Collapsible Dish Rack That Folds Flat for Small Kitchens
Your counter stops being the dish rack's home. Plates, bowls and cups drain upright in ribbed slots, then the whole frame folds flat and slides out of sight. Built for small kitchens that need every inch.
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Your counter stops being the dish rack's home. Plates, bowls and cups drain upright in ribbed slots, then the whole frame folds flat and slides out of sight. Built for small kitchens that need every inch.
Collapsible dish rack that folds flat to save counter space while drying plates and cups
- cluttered countertop
- bulky dish drying racks
- wet dishes not draining
Drain Every Plate. Keep Your Counter.
Wet dishes piling up next to the sink, and a bulky rack that never leaves the counter. Now everything drains upright, and it folds flat when you're done.
Slots That Let Water Run Off
- Slots that drain instead of pool
Ribbed slots hold plates and cups upright, so water runs off the edge instead of collecting in the bottom of the dish. Plates dry faster standing on edge than stacked on a towel, and cups go upside down in the same slots.
- Folds flat when you're done
The hinged frame collapses in one motion, and the pivot knob makes the fold a one-handed job. Once the dishes are dry, the rack slides into a drawer or a narrow cabinet gap, and the counter is clear again.
- Raised feet keep the base dry
Raised feet lift the rack off the counter, and drainage holes in the base let water fall through. Nothing sits in a puddle under the dishes, so the counter does not end up with rings. Available in purple, pink, blue and white.
A Quick Rinse Keeps It Working
- Rinse after use
A quick rinse under the tap clears food bits from the ribbed slots.
- Air dry fully
Let the rack dry before folding so water does not sit in the hinge.
- Hand wash
Wash by hand with mild soap. A dry cloth around the pivot knob keeps the fold smooth.
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The frame is lightweight plastic, so it is built for everyday plates, bowls and cups rather than cast iron. Put heavier bowls in the lower slots and keep the load balanced, and the ribbed slots hold them steady.
Plates stand upright in the ribbed slots and cups sit upside down in the gaps, so the dishes from one dinner fit in a single load. It is a drying rack for the nightly load, not a weekly batch for a big family.
The pivot is a simple knob hinge that folds with one hand. The first few folds can feel stiff, and the action loosens with regular use. Dry the hinge before folding and it stays smooth.
Yes. It folds flat and slides into a drawer or a narrow gap beside the sink. Measure your gap if you plan to store it in a tight cabinet.
Raised feet and drainage holes let water fall through the base. Set it over the sink and the runoff lands in the basin, which keeps the counter dry.
A fixed rack takes the same spot all day, every day. This one folds away when dinner is done, so the space it gives back is the space you use every day.