds a full load for one or two people in 44.5 cm of counter space. It works in flats, small kitchens and caravans where every centimetre counts.
Load plates into the wire slots, stand mugs and bowls on the ribbed tray, and drop cutlery into the removable holder. The tray sits at a 15° tilt so water runs to the swivel spout, which you point straight into the sink. Lift the holder out and rinse the whole thing under the tap when it needs a clean.
Key Features
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15° Sloped Drainboard: Water runs away on its own instead of pooling under your clean plates.
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Swivel Drainage Spout: Turn it towards the sink so drips never reach your worktop.
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Removable Utensil Holder: Lift it out to empty knives and forks, then rinse it separately.
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Rustproof Stainless Steel: The wire frame stays bright instead of staining after months of daily use.
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Holds a Full Load: Takes 7 plates, 6 bowls and over 12 pieces of cutlery at once.
Specifications
| Brand: |
Songmics |
| Material: |
Stainless Steel and Plastic |
| Colour: |
Silver + Grey |
| Dimensions: |
44.5 x 20.6 x 13.1 cm (L x W x H, with utensil holder) |
| Tray Height: |
5.4 cm |
| Utensil Holder Size: |
15.1 x 6.8 x 11.7 cm |
| Plate Slot Spacing: |
2.5 cm |
| Load Capacity: |
12 kg |
| Tilt Angle: |
15° |
| Assembly: |
No assembly required |
| Care: |
Rinse and wipe dry after use |
FAQs
How much worktop space does it take?
It measures 44.5 cm long by 20.6 cm wide, and stands 13.1 cm tall with the utensil holder fitted.
Where does the water go?
The tray tilts at 15° and feeds a swivel spout, so you can aim the run-off straight into your sink.
How many plates will it take?
The wire slots hold 7 plates, with room for 6 bowls and more than 12 pieces of cutlery alongside.
Will it rust over time?
No. The frame is stainless steel, so it stays rustproof through daily washing up.
Order now to dry the washing up without giving up your worktop.