Double-Layer Dish Rack with Drip Tray & Utensil Holder
Dishes dry on two tiers, the tray catches the water and the counter stays clear. The rack sits over the sink and holds plates, bowls, glasses and utensils in one footprint, so the evening cleanup ends with a dry, tidy counter.
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Dishes dry on two tiers, the tray catches the water and the counter stays clear. The rack sits over the sink and holds plates, bowls, glasses and utensils in one footprint, so the evening cleanup ends with a dry, tidy counter.
Two-tier drying rack that holds plates, bowls, glasses and utensils while draining water away into a tray
- cluttered kitchen counters
- dishes piling up to air dry
- water pooling on countertop
- utensils scattered on the counter
Dry every dish on the rack, keep your counter clear.
Before: wet plates stacked on the counter and water pooling under them. After: plates, glasses and utensils drying on two tiers while the tray catches the drips.
Two tiers that give every dish room
- Two tiers, zero pile-up
The upper tier takes plates and the lower tier takes bowls and glasses, so nothing stacks on the counter. Each piece gets its own air gap, which is why dishes dry in minutes instead of sitting in a damp heap.
- A tray that catches the drips
The removable drip tray sits under the slotted sections and collects whatever runs off. Pull it out by the handle, empty it, slide it back in. The counter stays dry because the water never has a chance to spread.
- Utensils with a home
The utensil cup and hanging hooks keep forks, spoons and knives off the counter. They dry in one spot and you find them in one spot the next morning.
Load it, drain it, empty the tray
- 1Load the top tier
Rinse plates and stand them on the upper tier so water runs down through the slots.
- 2Stack bowls and glasses below
Put bowls and glasses on the lower tier. The bowl and glass slots hold them steady while they drain.
- 3Drop utensils in the cup
Stand forks, spoons and knives in the holder cup, or hang them on the side hooks.
- 4Pull out the tray to empty
Lift the drip tray by its handle, pour out the water, rinse it and slide it back in.
Three pieces, one rack, ready to use
- Dish rack frame×1
Two-tier matte plastic frame with diamond-cut side vents
- Utensil holder cup×1
Holds stainless steel utensils upright on the counter
- Drip tray×1
Removable tray with a pull-out handle
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The rack measures 31 x 24 x 33 cm overall. Measure the sink corner or counter strip where it will sit, then compare those numbers with the footprint. It is built for a standard kitchen sink area, not a wide island.
Yes for everyday plates, bowls, glasses and utensils. The matte plastic frame is made for daily dishes. Keep heavy pots and pans off the top tier and dry them separately so the frame never gets strained.
It has a pull-out handle, so you lift it straight out, empty it into the sink and slide it back in. Most people find it smooth after the first couple of uses.
A single-tier rack leaves water on the counter and gives utensils nowhere to go. This one adds a second drying level, a drip tray and a utensil cup in the same footprint. You get one rack that replaces a towel, a tray and a utensil jar, and the counter stays clear every night.
Pull the tray out after drying, empty it and rinse it. Do not leave standing water in it overnight. A quick rinse each evening keeps it fresh and makes the weekly clean easy.